AXEON SDF-25-1005 Sediment Filter 5 Mic 2.5" x 10" 200621
AXEON SDF-25-1005 Sediment Filter 5 Mic 2.5" x 10" 200621
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Description
The AXEON SDF-25-1005 sediment filter reduces dirt particles up to 5 microns in your water without the use of wetting agents, solvents, antistatic agents or binders. It is commonly used as a pre-filter in multi-stage RO systems and fits standard 10" housings.
- Micron Rating: 5 microns
- Dimensions: 9-7/8" X 2.5"
- Replace every 6-12 months
- Meets FDA requirements for food and beverage contact
Q:
What does the AXEON SDF-25-1005 / 200621 reduce?
A:
It reduces sand, silt, rust, dirt, and other suspended particles down to a nominal 5-micron level. It does not replace a carbon cartridge or RO membrane because it is designed for particulate filtration.
Q:
What housing or systems accept the AXEON SDF-25-1005 / 200621?
A:
The catalog lists SDF-25-1005, L1-200, L1-300. Check the exact model or part number on the existing equipment before ordering AXEON SDF-25-1005 / 200621. The cartridge size is 2.5-by-10-inch, so the housing must also match that format.
Q:
How does the depth-loading polypropylene design help?
A:
The media captures larger particles toward the outside and progressively finer particles deeper in the cartridge. This provides useful dirt-holding capacity while helping maintain flow.
Q:
How often should this sediment filter be changed?
A:
A typical interval is 3 to 12 months, but source-water sediment, water use, and pressure drop determine actual life. Replace it sooner if flow declines or the cartridge becomes heavily loaded.
Q:
Can the AXEON SDF-25-1005 / 200621 be used before an RO or UV system?
A:
Yes, when the size and micron rating match the equipment. Sediment pre-filtration helps limit particle loading on downstream filters, membranes, and UV chambers.
Q:
How do I know whether 5 microns is the right rating?
A:
Choose the rating specified by the equipment manufacturer. A finer cartridge captures smaller particles but may load sooner, so do not substitute a different micron rating without confirming acceptable flow and pressure drop.
