Sediment Filters for RO & Water Purification Systems
Buy high-quality sediment filters online from AMPAC Water Systems – your trusted partner in water treatment components.
Our sediment filter cartridges are engineered to remove dirt, sand, silt, and rust particles, protecting your RO membranes, UV systems, and plumbing.
Top-Rated Sediment Filters for Reverse Osmosis Systems
AMPAC Water Systems offers a full line of melt-blown sediment filters and pleated filters compatible with standard 10″ housings and Big Blue systems. These filters act as the first line of defense in water purification, extending the life of your entire system and improving water quality across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
Available Sediment Filter Models & Specs
Model | Size / Micron | Description | Price | Product Link |
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SF-1005.KG | 2" x 10", 5 µm | Ideal for point-of-use RO systems and compact under-sink filters | $3.50 | View Product |
SF-2005.KG | 2" x 20", 5 µm | Suitable for higher flow systems or two-stage sediment setups | $24.50 | — |
SF-BB-2005.KG | 4" x 20", 5 µm | Big Blue 20” filter for whole-house and commercial applications | $24.50 | — |
SF-BB-2025.KG | 4" x 20", 20 µm | Removes coarse sediment with longer filter life | $24.50 | — |
SF-BB-1005.KG | 4" x 10", 5 µm | Small-size Big Blue filter for light-duty commercial setups | $16.50 | — |
SF-BB-1025.KG | 4" x 10", 20 µm | Pre-filter for homes using well water or older piping | $15.50 | — |
Key Benefits of Our Sediment Filters
- Protects RO Membranes from clogging
- Available in 5 to 20 micron ratings
- Compatible with standard and Big Blue housings
- Maintains consistent water pressure and flow
- Easy to install and replace
- NSF-certified material for safe use in drinking water
Common Applications
- Residential RO systems
- Commercial filtration units
- Pre-treatment for UV & carbon filters
- Industrial filtration and well water systems
- Coffee shops, restaurants, and labs
FAQs – Sediment Filters for RO Systems
Q1. What micron size sediment filter should I choose?
A 5-micron filter is ideal for standard use. For coarse particles or high sediment areas, a 20-micron filter is more efficient as a first stage.
Q2. How often should sediment filters be replaced?
Typically every 3–6 months depending on water quality and usage volume.
Q3. Are these filters compatible with other brands?
Yes, our sediment filters are compatible with most standard 10” and Big Blue housings.
Q4. What’s the difference between 10” and Big Blue filters?
Big Blue filters are larger in diameter, allowing higher flow rates and longer lifespan.