Carbon Block Filter (With Defluorination Boost)-KF Series
Using NSF certified high-grade coconut shell activated carbon and food-grade UHMWPE bonding material, KH series carbon block can efficiently remove residual chlorine, THMs and organic contaminants. Prepared using dedicated resin formulations, lead and cryptozoite can be removed ensuring clean and safe drinking water through significant water quality improvement.
Feature
Significantly remove chlorine, organic contaminants, foul odor and smell
Effectively reduce particles and colloids
High dirt holding capacity
With anti-bacterial function
No black color water resulted from carbon powder leakage
Application
Residential water purifier
Commercial water purification
Food & Beverage, medicine, chemical, electronics, electroplate...
PARAMETERS
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Applicable Conditions |
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Water temperature |
3-45℃ |
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Inlet water pressure |
0.1-0.6 MPa |
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Nominal micro rating |
1μm |
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Material of Components |
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Filter media |
high grade coconut shell carbon powder, defluorination formulations |
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End caps |
PP |
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Sealing gasket |
NBR or silicone rubber |
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Inner and outer wraps |
PP |
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Nettings |
PE |
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Dimensions |
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End cap outer diameter (mm) |
50/66/70 |
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End cap inner diameter (mm) |
16/28/28 |
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Length (“) |
9.75/10/20 |
1.The above data are the results obtained by our laboratory.
2.Due to the difference in water quality and water consumption, the replacement cycle of the filter element will be different, depending on the actual use.
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