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Primary Air Filter for Construction Equipment and Compressors

Original price was: $175.86.Current price is: $90.97.

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When you’re running construction equipment, compressors, or heavy machinery in dusty conditions, your engine needs serious protection from all the dirt and debris it’s sucking in. A dirty or clogged air filter turns expensive engines into worn-out paperweights fast. This Baldwin PA2562 filter is built to handle the punishment that comes with operating equipment where the dust never settles—quarries, demolition sites, and anywhere you’re moving dirt.

What You’re Getting

  • Large 24-1/2 inch length and 14-11/16 inch diameter for maximum dust-holding capacity
  • Baldwin’s proven pleated media that captures particles while maintaining airflow your engine needs
  • Attached gaskets and seals included—everything you need for proper installation
  • Robust construction designed to handle vibration, temperature swings, and constant exposure to contaminants
  • Works with companion PA2563 filter for complete two-stage filtration systems

Built for Tough Equipment

This filter fits a range of heavy-duty machines including Ingersoll-Rand compressors, Hitachi excavators, Koehring cranes, Liebherr equipment, Terex machines, Volvo construction equipment, and Wabco units. These are machines that work in the worst conditions—road construction, mining operations, demolition sites, and industrial applications where downtime costs serious money.

Made to Last

Baldwin’s been making filters since before most of us were born, and this one’s engineered to handle what construction and industrial equipment dish out. The heavy-duty construction and quality filtration media keep doing their job hour after hour, protecting your investment in expensive engine components that cost far more to replace than they do to protect.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that installs with basic tools. Always check your air cleaner housing for cracks or damaged seals while you’ve got the old filter out—any air leak here bypasses all your filtration. Keep a spare on hand during dusty seasons when you might need to change filters more frequently to maintain peak performance.