Parker PS724P Grade 6 Coalescing Filter Element

Product Description

The PARKER PS724P is a Grade 6 replacement filter element designed for use with Parker coalescing filters. Coalescing filter elements remove water droplets and fine liquid aerosols from compressed air and gas streams, protecting downstream equipment from contamination. The PS724P is a direct-fit service part that restores filtration performance when the existing element reaches end of service life. Licensed service technicians and industrial maintenance professionals typically handle this replacement during scheduled preventive maintenance intervals on compressed air systems.

This element is rated Grade 6 and is specified for use with Parker Series 11F coalescing filters. It is suited for compressed air systems found in light industrial, commercial, and trade applications where clean, dry air is required. Typical installation scenarios include compressor room filter banks, inline filtration assemblies, and point-of-use air treatment setups serviced by HVAC or mechanical contractors.

Key Features

• Grade 6 filtration rating for coalescing liquid aerosol removal from compressed air
• Direct replacement element for Parker Series 11F coalescing filter housings
• Compatible with SpeedAire cross-reference 3JV60
• Lightweight design at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during service
• Single-unit packaging supports one-for-one element changeout

Compatibility

Designed for use with Parker Series 11F coalescing filters. Cross-referenced to SpeedAire part number 3JV60. Verify housing series and element grade before installation to ensure correct fitment.

Installation Notes

Element replacement should be performed by a qualified mechanical or industrial maintenance technician. Depressurize and isolate the compressed air line completely before opening the filter housing. Follow the filter housing manufacturer service instructions for element removal, bowl cleaning, and reassembly torque. Dispose of the used element in accordance with local regulations if it has captured oil-based aerosols.