Parker MBA1M30 Meltblown Filter Cartridge 1 Micron 30 in

Product Description

The PARKER MBA1M30 is a thermally bonded meltblown polypropylene filter cartridge rated at 1 micron for high-efficiency sediment and particulate removal. Constructed entirely from polypropylene — including the core, media, and outer structure — this cartridge is designed for liquid filtration applications where fine particulate control is required. At 30 inches in length with a 2.5-inch outside diameter, it fits standard filter housings used in industrial, commercial, and process water systems. Licensed plumbers, water treatment technicians, and facility maintenance professionals typically install this cartridge in point-of-entry or inline filtration systems.

This cartridge suits liquid filtration systems requiring fine particulate removal down to 1 micron. It handles flow rates up to 15 GPM and operates at temperatures up to 180 degrees F, making it appropriate for a range of process water, pre-filtration, and water treatment applications. The all-polypropylene construction makes it compatible with a broad spectrum of liquids where chemical resistance to common aqueous solutions is needed. It replaces standard 30-inch meltblown cartridges in compatible housings.

Key Features

• 1-micron meltblown filtration captures fine sediment, dirt, and particulate from liquid streams
• Thermally bonded construction — no adhesives or binders that could shed into the fluid
• All-polypropylene media, core, and construction for broad chemical compatibility
• Maximum flow rate of 15 GPM supports high-demand filtration applications
• Rated for service temperatures up to 180 degrees F
• 30-inch length with 2.5-inch outside diameter fits standard big-blue and commercial filter housings

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement meltblown filter cartridge for standard 30-inch liquid filter housings that accept a 2.5-inch outside diameter cartridge.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified plumber or water treatment technician. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the housing before removing the spent cartridge. Inspect the housing o-ring and replace it if cracked or deformed before seating the new cartridge. Follow local plumbing codes and the housing manufacturer's torque guidelines when reassembling the sump.