4 in 1 nano filter

All 4 filters are combined in one unit

What can be said about a reverse osmosis filter?

A reverse osmosis system – cleans completely with 97% accuracy for toxins, heavy metals, minerals, pesticides, poisons and microplastics.

A typical reverse osmosis system consists of 4 filters and a membrane.

Filter:

Sediment filter Step 1 – Removes particles such as lime, sand, ocher (rust) etc.

Active carbon filter Step 3 – Removes toxins, chlorine, fluorine, odor and bad taste

Activated carbon filters are small pieces of carbon in granular form. One gram of coal can have an area of ​​up to 3000 m2 and is therefore extremely effective for absorbing toxins.

Active carbon filter can also remove substances down to 0.5 µ ( my )

On filter you see, among other things, the text CTO, Chlorine, Taste and Odor, which means that the filter removes chlorine, taste and smell.

Diaphragm:

The osmosis membrane typically consists of very thin films wrapped around a tube. These thin films have micro holes of the size of 0.0001 µ

1 µ = 0.001 millimeter

The membrane was developed and designed over 70 years ago in the USA.

The membrane is the dynamo in a reverse osmosis plant.

The membrane has a self-cleaning effect, separates / sorts / filters very small particles from The membrane also has the advantage of the self-cleaning effect, which means that the membrane can last for several years.