Puretec RB051 Ribbed Sediment 5 Micron 2.5" x 10" Water Filter Cartridge

The Puretec RB051 ribbed cartridge operates as a physical sediment barrier, featuring a grooved polypropylene construction to trap fine debris. This model is specified for standard domestic water filtration systems, working as an inline sediment catcher. It fits standard filter housings, connecting directly to cold-water lines.

Regarding materials, the filter is manufactured from high-purity polypropylene media with a graded density layout. It features a ribbed outer structure with deep physical grooves to maximize available filtration surface. The cartridge weighs approximately 0.28 kg and operates in water temperatures from 0°C to 60°C.

The cartridge measures 2.5 inches in diameter by 10 inches in length, featuring a nominal rating of 5 microns. It achieves a maximum flow rate of 28 L/Min, operating within a pressure range of 100 to 900 kPa on standard cold-water supplies.

This grooved cartridge utilizes a graded density ribbed design, allowing physical filtration across multiple surface levels. Coarser sediment is isolated within the outer ribbed channels, while finer particles are trapped deep inside the media. This ribbed configuration provides a high dirt-holding capacity and low flow resistance. This model is designed for standard filtration housings without modification.

• Ribbed outer configuration utilizes deep physical grooves to maximize available filtration surface.
• Graded density polypropylene structure captures coarser particles on the outside and fine ones inside.
• Specifically designed for standard water filter housings compatible with 2.5" x 10" replacement units.
• Reduces suspended dirt, rust, algae, and organic matter from domestic or commercial water lines.
• Nominal filtration rating specified at 5 Micron to isolate raw water particulates in cold-water supplies.
• Operates at a maximum flow rate of 28 L/Min, providing physical filtration with low pressure drop.
• Withstands water temperatures up to 60°C (140°F) and operates within a pressure of 100 to 900 kPa.