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What is a Micron and How Does Mesh Size Correlate

When it comes to a Rusco filter, there are a few things you’ll want to consider before implementing one into your system. Determining what size filter you’ll need based on the inlet and outlet, as well as factoring in the number of GPM running through your system is something that should be taken into consideration. You’ll also want to know whether or not the filter is needed for hot water or cold water application. Depending on where the filter will be placed within your system, you may need to select one that doesn’t have a T-body and instead select an option with an L-body or a combo body. Figuring out what micron size you need for your filter screen is also something important to consider.

What’s the difference between a spin-down and sediment trapper filter?

At Rusco, we offer a variety of products to help you with your water filtration needs. There are two main categories of filters available from Rusco, the Spin-Down™ and the Sediment Trapper™ filter.

Rusco Sediment Filters Defined by Durability

Rusco sediment filters have nearly 40 years of field-tested durability. The clear housing and flush valve make it easy to maintain and extend the life of the filter.

Saving Money with Reusable Water Filters

With growing awareness of dirty water’s impact on our health and appliances, there’s a growing demand for home water filters. Owning a home water filter, while very beneficial, can be something that costs you a lot more money than you realize on a yearly or even a month-to-month basis, depending on the product that you own. Right now, we’ll spend some time focusing on how choosing a Rusco spin-down filter for your home water filtration needs can help to save you money over the long haul.