Parker PS446P Grade 6 Coalescing Filter Element

Product Description

The PARKER PS446P is a Grade 6 replacement filter element designed for use with Parker coalescing filters in the Series 10F lineup. Coalescing filter elements remove liquid water, oil aerosols, and fine particulates from compressed air lines, protecting downstream equipment and ensuring clean air delivery. The PS446P is installed by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance professionals who service compressed air systems in both light commercial and industrial settings. At a weight of 0.1 pounds, this is a compact, drop-in service component.

The PS446P replacement element fits into Series 10F coalescing filter housings as a scheduled maintenance item. Coalescing filters of this type are commonly found in compressed air distribution systems supplying pneumatic tools, HVAC controls, spray finishing equipment, and process air applications. Replacing the element at recommended service intervals maintains system efficiency and protects air-operated components from moisture and oil contamination.

Key Features

• Grade 6 coalescing filtration — suitable for high-efficiency liquid aerosol and oil mist removal
• Direct replacement element for Parker Series 10F coalescing filter housings
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling and installation
• Single-piece replacement — no additional components required
• Compatible with SpeedAire reference 6ZC34

Compatibility

The PS446P is a direct replacement element for Parker Series 10F coalescing filter housings. It is also referenced under SpeedAire part number 6ZC34. No other specific model or system compatibility was stated in the product data.

Installation Notes

Element replacement is typically performed by qualified HVAC technicians or industrial maintenance personnel. Before servicing the filter housing, depressurize the compressed air line completely and isolate the filter from the system. Remove the housing bowl, extract the spent element, install the new PS446P element, and reassemble per the filter housing manufacturer instructions. Verify all connections are secure and check for leaks before returning the system to service.