Parker
Parker DF2089120QVM3HX601
Industrial filter element
Parker DF2089120QVM3HX601 specifications
The Parker DF2089120QVM3HX601 is an industrial filter element manufactured by Parker. Collapse pressure rating is 435 PSID.
Physical fit
- Outer Diameter (O.D.)
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Inner Diameter (I.D.)
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Overall Length
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Micron Rating
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Seal Material
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Connection / Thread
- 2.0 barSource under review
Performance: Parker published values
These are Parker's own published numbers. Performance specs differ by brand and are never inherited across cross-references.
- Media Type
- Visual
- Collapse Rating
- 435 PSID
- Flow Rate
- 79.3 GPM
About the Parker DF2089120QVM3HX601
Parker DF2089120QVM3HX601 -- Hydraulic filter housing, 300.0 l/min, 2.0 bar
Application & Compatibility
The PARKER DF2089120QVM3HX601 is designed for use in hydraulic and lubrication filtration systems.
The 435 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How this entry is verified
Every specification on this page names its source: manufacturer documents first, distributor catalogs second, decoded part-number patterns labeled as such. When a value has not been verified from an OEM source, the cell says so. Cross-references are fit claims, never performance claims.
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