Polaris™ Scientific QS58HO Replacement Quartz Sleeve – UVA-630HO Pro Products (GP10C) Poly-Guard Crystal Cartridge Standard 1.5 Lbs 5" (Big Blue) Manufacturer Aries
USD54.95
USD84.95
Polaris™ Scientific QS58HO Replacement Quartz Sleeve – UVA-630HO Pro Products (GP10C) Poly-Guard Crystal Cartridge Standard 1.5 Lbs 5" (Big Blue) Manufacturer Aries
USD54.95
USD84.95
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Polaris™ Scientific QS58HO Replacement Quartz Sleeve – UVA 630HO Pro Products (GP10C) Poly Guard Crystal Cartridge Standard 1.5 Lbs 5" (Big Blue) Manufacturer Aries 5" (Big Blue) Manufacturer Aries Filter Works Filter Media Mixed bed deionization resin Application TDS reduction 10" × 2" meltblown polypropylene cartridge with universal quick connect fittings 💧 Tip: Handle with clean gloves and clean the sleeve every 3–6 months if hardness exceeds 7 grains or iron exceeds 0 QS58HO Quartz Sleeve
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