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The Hy-Pro HP1013.5L10-100WV is a 100µm stainless steel wire mesh hydraulic filter element. It measures 3.475" OD x 7.31" long. Seals are Fluorocarbon (Viton), rated for -20°F to 400°F. Collapse pressure rating is 150 PSID. 2 verified cross-references are available from aftermarket manufacturers.
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Technical specifications for the Hy-Pro HP1013.5L10-100WV filter element. Data sourced from manufacturer catalogs and verified against OEM documentation.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Micron Rating | 100µm |
| Media Type | Stainless steel wire mesh |
| O.D. (inches) | 3.475" |
| O.A.L. (inches) | 7.31" |
| Collapse Rating | 150 PSID |
| Seal Material | Fluorocarbon (Viton) |
| Operating Temperature | -20°F to 400°F |
| Series | HP1013 |
Last verified: February 2026
2 verified cross-references available from Marvel, Flow Ezy. All cross-references are reviewed for dimensional and performance compatibility.
| Manufacturer | Part Number | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Marvel | Request part number | Verified |
| Flow Ezy | Request part number | Verified |
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Last verified: February 2026
The HY-PRO HP1013.5L10-100WV is designed for use in hydraulic and lubrication filtration systems. With a 100µm rating, this element is suitable for pump and component protection in industrial hydraulic circuits. Fluorocarbon (Viton) seals provide compatibility with petroleum-based fluids, synthetic fluids, phosphate esters, and water-glycol mixtures.
The 150 PSID collapse rating indicates the maximum differential pressure this element can withstand during cold starts or bypass conditions without structural failure. Ensure your system's maximum differential pressure does not exceed this rating.
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