Water filter replacement element USTM PP 10" 10 micron — sediment cartridge

Replacement USTM PP 10" sediment cartridge made of polypropylene yarn provides mechanical removal of suspended particles, rust, sand and debris from water. It fits standard 10-inch housings and is intended as a disposable pre-filter to protect downstream equipment and subsequent filtration stages in household and light commercial water systems. The cartridge has a nominal filtration rating of 10 microns and is suitable for low-pressure installations.

Advantages

The PP10 cartridge offers consistent particle retention down to 10 microns, universal compatibility with standard 10" filter housings, and construction from polypropylene that resists common water contaminants. It provides predictable service life and simple replacement as a disposable element.

Suitable for

• Pre-filtration in household water supply systems
• Protection of pumps, valves and downstream filters
• Removal of sand, silt, rust flakes and other suspended solids
• Low-pressure water installations and point-of-use filters

Key specifications

• Brand: USTM
• Model / MPN: 4300020
• EAN: 5907644300020
• Type: Polypropylene (PP) sediment cartridge
• Filtration rating: 10 micron (nominal)
• Length: 10 inches (approx. 254 mm)
• Diameter: 2.5 inches (approx. 63.5 mm)
• Maximum flow rate: up to 25 L/min
• Service life: up to 14,000 L or up to 6 months (depending on water quality)

How to use

Install the cartridge into a compatible 10" filter housing following the housing manufacturer's instructions. Shut off water supply, relieve pressure, open the housing, remove the old cartridge and insert the new PP10 element with correct orientation. Reassemble the housing, restore water supply and check for leaks. Replace the cartridge when flow decreases noticeably or at the recommended interval (up to 14,000 L or 6 months).

Usage recommendations

For best performance, combine this sediment cartridge with appropriate carbon or fine filters downstream if removal of chlorine, tastes, odors or very fine particles is required. Regularly inspect housings and seals, and follow local regulations for disposal of used filter elements.