<< 3M AP-DW85 Aqua Pure Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Replacement Cartridge

3M AP-DW85 Aqua Pure Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Replacement Cartridge

Product Details
Reduces sediment1 and chlorine taste and odor1
Dual stage carbon-block filtration process provides cleaner, clearer better tasting drinking water
Sanitary Quick Change (SQC) cartridge design makes cartridge change-outs fast and easy
Provides water on demand for drinking (water, coffee, tea, baby formula, etc.)

UPC 00016145603525
3M Product Number AP-DW85
3M ID 70020002450

We offer the 3M Aqua-Pure Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Replacement Water Filter Cartridge AP-DW85 for the AP-DWS750 filter system and is a good choice in water filtration. This under sink replacement cartridge reduces sediment1 and chlorine taste and odor.1 This replacement cartridge is designed for use with the AP-DWS750 Under Sink Water Filter System.

Our 3M Aqua-Pure Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Replacement Water Filter Cartridge AP-DW85 installs in the AP-DWS750 Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Water Filter System and is good choice for delivering cleaner, clearer, better tasting drinking water. The dual stage carbon-block filtration process from this cartridge provides water filtration on demand for drinking (water, coffee, tea, baby formula, etc.) and for cooking purposes. This under sink dedicated faucet replacement water filter cartridge is manufacturer tested and verified to reduce sediment1 and chlorine taste and odor1. The AP-DWS750 system design, using the AP-DW85 replacement water filter cartridge set allows for use on both chlorinated (municipal) and non-chlorinated (well water) systems.

Best Features
0.6 gpm/2.27 lpm flow rate
1,150 gallon/4,353 liter capacity
25-125 psi/172-862 kPa pressure range
40-100F/4.4-37.8C temperature range

To maximize system performance and efficiency, regularly scheduled maintenance including replacement of the filter cartridges at the required interval, at the rated capacity, or sooner if a reduction in water flow occurs is required. Filter life is dependent on actual use and incoming water quality.