SUEZ
SUEZ - Hytrex Series - 40" x 2.5" Spun Polypropylene Depth Sediment Filter (Veolia)
$24.70
The SUEZ Hytrex Series 40" x 2.5" spun polypropylene depth filter delivers graded density sediment filtration with high void volume and exceptional hydrocarbon capture performance. Built from 100% polypropylene with true depth media, this filter meets NSF 42, NSF 61, and FDA 21CFR food contact requirements for reliable whole-house and reverse osmosis pre-filtration.
SPECIFICATIONS
SUEZ Hytrex RX Filter Technical Details
| Manufacturer | SUEZ (formerly GE Osmonics, Veolia) |
| Dimensions | 40 inches x 2.5 inches |
| Micron Ratings | 1, 5, 10, 20 micron |
| Construction | 100% spun polypropylene, graded density meltblown |
| Filtration Type | True depth sediment filtration |
| Applications | Whole-house, RO pre-filtration, oil and gas |
| Certifications | NSF 42, NSF 61, FDA 21CFR 177, FDA 21CFR 174.5, ISO 9001 |
| Origin | Made in USA |
INSTALLATION & USE
How to Install Your Hytrex Filter
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure before opening the filter housing
- Remove the old cartridge and clean the housing sump with a mild bleach solution, then rinse thoroughly
- Insert the new Hytrex filter cartridge, ensuring the end caps seat properly in the housing
- Lubricate the O-ring with food-grade silicone grease and hand-tighten the housing securely
- Turn water supply on slowly, check for leaks, and flush the filter for 3-5 minutes before use
COMPATIBILITY
Housing & System Fit
The SUEZ Hytrex 40" x 2.5" filter fits proprietary long-length filter housings designed for commercial, industrial, and oil and gas applications. This series is compatible with SUEZ (GE Osmonics) housings and select third-party 40-inch housings that accept 2.5-inch diameter cartridges. The graded density structure and high void volume make it ideal for high-flow whole-house systems and as pre-filtration for reverse osmosis systems where sediment, dirt, rust, and hydrocarbon capture are critical.
🔧 Pro Tip: Match your micron rating to your water source—start with 20 micron for heavy sediment loads, then step down to 5 or 1 micron for polishing stages to maximize filter life and prevent premature clogging.
