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Hy-Pro HP200PL5-40P-HY-PRO
The Hy-Pro HP200PL5-40P-HY-PRO is an industrial hydraulic filter element manufactured by Hy-Pro. Collapse pressure rating is 3000 psid (206.8 bard). 1 verified cross-reference is available from aftermarket manufacturers.
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What are the specifications of the Hy-Pro HP200PL5-40P-HY-PRO?
Technical specifications for the Hy-Pro HP200PL5-40P-HY-PRO filter element. Data sourced from manufacturer catalogs and verified against OEM documentation.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Performance | |
| Series | High Pressure In-Line Filter Element (Normal Collapse) |
| Max Operating Pressure | 4000 psi (275 bar) |
| Collapse Rating | 3000 psid (206.8 bard) |
| Additional | |
| Filter Type | Cartridge Element |
| Element Length | 5" (127 mm) |
| Max Temperature | 225°F (107°C) |
Last verified: February 2026
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Application & Compatibility
The HY-PRO HP200PL5-40P-HY-PRO is designed for use in hydraulic and lubrication filtration systems.
The 3000 psid (206.8 bard) 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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