
Watts - FPMB Series - 10" x 4.5" Flow-Pro Melt Blown Sediment Filter
Watts FPMB Series Technical Details
| Manufacturer | Watts |
| Dimensions | 10" x 4.5" |
| Filter Media | Melt blown polypropylene |
| Maximum Temperature | 140°F / 60°C |
| Maximum Pressure | 40 PSID |
| Recommended Change-Out | 30 PSID |
| Flow Rate | 2-8 GPM (varies by micron rating) |
| Packaging | Individually shrink wrapped |
How to Install Your FPMB Sediment Filter
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening a downstream faucet
- Unscrew the filter housing sump and remove the old cartridge, inspecting the o-ring and housing for wear or damage
- Insert the new Watts FPMB filter into the housing, ensuring it seats properly on the center post
- Apply a thin layer of food-grade silicone lubricant to the o-ring and hand-tighten the sump until snug
- Turn water supply back on slowly, check for leaks, and purge air from the system before returning to service
Where This Filter Fits
The Watts FPMB Series fits any standard 10" x 4.5" sediment filter housing. It's commonly used as pre-filtration for reverse osmosis systems, whole-house water filtration, beverage processing, and industrial applications requiring chemical-resistant sediment removal. Available in standard, full-flow, and grooved configurations to match your housing type. Choose your micron rating based on sediment load and downstream equipment protection requirements.
Watts FPMB Series Technical Details
| Manufacturer | Watts |
| Dimensions | 10" x 4.5" |
| Filter Media | Melt blown polypropylene |
| Maximum Temperature | 140°F / 60°C |
| Maximum Pressure | 40 PSID |
| Recommended Change-Out | 30 PSID |
| Flow Rate | 2-8 GPM (varies by micron rating) |
| Packaging | Individually shrink wrapped |
How to Install Your FPMB Sediment Filter
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening a downstream faucet
- Unscrew the filter housing sump and remove the old cartridge, inspecting the o-ring and housing for wear or damage
- Insert the new Watts FPMB filter into the housing, ensuring it seats properly on the center post
- Apply a thin layer of food-grade silicone lubricant to the o-ring and hand-tighten the sump until snug
- Turn water supply back on slowly, check for leaks, and purge air from the system before returning to service
Where This Filter Fits
The Watts FPMB Series fits any standard 10" x 4.5" sediment filter housing. It's commonly used as pre-filtration for reverse osmosis systems, whole-house water filtration, beverage processing, and industrial applications requiring chemical-resistant sediment removal. Available in standard, full-flow, and grooved configurations to match your housing type. Choose your micron rating based on sediment load and downstream equipment protection requirements.
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Watts FPMB Series Technical Details
| Manufacturer | Watts |
| Dimensions | 10" x 4.5" |
| Filter Media | Melt blown polypropylene |
| Maximum Temperature | 140°F / 60°C |
| Maximum Pressure | 40 PSID |
| Recommended Change-Out | 30 PSID |
| Flow Rate | 2-8 GPM (varies by micron rating) |
| Packaging | Individually shrink wrapped |
How to Install Your FPMB Sediment Filter
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening a downstream faucet
- Unscrew the filter housing sump and remove the old cartridge, inspecting the o-ring and housing for wear or damage
- Insert the new Watts FPMB filter into the housing, ensuring it seats properly on the center post
- Apply a thin layer of food-grade silicone lubricant to the o-ring and hand-tighten the sump until snug
- Turn water supply back on slowly, check for leaks, and purge air from the system before returning to service
Where This Filter Fits
The Watts FPMB Series fits any standard 10" x 4.5" sediment filter housing. It's commonly used as pre-filtration for reverse osmosis systems, whole-house water filtration, beverage processing, and industrial applications requiring chemical-resistant sediment removal. Available in standard, full-flow, and grooved configurations to match your housing type. Choose your micron rating based on sediment load and downstream equipment protection requirements.













