Parker G2P50 High Flow Bag Filter 50 Micron Size 2

Product Description

The PARKER G2P50 is a Size 2 high-flow bag filter rated at 50 microns, designed for industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems. Constructed from polypropylene, it measures 7 inches in diameter and 30.5 inches in length, making it compatible with standard high-flow filter housings that accept Size 2 bags. The 50-micron rating captures particulate that would otherwise cause wear or fouling in downstream equipment. With a maximum working temperature of 200 degrees F, this filter handles demanding process and HVAC fluid system applications. Installation is handled by maintenance technicians and filtration system specialists working on liquid process lines.

This filter is suited for use in high-flow single-bag housing systems found in water treatment, process fluid filtration, industrial cooling loops, and similar applications where high flow rate with moderate particulate removal is required. The Size 2 bag format is a widely adopted standard in industrial filtration, making this a practical replacement or maintenance-cycle replenishment for existing high-flow housing installations. The polypropylene construction resists a broad range of aqueous chemical environments encountered in process and building utility systems.

Key Features

• 50-micron filtration rating for moderate particulate capture in liquid service
• Size 2 high-flow bag format fits standard high-flow filter housings
• 7-inch diameter and 30.5-inch length conform to Size 2 high-flow dimensional standards
• Polypropylene body material provides chemical resistance in aqueous process environments
• Maximum working temperature of 200 degrees F supports elevated-temperature process fluid applications

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified maintenance technician or filtration system specialist. Depressurize and isolate the filter housing before removing the existing bag to prevent fluid release and contamination. Inspect the housing O-ring or gasket seat before inserting the new bag and confirm the bag is fully seated and the housing lid is properly secured before returning the system to service. Follow the equipment manufacturer's torque and sealing guidance for the specific housing model in use.