Water filter element USTM PS 10" USTM 10 micron — cartridge for 10" housings

Replacement water filter element USTM PS 10" is a mechanical sediment cartridge made from layered non-woven polypropylene fabric. It removes insoluble contaminants and suspended solids from water to protect plumbing, appliances and downstream filtration stages from sand and silt. The element has standard 10" x 2.5" dimensions and fits common 10-inch filter housings, including many other manufacturers' systems.

Advantages

The polypropylene construction provides stable mechanical filtration at a 10 micron rating, suitable for trapping coarse particles and sediment. The cartridge offers a service life up to 14,000 liters or up to 6 months under typical conditions, with a maximum recommended flow rate of 20 l/min. Its standard size ensures broad compatibility and straightforward replacement.

Suitable for

• Residential main water line sediment reduction
• Pre-filtration before carbon or fine filters
• Protection of household appliances (washing machines, water heaters)
• Light commercial water treatment requiring coarse particle removal

Key specifications

• Brand: USTM
• Model / MPN: 4301607
• EAN: 5907644301607
• Filtration rating: 10 micron
• Material: non-woven polypropylene
• Dimensions: 10" height × 2.5" diameter
• Service life: up to 14,000 L or 6 months (typical)
• Maximum flow: 20 l/min

How to use

Install the USTM PS 10" cartridge into a compatible 10-inch filter housing following the housing manufacturer's instructions. Shut off water supply before replacing the cartridge, remove the housing cap, take out the used element, insert the new cartridge with correct orientation, reassemble the housing and slowly open the water supply to check for leaks. Replace the element when flow decreases significantly or after the recommended service period.

Usage recommendations

Use this 10 micron sediment cartridge as a first-stage mechanical filter in multi-stage systems or on the main water inlet to extend the life of downstream filters and appliances. Monitor pressure and flow; replace the cartridge sooner in water with high sediment load.