Triple Action Nano Zinc Carbon Filter Cartridge 20 Inch, 1 Micron

Triple Action Nano Zinc Carbon Filter Cartridge 20 Inch, 1 Micron Filtration Process

Three Stage Filtration:

1. Outer Layer: Nano-Zinc Polypropylene (Removes sediment & Sludge)
2. Middle Layer: Granular Activated Coconut Carbon (Removes chlorine, taste & odor)
3. Inner Layer: Nano-Zinc Polypropylene (Inhibits bacterial growth)

Activated Carbon Block

Activated carbon block is a blend of fine activated carbon, water, and a suitable binder that is mixed and molded and hardened or extruded to a cartridge filter of any size and shape. Sometimes specialized media are added along with activated carbon to provide customized performances for specific contaminants.

The binder is particularly designed and chosen to hold the carbon and other media in a fixed solid matrix, yet, not to plug up the pores of the activated carbon. Even though the binder does occlude a portion of the adsorption sites, the finer mesh size gives activated carbon block filters faster adsorption kinetics and generally two to four times greater adsorption capacity than equivalent volumes of loose granular activated carbon.

Triple Action Nano Zinc Carbon Filter Cartridge 20 Inch, 1 Micron Features & Benefits

• High flow rate with low pressure drop
• High dirt holding capacity
• High chlorine removal rate
• For use in big blue and big white whole house systems.
• Reduces chlorine, chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, VOC’s, bad taste and odours, dirt, slime, sediment, rust,

Triple Action Nano Zinc Carbon Filter Cartridge 20 Inch, 1 Micron Certifications

NSF Coconut Shell Activated Carbon

• NSF/ANSI 42
  Filters are certified to reduce aesthetic impurities such as chlorine and taste/odor. These can be point-of-use (under the sink, water pitcher, etc.) or point-of-entry (whole house) treatment systems.
• NSF/ANSI 53
  Filters are certified to reduce a contaminant with a health effect. Health effects are set in this standard as regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Health Canada. Both standards 42 and 53 cover adsorption/filtration which is a process that occurs when liquid, gas or dissolved/suspended matter adheres to the surface of, or in the pores of, an adsorbent media. Carbon filters are an example of this type of product.

Water Quality Association