Parker
Parker ST13-10
Industrial filter element
Parker ST13-10 specifications
The Parker ST13-10 is a 10µm filter element. 2 verified cross-references are available from aftermarket manufacturers.
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
- 10µmSource under review
- Seal Material
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
- Connection / Thread
- Not yet verified from an OEM source
What replaces the Parker ST13-10?
2 published cross-references on file. Select to expand.
What replaces the Parker ST13-10?
2 published cross-references on file. Select to expand.
A cross-reference confirms dimensional fit and micron rating, not performance equivalence. Beta ratio, collapse rating, media, and service life can differ between brands.
Published cross-references
| Part Number | Manufacturer | Match |
|---|---|---|
| HPTX4L32-10WB | — | Verified |
| SFTXW4-32-10UW | Swift Filters | Sourced |
Application & Compatibility
The PARKER ST13-10 is designed for use in hydraulic and lubrication filtration systems. With a 10µm rating, this element is suitable for proportional valve protection and general hydraulic systems.
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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