ACF and CP carbon cartridges — Pureflo product sheet

Website comparison sheet · Revision 23 October 2026 · Source: CSD-supplied Pureflo customer catalogue. This is not a certified engineering drawing. Availability and application suitability require confirmation.

Carbon range and ordering codes

Catalogue specifications for shortlisting. Confirm the exact configuration, current availability and operating limits with your quotation.

Choose between activated carbon (ACF), granular activated carbon (GAC), carbon blocks (CBB / CBW) and granular activated carbon CP. These are distinct catalogue products.

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Activated carbon filter — ACF
Specification	Catalogue value
Codes / lengths	ACF-10 — 10 inch; ACF-20 — 20 inch
End type	Single open end (SOE)
Media	Activated coconut shell carbon
Housing material	Polypropylene
Outer diameter	61 mm
Maximum pressure	116 psi
Micron rating / maximum temperature	Not stated in this catalogue; request product-specific confirmation

GAC specifications and certification · CBB and CBW specifications and certification

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Granular activated carbon CP
Specification	Catalogue value
Ordering example	CP1-20 — CP, 1 micron, 20 inch
Micron options	1 and 5 µm in the ordering table
Length options	9.875, 10, 19.875, 20, 29.875, 30, 39.875, 40 inches
Media / core / post-filter	Water-washed activated coconut shell carbon / polypropylene / wound polypropylene
End type	Double open end (DOE)
Inner / outer diameter	27.8 mm / 63 mm (2.5 inch)
Maximum temperature	82°C
Maximum pressure	Not established by the catalogue pressure-drop statement; request confirmation
Capacity	Request a confirmed duty rating for your application

The catalogue separately quotes a 2,500 litre chlorine-removal test and 1,400 litres filtration capacity. These are not interchangeable service-life guarantees. Confirm water quality, flow and the applicable duty with the technical team.

Source: Pureflo customer catalogue, printed pages 11–17. Maximum temperature and pressure are separate catalogue ratings; confirm combined operating conditions and liquid compatibility before selection.