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Donaldson Company was founded in 1915 and is headquartered in Bloomington, Minnesota. It is one of the world's leading makers of filtration products for heavy-duty equipment, supplying air, oil, fuel, hydraulic, and exhaust filtration to truck makers, equipment manufacturers, and the aftermarket. Because Donaldson is both an original-equipment supplier and an aftermarket brand, Donaldson part numbers are widely used as a common reference, and buyers often search for a Donaldson number to find an equivalent filter from another maker.
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Item |
Details |
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Founded |
1915 |
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Headquarters |
Bloomington, Minnesota, USA |
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Main products |
Engine air filters, oil (lube) filters, fuel filters and fuel/water separators, hydraulic filters, exhaust and crankcase ventilation products |
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Key technologies |
PowerCore panel air filters, Radial Seal air filters, Ultra-Web nanofiber media |
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Typical customers |
Truck and bus fleets, construction, mining, agriculture, power generation |
Many heavy-duty parts catalogs list a Donaldson number alongside the original manufacturer's number and the equivalents from other filter brands. A single Donaldson number therefore often connects an OEM number (for example from PACCAR, Perkins, MAN, or Iveco) with several equivalent filters. Knowing the Donaldson number can shorten the search for a replacement considerably, particularly for mixed fleets.
While exact filter part numbers depend on the specific engine series and build, the following Donaldson numbers appear frequently in heavy-duty maintenance and cross-reference lists:
These numbers are useful references when identifying the correct replacement. Always confirm the exact filter by engine serial number, application, or existing filter part number when possible.
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Donaldson Number |
Type |
Equivalents and OE Numbers Listed |
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P550949 |
Oil filter |
Fleetguard LF14000NN, Cummins 4367100, WIX WL10107 |
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P550812 |
Oil filter |
WIX 57370, Baldwin P40019 and P7354 (PACCAR MX-13) |
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R010077 |
Oil filter |
Weichai 1000428205, Shaanqi 612630010239 |
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R010018 |
Fuel filter |
Fleetguard FF5740 and FF5770, Baldwin BF9817, Mann WDK111024 |
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R010042 |
Fuel water separator |
Weichai 612630080203 |
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P637453 |
Air filter |
PACCAR P621725, Baldwin PA32000, Fleetguard AF24302 |
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P782937 |
Air filter |
MAN 81.08405-0017 |
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P566130 |
Air filter |
Iveco 2996238, Fleetguard AF25895, WIX 93384E |
What is the Donaldson equivalent of Fleetguard LF14000NN? Catalogs commonly list Donaldson P550949 as the equivalent of Fleetguard LF14000NN (Cummins 4367100) for the Cummins X15 and ISX15.
What is the Donaldson number for the Kenworth T680 air filter? PACCAR P621725 is cross-referenced to Donaldson P637453, which is a PowerCore panel air filter, along with Baldwin PA32000 and Fleetguard AF24302.
Are Donaldson and aftermarket filters interchangeable? Filters sold as equivalents to a Donaldson number are intended to fit and perform the same way, but quality varies by manufacturer. Check efficiency data, dimensions, and the supplier's test reports.
Does ADAOER Filter sell Donaldson filters? No. ADAOER Filter is an independent manufacturer. It can provide cross-reference matching for applications covered by Donaldson numbers on request, but its products are not Donaldson products.
For fleets, distributors, and importers sourcing replacement filters for the applications covered by Donaldson cross-references, ADAOER Filter manufactures fuel, oil, air, cabin, and hydraulic filters for trucks, buses, and heavy machinery, and supports OEM/ODM development for custom specifications. Cross-reference lists are available on request.
Brand names and part numbers are used for identification and compatibility reference only. Donaldson, Fleetguard, Atmus, Cummins, PACCAR, Kenworth, Peterbilt, DAF, Baldwin, WIX, Mann, Hengst, Fram, Volvo, Caterpillar, and Perkins are trademarks of their respective owners. ADAOER Filter is an independent manufacturer and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by any of these companies. Part numbers vary by engine, emission standard, and production date, so always verify the correct filter against the engine model and the existing filter before ordering.
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