6 Stage Reverse Osmosis Water Filter

1- Stage 1: PP filter

PP (Polypropylene) filter is typically used as a pre-filter to remove sediment, dirt, sand, and other larger particles from the water. It is usually the first stage of the filtration process and is designed to protect the other filters in the system from clogging and premature failure.

2- Stage 2: UDF

UDF (Ultra-Density Fiber) filter is typically used as a pre-filter to remove sediment, rust, and other larger particles from the water. It is often the first stage of the filtration process and is designed to protect the other filters in the system from clogging and premature failure.

3- Stage 3: CTO

CTO (Chlorine, Taste, and Odor) filter is typically used as a second-stage filter after a pre-filter such as a UDF filter. It is designed to remove chlorine, bad taste, and odor from the water.

4- Stage 4: Post carbon:

Post carbon filter is typically used as a final stage filter after the water has gone through other filtration stages such as a pre-filter and a CTO filter. It is designed to remove any remaining taste and odor from the water, and to improve its overall quality.

5- Stage 5: RO membrane:

RO (Reverse Osmosis) membrane is typically used as the main filtration stage to remove a wide range of impurities from the water, including dissolved salts, minerals, and other contaminants.

6- Stage 6: Mineral ball:

Mineral ball is typically used as a post-treatment stage to improve the taste and quality of the water, as well as to add beneficial minerals that may have been removed during the earlier stages of the purification process.