10 in. x 4.5 in. String Wound Sediment Filter

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Part Number:SF10450

Micron Filtration and Size

1 micron 10" x 4.5"

5 micron 10" x 4.5"

20 micron 10" x 4.5" (WR105)

50 micron 10" x 4.5"

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10" x 4.5" Polypropylene String Wound Replacement Sediment Filter (Various Micron Filtration Available)

This polypropylene yarn-wound sediment filter provides optimum particulate, sediment and solids filtering capacity.

This size is designed for 10" Big Blue style full-flow housings. We also carry other sizes and types of sediment filters. Please e-mail us with your specific water filtration needs.

Low cost polypropylene media for chemical resistance
Food grade ingredients for potable water
No leachables to contaminate filtered water

WR105 now known as: SF10450-20

Great filter

This filter works great, we have well water without a lot of rust and sediment. With this filter and along with a pur filter on the faucet, our water is drinkable. No smell, no rust. This small investment of the whole house filter has saved many appliances from our bad water.

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Reviewed by: Karen from Clarkston MI. on 5/28/2013

Home Owner

I have been buying filters from Best Filters since 2002 and their service is great. The string Wound Filter does a great job of keeping my well water clean and clear.

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Reviewed by: Erling Qualheim from Spanaway, Washington. on 11/27/2012

Have been using the string wrapped 5 micron whole house filters for a few years now to remove the silt from my well. Filters work great and service is always prompt.

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Reviewed by: ken from pa. on 10/12/2016

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I have a six year old shallow well that still produces silt. A five micron filter on the whole house will keep the silt from the system for a year.

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Reviewed by: Carl Strand from Connecticut. on 8/17/2016