iSpring FP11X50 1 Micron Box of 50 10"x2.5" Standard Sediment Water Filter Replacement, 50-Pack

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$97.99

About this item

2.5-Inch by 10-Inch
Made of 100% Melt-Blown Polypropylene, multi-layer filtration
1 Micron
Fits 10-Inch filter housings
Tested by independent third-party to meet NSF/ANSI standard. This filter can also be used for pool and hottub.

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iSpring FP11X50 1 Micron Box of 50 10"x2.5" Standard Sediment Water Filter Replacement, 50-Pack

$97.99

iSpring Universal PP Sediment Filters

Different water filters have different purposes. Some are designed to remove chemicals from water. Others remove metallic contaminants, dissolved solids, or charged particles. Polypropylene sediment filters are usually placed as the first stage of the water filtration system to remove suspended solids, variously referred to as turbidity, sediment, or particulate.

PP sediment filters are widely used as beds of natural media like garnet, sand, and anthracite to filter out unwanted particles like dirt and iron rust.

In general, flow rates for sediment filters are higher than equally sized carbon or media filters. The tighter the filter is, the slower the flow will be. iSpring provides a wide variety of micron sizes to suit your specific need.

iSpring sediment filters are compatible with most water filtration systems' housing on the market.

FP11: 10", 1 micron

P15: 10", 5 micron

FP110: 10", 10 micron

FP120: 10", 20 micron

FP25: 20", 5 micron

FP15B: 10", 5 micron

FP220B: 20", 20 micron

Inner Spiral Patternn

Evenly separated spiral pattern increases pressure resistant, filtration area, and water flow.

Multilayered Structure

Sparse Layer: Large particles are filtered to extend the filter life.

Compaction Layer: Made with fine fiber and filters smaller particles that passed through the sparse layer.

Precision Layer: Small dust is filtered to assure efficiency of water filtration process in the following stages.

High Quality Material

iSpring sediment filters are manufactured to comply strictly with FDA standard (CFR - Part 177) and tested by independent third party against NSF/ANSI standard for material safety and water quality. (NSF/ANSI 42, by NSF International, 10/2018)