400023-1-1P-Filter-Cartridge-10”-Pleated.2086.3-1
Product Name: Pleated Filter Cartridge, 10 Inch (Part No. 400023-1-1P)
Description:
This component is a 10-inch pleated filter cartridge designed for low-pressure water filtration systems in waterjet cutting equipment. The "pleated" design indicates a folded membrane construction that significantly increases the filtration surface area compared to standard depth filters, resulting in higher flow rates, extended service life, and lower pressure drop.
The pleated configuration allows for efficient particle capture while maintaining consistent water flow to the intensifier pump. The increased surface area means the cartridge can hold more contaminant before becoming clogged, reducing replacement frequency and maintenance downtime. The cartridge is a single-use consumable component that requires periodic replacement as part of routine waterjet maintenance.
Applications:
Primary or secondary sediment filtration in waterjet cutting system water supply lines
Removal of fine particles, sediment, rust, and other impurities from the water supply before it enters the intensifier pump
Protection of critical components including check valves, high-pressure seals, plungers, jewel orifices, and high-pressure cylinders from abrasive wear and clogging
Compatible with standard 10-inch low-pressure filter housings in waterjet systems
Features:
Pleated Membrane Construction: Folded design provides up to 40% higher flow rates compared to standard pleats
Increased Surface Area: Extended dirt-holding capacity leads to longer service life between replacements
High Filtration Efficiency: Effectively captures fine particles, sediment, and rust from the water supply
Low Pressure Drop: Pleated design minimizes flow restriction while maintaining filtration performance
Disposable Component: Single-use consumable design for reliable contamination control
Standard 10-Inch Length: Compatible with industry-standard waterjet filter housings
Maintenance:
When to Replace:
Filter Gauge Indication: Replace when the filter gauge approaches 25 psi or lower while the pump is running
Pressure Drop Monitoring: Significant reduction in water flow or increase in pressure differential indicates clogging
Scheduled Replacement: Follow manufacturer recommendations based on operating hours and water quality
Premature Component Wear: Frequent replacement of jewel orifices, seals, or check valves may indicate the filter is not being replaced often enough
Visual Inspection: Replace if the cartridge appears discolored, coated with sediment, or physically damaged
Replacement Guidelines:
Full Depressurization (Critical): Before any maintenance, fully depressurize the waterjet system, shut off the water supply, and follow lockout/tagout procedures
Housing Inspection: Before installing a new cartridge, clean the inside of the filter housing thoroughly and inspect housing O-rings for damage or debris
O-Ring Care: Inspect and replace the housing O-ring every two years or immediately if leaking is detected
Proper Seating: Ensure the cartridge is correctly seated on the housing's internal standpipe to prevent water bypass
Disposable Only: Do not attempt to clean or reuse pleated filter cartridges, as this will damage the filtration media
Record Keeping: Maintain maintenance logs recording filter change dates and operating hours








