Puretec RB501 Ribbed Sediment 50 Micron 2.5" x 10" Water Filter Cartridge

The Puretec RB501 ribbed sediment cartridge provides coarse particulate straining, utilizing a grooved polypropylene configuration to accumulate debris. It fits standard filter housings, working as a primary physical interceptor in commercial and domestic lines. Its installation connects directly to typical cold-water supply loops.

This ribbed sediment cartridge is manufactured from high-strength polypropylene media, featuring a graded density design. The physical outer shell incorporates grooved channels to increase the active filtration surface. The cartridge weighs approximately 0.28 kg and operates in water temperatures from 0°C to 60°C.

Measuring exactly 2.5 inches in diameter by 10 inches in length, this model features a nominal rating of 50 microns. The unit operates with a maximum flow rate of 38 L/Min and is specified for working pressures ranging from 100 to 900 kPa.

Straining is performed by the grooved ribbed design, utilizing a graded density polypropylene structure to trap suspended solids. Coarser sand and rust are isolated within the outer grooves, while finer sediment is captured deep inside the multi-surface media. This ribbed configuration provides a high dirt-holding capacity. 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 50 Micron to isolate raw water particulates in cold-water supplies.
• Operates at a maximum flow rate of 38 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.