Cuno Commercial Single Systems Drop-In Style Filter Cartridge CFS420IMF, 5560905, 9.75 in and 19.5 in, 5 um NOM
SKU: 8571977
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Cuno 8571977
The 3M CUNO Legacy Drop-In Style Replacement Cartridge for Ice Maker Applications, Model CFS42IMF, when used in a drop-in style filtration housing, provides consistent quality water by reducing particulate. The built-in scale inhibitor helps to reduce potential harmful effects of scale build-up on equipment.
- UPC 00051128889817
- Online Product ID 8571977
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- 9-3/4'' drop-in style replacement cartridge
- Provides consistent quality water
- Reduces particulate from incoming water
- Graded density design built-in scale inhibitor helps to reduce potential harmful effects of scale build-up on equipment
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Benjamin Supply is proud to present this decorative Water Filtration Part, by Cuno. The 8571977 is made from premium materials, this Water Filtration Part offers great function and value for your home. This fixture is part of Cuno's Collection, so make sure to check out other fixtures to accessorize your room.
3M offers products and solutions worldwide through our Industrial & Water Business Unit, including Water Solutions, Industrial Filtration and Liqui-Cel® / Liqui-Flux® Filtration, and our Life Sciences & Integration Business, including Biopharmaceutical Purification, Medical & Industrial Membranes and Polymer Additives. 3M utilizes 3M manufacturing facilities around the world to serve our global customers, including those in the United States, Europe, Japan, Brazil, and Australia. We have been in the filtration business for over 90 years and provide high quality filtration products to address challenging filtration processes in the Water, Industrial and Biopharmaceutical markets. Our technical experts are always ready to assist customers with their most challenging filtration problems.