Parker G2P5 High Flow Bag Filter 5 Micron Size 2

Product Description

The PARKER G2P5 is a Size 2 high flow bag filter rated at 5 microns, designed for industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems. Built from polypropylene, it measures 7 inches in diameter and 30.5 inches in length, fitting standard Size 2 high flow filter housings. The polypropylene construction makes it suitable for a wide range of process fluids, and the 5-micron rating captures fine particulate to protect downstream equipment. It handles operating temperatures up to 200 degrees F. Licensed plumbers, industrial maintenance technicians, and water treatment professionals are the typical installers of this filter element.

This filter is used in high flow liquid filtration applications across commercial, industrial, and municipal water treatment settings. Typical installations include process water systems, cooling water circuits, and general liquid clarification lines where high flow capacity and consistent particulate removal are required. The Size 2 form factor is a widely adopted standard in multi-bag and single-bag housing configurations.

Key Features

• 5-micron absolute rating captures fine particulate in demanding liquid filtration applications
• Size 2 high flow form factor fits standard high flow bag filter housings
• Polypropylene construction resists a broad range of process chemicals and fluids
• 7-inch diameter and 30.5-inch length provide high flow capacity in a single element
• Rated for operating temperatures up to 200 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement element for standard Size 2 high flow bag filter housings used in commercial and industrial liquid filtration systems.

Installation Notes

Installation and replacement of bag filter elements should be performed by qualified maintenance or plumbing personnel following applicable facility safety procedures. Always depressurize and isolate the filter housing before opening and replacing the element. Inspect the housing O-ring or gasket seal for wear or damage during each element change, and replace as needed to prevent bypass. Dispose of spent filter elements in accordance with local regulations, especially when filtering process chemicals or contaminated fluids.