Parker GP25XLH High Efficiency Bag Filter 25 Micron

Product Description

The PARKER GP25XLH is a Size 2 high-efficiency bag filter designed for industrial and commercial liquid filtration systems. Rated at 25 microns, it captures fine particulate from process fluids at flow rates up to 80 GPM. The filter measures 7 inches in diameter and 31.25 inches in length, making it a full-length Size 2 element. Constructed from polypropylene, it handles process temperatures up to 200 degrees F. Licensed filtration technicians and industrial maintenance personnel are the typical installers for this type of filter element.

This bag filter suits industrial process filtration, water treatment, chemical processing, and general liquid filtration applications where consistent 25-micron particulate removal is required at high flow rates. The 80 GPM maximum flow capacity makes it appropriate for larger bag filter housings operating in continuous-duty environments. It is a single-use filter element replaced during scheduled maintenance intervals or when differential pressure across the housing reaches the system-specified limit.

Key Features

• 25-micron high-efficiency filtration for fine particulate removal from process liquids
• 80 GPM maximum flow rate supports high-volume industrial filtration systems
• Size 2 standard form factor fits standard Size 2 bag filter housings
• Polypropylene construction provides broad chemical compatibility
• Rated to 200 degrees F for elevated-temperature process fluid applications
• Full-length element at 31.25 inches maximizes dirt-holding capacity

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement element for standard Size 2 bag filter housings accepting 7-inch diameter by 31.25-inch length filter bags.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified filtration or industrial maintenance technicians. Before replacing the filter element, depressurize and isolate the filter housing completely, then drain residual fluid to avoid spills. Inspect the housing O-ring or gasket seal at each element change and replace if worn. Follow the housing manufacturer's torque specifications for the housing closure and verify there are no bypass leaks before returning the system to service.