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scale inhibitor filter hw f01

Scale Inhibitor Filter HW-F01

Categorías: Accessories

  • Inhibits scale build-up in water-using equipment

  • Protects metal components from corrosion

  • Extends the lifespan of pipelines and equipment

  • Preserves original pH levels with minimal impact on water quality

  • SGS Certified

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Descripción del producto

The HW-F01 Scale Inhibitor Filter effectively prevents limescale build-up, protects pipelines and kitchen equipment from corrosion, and extends service life. Compact and easy to install, it delivers reliable protection without altering water taste or pH, making it ideal for commercial kitchens and water filtration systems.

Especificaciones

Inlet Water Pressure
0.1–0.4 MPa
Dimensiones
W315 × D176 × H133 mm
Peso
1.7kg

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