Parker 938283Q Hydraulic Filter Element 10 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER 938283Q is a hydraulic filter element designed to remove contaminants from hydraulic fluid in industrial and mobile hydraulic systems. Constructed from microglass media, this element delivers 10-micron filtration, capturing fine particulate that can cause accelerated wear in pumps, valves, and actuators. With an inside diameter of 1.89 inches and an outside diameter of 4.25 inches, it is sized as a direct-fit replacement for compatible filter housings. Weighing 2.79 pounds, it is handled and installed by hydraulic technicians and industrial maintenance professionals as part of scheduled filter service intervals.

This filter element is suited for use in hydraulic power units, mobile equipment, and industrial machinery where fluid cleanliness is critical to system performance and component longevity. It is commonly installed during routine maintenance cycles or when fluid analysis indicates elevated particulate levels. The microglass construction supports consistent flow and filtration efficiency across a range of hydraulic fluid types. Compatible housing types should be verified against the element dimensions before installation.

Key Features

• 10-micron filtration rating for fine particulate removal in hydraulic circuits
• Microglass filter media for consistent efficiency and structural integrity
• 1.89 inches inside diameter and 4.25 inches outside diameter for housing compatibility
• Direct replacement for Hydac, Hycon, and Stauff part number 0330R010BN3HC and Stauff RE090G10B
• Single-unit packaging suitable for stocking and field service use

Compatibility

The PARKER 938283Q is a direct replacement for Hydac part number 0330R010BN3HC, Hycon part number 0330R010BN3HC, and Stauff part number RE090G10B. Verify housing bore dimensions against the 1.89-inch ID and 4.25-inch OD before installation.

Installation Notes

Hydraulic filter element replacement is performed by qualified hydraulic technicians or industrial maintenance personnel. Always depressurize and de-energize the hydraulic system fully before opening any filter housing. Dispose of used elements and drained fluid in accordance with local environmental regulations. Inspect the housing seals and bypass indicator at each service interval.