How Many Microns Should Your Water Filter Be? – Fresh Water Systems

A micron is a unit of measurement describing the pore size of a micron water filter. Sediment filters remove different contaminants depending on their micron rating. John Woodard, our Master Water Specialist, explains the difference between a .1-micron, .5-micron, 5-micron, or 10-micron filter.

This 20 in. Big Blue (BB) whole house sediment water filtration system features a pleated sediment filter that is reusable and washable, designed to reduce dirt, sand, silt, scale and rust particles. Rated at 30 microns, this polyester sediment cartridge can treat water with high flow rates and low pressure drops. In addition, their unique design offers exceptional dirt holding capacity for all types of applications.

APEC Whole House 1-Stage Water Filtration System Reusable and Washable Pleated Sediment for All Purpose Blue

How Many Microns Should Your Water Filter Be? - Brother Filtration

How Many Microns Should Your Water Filter Be? - Brother Filtration

Micron Ratings - A Better Understanding & Breakdown

How Many Microns Should Your Water Filter Be? - Brother Filtration

iSpring FP120 20 micron 10x2.5 Standard Sediment Filter Cartridges, 15,000-Gallon, Multi-layer

How Many Microns Should Your Water Filter Be?

SimPure DB20P 3 Stage Whole House 20 Inch Water Filtration System

Filtration Level: 120 mesh/130 micron filtration level high efficient disk filter traps or retains large amount of particles and solids High Filter

Screen Irrigation Filter, 120 Mesh 130 Micron Level Disc Filter Drip Irrigation Water Filter for Gardening Agriculture Drip Irrigation, 5/4 x 5/4