Growonix Spun Sediment Filter - 2.5 x 20-in - 10 Micron - Spun Polypropylene

Cleaner Feed Water With a 10 Micron Cartridge - 2.5 x 20 in

Sediment in source water clogs downstream filters, fouls fittings and settles in reservoirs. This spun polypropylene cartridge catches particles at 10 microns before they travel further, so the rest of your water treatment stage works on cleaner water. The distributor describes it as having high dirt holding capacity.

This single cartridge suits growers who run a compatible filtration system and need a replacement or a spare. One unit is enough for a trial change-out; keep extras on hand if you filter water regularly in indoor or commercial cultivation.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10 micron rating — captures fine sediment before it reaches later filtration stages.
• Spun polypropylene construction — a 100% polypropylene cartridge built for sediment filtration.
• 2.5 x 20-in size — a standard cartridge format that fits the listed systems.
• High dirt holding capacity — holds more captured debris between changes.
• Listed NSF Standards 42, 61 and 372 — documented standards for water-contact components.

Who Should Use Growonix Spun Sediment Filter

Use it if you own an EX400-T, EX800-T or SLIM SCRUB system and need a sediment stage, or if you want to protect downstream filters and hydroponic equipment from particles in your water.

About Growonix Spun Sediment Filter

Growonix makes this spun polypropylene sediment filter in a 2.5 x 20-in format with a 10 micron rating. It is sold each, and the product measures 2.5 x 2.5 x 20 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which systems does this filter fit?
A: It is listed for the EX400-T, EX800-T and SLIM SCRUB. Check your system model before ordering.

Q: What does a 10 micron rating mean?
A: It describes the particle size the cartridge is rated to capture. Smaller numbers mean finer filtration.

Q: What is it made of?
A: The cartridge is spun polypropylene, listed as 100% pure polypropylene.

Q: Why use a sediment filter before other stages?
A: Sediment filters remove particles that would otherwise clog finer filters and equipment. This helps downstream stages work as intended.

Q: How many cartridges come in an order?
A: One. The listing is sold each.

Q: How often should I replace it?
A: Replacement timing depends on your water quality and usage. Replace it when you notice reduced flow or visible discoloration.