Parker 928152Q Hydraulic Filter Element 2 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 928152Q is a 2-micron hydraulic filter element constructed from microglass media, designed for use in industrial and mobile hydraulic systems requiring fine particulate control. The microglass construction delivers consistent filtration efficiency and is compatible with a broad range of hydraulic fluids. With an inside diameter of 1.68 inches and an outside diameter of 3.15 inches, this element is a direct-fit replacement for several OEM part numbers from major filter manufacturers. It is installed by hydraulic technicians and fluid power specialists performing scheduled maintenance or system upgrades.

This filter element is suited for hydraulic power units, industrial machinery, and mobile equipment where maintaining fluid cleanliness is critical to system reliability. The 2-micron rating targets fine particulate contamination that can accelerate wear on pumps, valves, and actuators. Its cross-reference compatibility with elements from Hydac, Pall, Donaldson, Vickers, Stauff, Hycon, Pti, and Fairey Arlon makes it a practical service replacement across a wide range of existing filter housings.

Key Features

• 2-micron filtration rating for fine particulate removal in hydraulic circuits
• Microglass media construction for high dirt-holding capacity and consistent flow characteristics
• 1.68 inches inside diameter and 3.15 inches outside diameter for drop-in fitment
• Cross-references to OEM elements from Hydac, Pall, Donaldson, Vickers, Stauff, Hycon, Pti, and Fairey Arlon
• Sold individually, no minimum order beyond single unit

Compatibility

Direct replacement for Hydac H9651/8-003BH, Hycon H9651/8-003BH, Pti P96-030-GU-B, Fairey Arlon R951-H-0803A, Pall HC9651FDP8H, Donaldson P169424, Stauff SP070F03B-OBE, and Vickers V2054V2H03.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter elements should be installed by a qualified hydraulic technician familiar with the system operating pressure and fluid compatibility requirements. Before servicing, depressurize the hydraulic circuit completely and relieve any stored energy in accumulators before opening the filter housing. Use appropriate containment to capture residual fluid during element removal. Follow the filter housing torque specifications provided by the housing manufacturer and dispose of used elements in accordance with local regulations.