Cartridge Filter

Cartridge filters are easily produced modular filters that are placed into housings and work in eliminating particles, or in lesser instances chemicals from water. There are numerous materials that makeup cartridge filters, which some being composed from polypropylene or wound strands.

Water filter cartridges usually last up to one year depending on the amount of water that is used at your home, business, or industrial plant. Tanks have an average lifespan of three to ten years, however larger tanks have longer usability as compared to smaller tanks.

• Easier to maintain for longer periods of time than other filters
• Does not waste saline within salt water pools
• Reduces energy consumption through less pump pressure
• Eradicates unwanted particles as small as 10-15 microns

Cartridge filters are one of the most preferred filtration products for removing sediments and particles from water supplies. These suspended solids increase in concentration throughout water sources from many instances in life, such as stormwater runoff and rotting pipes that can leave debris in water. These water bodies eventually become discolored and unappealing which make them unable to be used in households and businesses.

Unwanted occurrences are significantly more likely to arise on equipment, such as clogging and degradation of water heaters, coolers, shower fixtures, valves, including reduction of system performance. Reverse osmosis systems andUV sterilizersrequire clean water in order to operate efficiently. For this reason, water treatment operators frequently utilize cartridge filters to ensure clean water is being used throughout the water filtration process.

Rainwater can also transfer soil, sand, silt, and clay into groundwater supplies, which can be transportedthrough water mains into your residence. Sediment cartridge filters help to prevent these solid particulates from reaching restaurants that lower the quality of food and beverages being produced. The particulate matter will also lead to scaling of common appliances such as faucets and fixtures, resulting in staining and malfunctioning, which leads to replacements being needed.