Hydraulic & Lube Oil
Parker hydraulic and lube oil filter units and replacement elements are available for low, medium and high pressure applications.
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12AT Series Element (Canister)
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12AT Series Low Pressure Filter
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12CS Series Element
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12CS Series Medium Pressure Filter
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15CN Series Element
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15CN Series Medium Pressure Filter
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15P Series Element
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15P Series High Pressure Filter
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15P/30P Series High Pressure Oil Filter
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30P Series Element
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30P Series High Pressure Filter
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40CN Series Element
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40CN Series Medium Pressure Filter
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50AT Series Element (Canister)
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50AT Series Low Pressure Filter
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50CS Series Element
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50CS Series Medium Pressure Filter
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80CN Series Element
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80CN Series Medium Pressure Filter
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PT2 Series Element
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PT2 Series Low Pressure Filter
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PT4 Series Element
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PT4 Series Low Pressure Filter
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WPF Series Element
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WPF Series Replacement Core
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WPF1 Series High Pressure Filter
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WPF2 Series High Pressure Filter
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WPF3 Series High Pressure Filter
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WPF4 Series High Pressure Filter
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WPF5 Series High Pressure Filter
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DC DD Filter Element
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PVS 1200 Series Filter Element
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Hydraulic and Lubrication Filter Element
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Parker Hydraulic Filter Element
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Triceptor - Desiccant Type Breather
Hydraulic Filters
Hydraulic filters are an absolute necessity in everything from mining equipment and excavation operations to industrial assembly lines. Most failures in fluid power systems are a direct result of contamination — up to 75%.
Contamination is controlled and eliminated by a proper filter. Newly installed components, bad plumbing (failed lines), and simple wear and tear all contribute to potential failures.
A good rule of thumb to consider whenever maintenance procedures are carried out — if a line is replaced or a piston assembly gets overhauled — is this: when in doubt, install a fresh filter. There are several types:
- Bag filters
- Screen filters
- Magnetic filters
Bag filters are constructed of industrial cloth sewn into the shape of a bag that sits inside a housing in the system. When fluid flows through, contaminants are trapped in the cloth.
It’s much the same with screen filters, which are typically engineered to trap contaminants down to a specified size, in microns, in their cage-reinforced metallic mesh elements.
Magnetic filters are a little different. They “trap” ferrous particles with powerful magnets that attract and hold them until they can be wiped clean during regular maintenance.
Often this type of filter can also be used as an indicator of machine health. When the filter has collected many metallic particles, it could mean the imminent failure of some internal component, such as a bearing surface.
Just as there are several types of filters, they can be installed in several different configurations:
- In-line
- Off-line
- Duplex
- Return-line
Whichever method and configuration your business requires, Wilson Company has what you need to keep it running in top form.
Parker hydraulic and lube oil filter units and replacement elements are available for low, medium and high pressure applications.