Parker 932655Q Hydraulic Filter Element 10 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 932655Q is a hydraulic filter element designed to remove oil contaminants from hydraulic fluid circuits. Built with microglass filter media, it provides reliable particulate capture at a 10-micron rating, making it suited for systems where fluid cleanliness is critical to component longevity. The element measures 3.69 inches in outer diameter and weighs 1.5 pounds. It is installed by hydraulic technicians and fluid power service professionals working on industrial and mobile hydraulic systems where consistent filtration performance is required.

This filter element is used in hydraulic systems requiring oil removal filtration at the 10-micron level. The microglass media construction supports stable flow characteristics across a range of hydraulic fluid types. Typical installation scenarios include inline filter housings on industrial machinery, mobile equipment hydraulic circuits, and power unit assemblies. It is sold individually and is intended for replacement intervals determined by the system OEM maintenance schedule or differential pressure indicators on the housing.

Key Features

• 10-micron filtration rating for precise particle control in hydraulic circuits
• Microglass filter media for high dirt-holding capacity and consistent flow
• 3.69-inch outer diameter fits compatible Parker filter housings
• Designed specifically for oil removal in hydraulic fluid systems
• Lightweight at 1.5 pounds for straightforward handling during element change-outs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement hydraulic filter element for use in Parker filter housings and systems requiring a 10-micron microglass element with a 3.69-inch outer diameter.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter element replacement should be performed by a qualified fluid power technician or hydraulic service professional. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before opening the filter housing, and have an appropriate drain container ready to capture residual fluid. Inspect the housing o-ring or seal at each element change and replace it if worn or damaged. Follow the equipment manufacturer's torque guidelines for the filter bowl to avoid housing damage or leaks.