Parker DBC100M30 Cartridge Filter 100 Micron 30in Polyolefin

Product Description

The PARKER DBC100M30 is a thermal bonded polyolefin cartridge filter designed for plumbing and fluid filtration applications. It provides 100 micron filtration, removing suspended particulates from water and compatible fluid systems. The cartridge measures 2.5 inches in outside diameter and 30 inches in length, fitting standard filter housings used in commercial and residential plumbing systems. The polyolefin construction meets FDA material grade standards, making it suitable for potable water and food-adjacent service. Licensed plumbers and filtration technicians are the primary installers. The cartridge handles fluid temperatures up to 175 degrees F, broadening its range of service environments.

This filter cartridge is suited for inline plumbing filtration applications where sediment and particulate control is required. Common installations include point-of-entry water treatment systems, pre-filtration stages upstream of pressure regulators or water heaters, and light commercial process water lines. The thermal bonded construction provides consistent filtration across the full length of the cartridge without adhesives or binders that could leach into the fluid stream. Its FDA-grade material makes it a practical choice where fluid purity requirements apply.

Key Features

• 100 micron filtration rating for sediment and particulate removal
• Thermal bonded polyolefin construction with no adhesives or binders
• FDA material grade polyolefin suitable for potable water service
• Rated for fluid temperatures up to 175 degrees F
• 2.5 inches outside diameter fits standard cartridge filter housings
• 30 inches length provides extended filter capacity and service intervals

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement cartridge for standard 2.5 inch outside diameter, 30 inch plumbing filter housings used in residential and commercial water filtration systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified filtration technician. Shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure before opening the filter housing to replace the cartridge. Follow applicable IPC guidelines and local plumbing codes for filter installation on potable water lines. Inspect the housing o-ring for wear and replace as needed before reinstalling the housing cap to prevent leaks.