Parker PS824P Grade 6 Coalescing Filter Element

Product Description

The PARKER PS824P is a Grade 6 replacement filter element designed for use with coalescing filters. Coalescing filters remove liquid aerosols and fine particulates from compressed air lines, and replacement elements like this one restore filtration performance when the original media becomes saturated or loaded. The PS824P fits the Series 12F coalescing filter line. Compressed air system technicians and industrial maintenance professionals install this element as part of routine filter service to maintain air quality and protect downstream equipment such as pneumatic tools, valves, and instrumentation.

This replacement element is suited for compressed air applications in light industrial and commercial settings where maintaining clean, dry air is critical. It is installed inside the existing Series 12F coalescing filter housing, making service straightforward without replacing the entire filter assembly. Typical installations include air preparation lines, production equipment supply circuits, and spray finishing systems where oil mist and water aerosol contamination must be controlled.

Key Features

• Grade 6 filtration media for coalescing liquid aerosols and fine contaminants from compressed air
• Drop-in replacement element — restores filter performance without replacing the full housing
• Compatible with Parker Series 12F coalescing filter housings
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during service
• Sold individually for single-element service intervals

Compatibility

Designed for use with Parker Series 12F coalescing filters. Cross-reference SpeedAire part number 3JV65.

Installation Notes

Replacement filter elements of this type are typically serviced by industrial maintenance technicians or compressed air system specialists. Before replacing the element, isolate and depressurize the filter housing completely and verify no downstream equipment is in operation. Follow the filter housing manufacturer's service instructions for element removal, housing inspection, and reassembly. Dispose of the spent element in accordance with local regulations, particularly if it has captured oil-laden condensate.