Parker 932266Q Hydraulic Filter Element 5 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 932266Q is a hydraulic filter element rated at 5 microns, designed to remove particulate contamination from hydraulic fluid circuits. Built with a microglass media, it delivers consistent filtration performance in demanding industrial and mobile hydraulic systems. The element measures 1.5 inches inside diameter and 3 inches outside diameter, weighing 1.2 pounds. It is a direct-fit replacement for several OEM elements from PTI, Fairey Arlon, Pall, Donaldson, and Vickers, making it a reliable service replacement across a wide range of hydraulic equipment. Installation is handled by hydraulic technicians during scheduled filter maintenance intervals.

This filter element is suited for use in hydraulic power units, mobile equipment, and industrial machinery where fluid cleanliness is critical to system reliability. It fits filter housings requiring a 1.5-inch ID by 3-inch OD element configuration. The 5-micron rating targets fine particulate that can accelerate wear in hydraulic pumps, valves, and cylinders. It is sold as a single unit and is a common replacement part in preventive maintenance programs for both light and heavy-duty hydraulic systems.

Key Features

• 5-micron filtration rating removes fine particulate from hydraulic fluid
• Microglass media construction for consistent, high-efficiency filtration
• 1.5 inches inside diameter and 3 inches outside diameter for precise housing fit
• Direct cross-replacement for PTI P82-030-HF-B, Fairey Arlon R820-H-0803H, Pall HC8200FKN8H, Donaldson P170737, and Vickers V2682B2C05
• Lightweight at 1.2 pounds for easy handling during filter service

Compatibility

Confirmed cross-reference replacements include PTI part number P82-030-HF-B, Fairey Arlon part number R820-H-0803H, Pall part number HC8200FKN8H, Donaldson part number P170737, and Vickers part number V2682B2C05. Fits filter housings designed for a 1.5-inch ID by 3-inch OD element.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter elements are serviced by qualified hydraulic technicians. Always depressurize and de-energize the hydraulic system before opening any filter housing. Dispose of used elements and hydraulic fluid according to local environmental regulations. Inspect the housing seal and O-ring at each service interval and replace if worn or damaged.