Parker 930197Q Hydraulic Filter Element 5 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 930197Q is a 5-micron hydraulic filter element constructed from microglass filter media. It is designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits in industrial and mobile hydraulic systems. The element measures 0.94 inches inside diameter and 1.99 inches outside diameter, making it a compact inline replacement element. At 0.4 pounds, it is a direct drop-in service part for qualified filter housings. Microglass media offers high dirt-holding capacity and consistent particle capture at the rated micron level. This element is installed by hydraulic system technicians and maintenance professionals during scheduled filter service intervals.

This filter element is suited for use in hydraulic power units, mobile equipment hydraulic circuits, and industrial machinery where maintaining fluid cleanliness is critical to system longevity. It is a replacement-grade element and fits a range of OEM filter housings from multiple manufacturers. The 5-micron rating targets fine particulate and oil contamination typical in return-line and pressure-line filtration applications. Sold individually, it is appropriate for single-element housing configurations.

Key Features

• 5-micron filtration rating for fine particulate removal
• Microglass filter media for high dirt-holding capacity
• 0.94 inches inside diameter and 1.99 inches outside diameter for precise housing fit
• Targets oil contamination in hydraulic fluid circuits
• Cross-references to multiple OEM part numbers across major filter brands
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds for easy handling during service

Compatibility

The PARKER 930197Q is a direct replacement for the following OEM part numbers: Hydac H9800/4-005BN, Hycon H9800/4-005BN, Pti P98-015-HG-B, Fairey Arlon R980-H-0406A, Pall HC9800FKN4H, Donaldson P169446, Stauff SP024E05B, and Vickers V6011V1V05.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of hydraulic filter elements should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before opening any filter housing. Use appropriate fluid containment to capture residual hydraulic fluid during element removal. Follow the equipment manufacturer's recommended service intervals and torque specifications for the filter housing assembly.