Parker 933045Q Hydraulic Filter Element 5 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 933045Q is a hydraulic filter element rated at 5 microns, designed to remove particulate contamination from hydraulic fluid in industrial and mobile hydraulic systems. Constructed from microglass media, this element measures 4.1 inches inside diameter and 6.0 inches outside diameter. It is a direct-fit replacement element intended for use in high-pressure filter housings where consistent fluid cleanliness is critical to pump and valve longevity. Licensed hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals typically install this element during scheduled filter service intervals.

This element is suited for medium-to-large hydraulic systems requiring fine filtration at 5 microns. It fits a range of filter housings from multiple manufacturers and is a recognized cross-reference replacement for elements from Hydac, Hycon, Pti, Fairey Arlon, Pall, Donaldson, Stauff, and Vickers. Typical applications include industrial power units, mobile equipment hydraulic circuits, and press or injection molding machine hydraulic systems where fine particulate control is required.

Key Features

• 5-micron absolute filtration rating for fine particulate removal from hydraulic fluid
• Microglass filter media for high dirt-holding capacity and consistent flow performance
• 4.1 inches inside diameter and 6.0 inches outside diameter for drop-in housing fitment
• Direct cross-reference replacement for elements from Pall, Hydac, Donaldson, Stauff, Vickers, Fairey Arlon, Pti, and Hycon
• Single-element package quantity supports straightforward scheduled maintenance

Compatibility

Serves as a replacement for Hydac part number H8300/16-005BN, Hycon part number H8300/16-005BN, Pti part number P83-150-HF-B, Fairey Arlon part number R830-H-1606A, Pall part number HC8310FKN16H, Donaldson part number P171058, Stauff part number SP200E05B, and Vickers part number V0411B5L05.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Before replacing the filter element, depressurize the hydraulic circuit completely and allow the system fluid to cool to a safe handling temperature. Use appropriate fluid-containment measures to capture any residual hydraulic fluid released during element removal. Verify that the replacement element seats correctly in the housing and that all seals and end caps are properly positioned before returning the system to service.