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Microfiltration Water Filter HW-FC3

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  • No electricity required, no wastewater – environmentally friendly and cost-saving

  • High flow rate – up to 5 L/min to meet commercial kitchen needs

  • Design economizador de espaço – ideal for kitchens with limited space

  • Quick-change filter – remove and install cartridges in just 3 seconds

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Descrição do produto

The HW-FC3 Microfiltration Water Filter is designed for commercial kitchens, delivering clean and safe water with a compact, energy-efficient design. With no electricity required and zero wastewater, it provides up to 5 liters per minute of reliable water flow. Its quick-change cartridge system allows filter replacement in just 3 seconds, making it both efficient and user-friendly. Perfect for limited kitchen spaces and food service environments.

Especificações

Flow Rate
5 L/min
Total Capacity
10000 L
Sistema de filtragem
PP+ Carbon Fiber
Dimensões
W282 x D124 x H388 mm
Peso
3 kg

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