Parker G2PE75 High Flow Bag Filter 75 Micron Size 2

Product Description

The PARKER G2PE75 is a Size 2 high flow bag filter rated at 75 microns, designed for industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems. Constructed from polyester, this filter measures 7 inches in diameter and 30.5 inches in length, fitting standard high flow filter housings. It captures particulate down to 75 microns and is rated for service up to 275 degrees F, making it suitable for a wide range of process fluids and elevated-temperature applications. Licensed filtration technicians and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary installers. The polyester construction provides reliable chemical compatibility across common water treatment, chemical processing, and light industrial fluid circuits.

This filter is applied in industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems that require high flow rates through a single element rather than multiple standard bag housings. Size 2 high flow bags are common in process water treatment, paint and coatings filtration, food and beverage pre-filtration, and chemical transfer systems. The 75-micron rating targets coarse particulate removal as a primary filtration stage or pre-filter ahead of finer downstream elements. Applications span both new installations and direct replacement service on existing high flow filter housings.

Key Features

• 75-micron rating removes coarse particulate from process fluid streams
• Size 2 high flow format supports elevated flow rates in a single housing
• Polyester construction offers broad chemical compatibility and structural integrity
• 7-inch diameter by 30.5-inch length fits standard Size 2 high flow housings
• Rated to 275 degrees F for use in heated process fluid applications

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit replacement for standard Size 2 high flow bag filter housings rated for 75-micron filtration service.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified industrial maintenance technician or filtration system professional. Shut off flow and depressurize the filter housing completely before opening the vessel or removing the spent bag. Inspect the housing o-ring and seating surface before inserting the new bag to ensure a proper seal. Follow the housing manufacturer's torque and closure specifications when securing the housing lid after bag replacement.