Parker 935198 Hydraulic Filter Element 20 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 935198 is a hydraulic filter element rated at 20 microns, designed to remove particulate contamination from hydraulic fluid circuits. Built with a microglass media, it delivers consistent filtration performance across a range of hydraulic system operating conditions. With an inside diameter of 2.19 inches and an outside diameter of 3.74 inches, the element fits standard housing configurations common in industrial and mobile hydraulic applications. Hydraulic technicians and fluid power specialists install this element during scheduled filter service intervals to maintain system cleanliness and protect downstream components such as pumps, valves, and actuators.

This element is suited for use in industrial hydraulic power units, mobile equipment hydraulic systems, and other applications requiring medium-efficiency particulate filtration. The 20-micron rating makes it appropriate for systems where moderate contamination control is required and where component clearances are consistent with that filtration level. It serves as a direct replacement for the Pall part number HC9901FDT26Z, making it a practical drop-in option during maintenance or emergency service.

Key Features

• 20-micron filtration rating for medium-efficiency particulate removal
• Microglass filter media for reliable flow and contaminant capture
• Inside diameter of 2.19 inches for proper housing engagement
• Outside diameter of 3.74 inches for standard element housing fit
• Direct replacement for Pall part number HC9901FDT26Z

Compatibility

This element is a direct replacement for Pall part number HC9901FDT26Z and is designed to fit hydraulic filter housings that accept an element with a 2.19-inch inside diameter and a 3.74-inch outside diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Before servicing the filter housing, relieve system pressure completely and depressurize the hydraulic reservoir to prevent fluid discharge or injury. Use appropriate spill containment, as residual fluid will drain when the housing is opened. Dispose of the used element in accordance with local regulations governing hydraulic fluid-contaminated materials.