Parker G1PEMU800 Bag Filter 800 Micron Size 1 44 Gpm

Product Description

The PARKER G1PEMU800 is a Size 1 high-efficiency bag filter rated at 800 microns, designed for liquid filtration applications in industrial and commercial fluid-handling systems. Built from polyester, this filter measures 7 inches in diameter and 17.25 inches in length, fitting standard Size 1 bag filter housings. With a maximum flow rate of 44 GPM and a maximum working temperature of 275 degrees F, it handles demanding process conditions while maintaining consistent filtration performance. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this type of filter element.

The G1PEMU800 is suited for use in liquid process filtration systems where coarse-to-medium particulate removal is required. Common applications include water treatment, chemical processing, and industrial coolant or fluid circuits where flow rates up to 44 GPM are present. The 800-micron rating makes it appropriate for pre-filtration stages or systems where larger particulate capture is the primary objective. It is sold individually and is a direct drop-in replacement element for compatible Size 1 bag filter housings.

Key Features

• 800-micron filtration rating for coarse-to-medium particulate removal
• Size 1 bag configuration fits standard Size 1 filter housing vessels
• 44 GPM maximum flow rate supports high-throughput liquid systems
• Polyester construction provides chemical and temperature resistance up to 275 degrees F
• High-efficiency bag design for improved particulate capture compared to standard bag media
• 7-inch diameter by 17.25-inch length matches Size 1 housing dimensional standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement element for standard Size 1 bag filter housings used in industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of bag filter elements should be performed by a qualified plumber, pipefitter, or industrial maintenance technician. Isolate and depressurize the filter housing completely before opening the vessel and removing the spent element. Inspect the housing o-ring or gasket seal at each element change and replace if worn to prevent bypass leakage. Follow the housing manufacturer's torque specifications for the closure ring or retaining hardware.