CUNO
Reverse Osmosis Systems
Cuno RO Replacement Filters
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Cuno, a leading name in the water treatment industry, is celebrated for its state-of-the-art water filtration solutions. Specializing in the design and manufacture of reverse osmosis systems, membranes, and related components, Cuno has established a reputation for innovation, quality, and reliability. We are proud to offer a comprehensive range of authentic Cuno RO replacement filters, membranes, and cartridges, ensuring that customers receive the best in water filtration technology.
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Cuno RO Frequently Asked Questions
How often do you change Cuno RO filters and membranes?
As a general rule, a Cuno RO membrane should be replaced every two years, while the sediment and carbon filters are replaced every 6-12 months depending on water usage and water quality. To order, select the photo of your Cuno system above. From there, you can add the needed filters to your cart. In some cases, you can save time by ordering all of the needed filters in one "filter kit" (not available for all Cuno models).
Who makes Cuno Water Filters?
Cuno Inc., a subsidiary of 3M, produces an array of water filters tailored for both commercial and residential applications. It oversees four other companies: Water Factory Systems, Cuno Food Service, Aqua-Pure, and MacClean. Additionally, Everpure offers a range of replacement cartridges compatible with existing Cuno water filter heads.
What contaminants will Cuno filters remove?
Cuno reverse osmosis filters and membrane can remove common pollutants from water including pharmaceuticals, arsenic, pesticides, sulfates, fluoride, nitrates, lead, and more. The RO system's carbon filter will also remove chloramines and chlorine.
Learn more about what contaminants can be removed with reverse osmosis filtration.
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