Parker G1XLH1-H High Efficiency Bag Filter 44 Gpm

Product Description

The PARKER G1XLH1-H is a Size 1 high-efficiency bag filter designed for liquid filtration in industrial and commercial process systems. Rated for a maximum flow of 44 GPM, it captures particulate down to 1 micron using a high-efficiency bag media seated in a polypropylene body. The housing measures 7 inches in diameter and 17.25 inches in length and is rated for continuous service up to 200 degrees F. This filter is installed by industrial maintenance technicians, plumbers, and process equipment specialists in applications where consistent particulate removal is required.

The G1XLH1-H fits Size 1 bag filter housings and is suited for use in process water, chemical transfer, and general industrial liquid filtration lines. Its polypropylene construction resists a broad range of chemicals, making it appropriate for both aqueous and mildly aggressive fluid streams. Typical install scenarios include inline filtration ahead of heat exchangers, pumps, or other sensitive process equipment where particulate control is critical to system reliability.

Key Features

• 1 micron filtration rating for high-efficiency particulate capture
• 44 GPM maximum flow rate supports moderate- to high-volume process lines
• Polypropylene body construction for broad chemical compatibility
• Rated to 200 degrees F for elevated-temperature liquid service
• Size 1 bag format for straightforward housing compatibility
• Compact profile at 7 inches diameter and 17.25 inches length

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial mechanic, plumber, or process technician. Depressurize and isolate the filter housing completely before removing the used bag and inserting the replacement. Verify the bag seats correctly against the housing basket to prevent bypass. Confirm system pressure and temperature do not exceed the rated maximums before returning the line to service.