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Series III GRN Line Filter
Aquamira
Series III GRN Line Filter
$14.99
Description

　　Bacterial-protection replacement filter for Frontier Pro

　　Extend the capacity of your Frontier Pro with extra Series III GRN Line replacement filters. One extra filter literally doubles the amount of certified bacteria filtration on your journey, while adding less than a single ounce to your pack.

　　The Frontier Pro gets even better with the Series III GRN Line replacement filter. This extremely light weight and packable replacement filter extends your trail or mission for another 50 gallons at less than 1 ounce of added weight. It also reduces waste and added weight.

　　The Frontier Series III GRN Line replacement filter is certified Bacteria, Cryptosporidium, and Giardia to EPA standards. The Aquamira Frontier PRO also reduces chemicals, chlorine, bad taste and odors and is certified lead free to NSF/ANSI-372. It installs quickly with just a twist of the wrist for quick and easy use. (Not effective against viruses).

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Description
Brand Name:
Aquamira
Treatment Type:
Replacement Cartridges
Color:
Black / Grey
Weight:
2.5 oz. (71 g)
Protects Against:
Protozoa and Bacteria
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
67013
UPC:
877267000131
Other Features:
• GRN Line Bacteria Filter with up to 500 ml/minute flow rate
• Certified filtration for 50 gallons (over 180 L)
• Ultralight and compact 2.5 oz. (71 g) packable protection
• Replaceable filter design means highly cost-effective extra capacity capability
• Connects to bottles, bags, bladders, and gravity systems via UQC quick connects
• Includes three pre-filters to extend filter life and remove twigs and debris
• Includes Miraguard™ Antimicrobial* Technology which suppresses the growth of bacteria, algae, fungus, mold and mildew within the filter media
• Certified lead free (NSF/ANSI-372)
• BPA free, chemical free, and iodine free
• Filter made in the USA
Technical Information
The Aquamira Series III GRN Line replacement filter is the heart of the newly redesigned Frontier Pro. No need to ditch your entire filter system when it reaches the end of its service life, now you can change out filters as needed and carry spares at under an ounce each. The Series III replacement filter improves performance, reduces weight and flows better than the previous carbon block version.
Frontier GRN Line filtration is achieved using unique 2 stage Electro-Positive Adsorption Technology. The replaceable pre-filter disk removes larger particles, then final charged micro-glass fibers "pullin. organisms as small as bacteria out of the water stream while still maintaining high flow rates and low pressure drops. GRN Line filters have been thoroughly tested and are certified* to remove protozoan cysts and bacteria to US EPA standards without the use of disinfecting chemicals such as chlorine, bromine, or iodine. The Frontier PRO is certified* lead free (ANSI/NSF-372) and also reduces chlorine and harmful chemicals, bad tastes, and odors. You will be amazed that a filter this small can do so much.
*Certifications by IAPMO R&T - An Authorized EPA, NSF/ANSI Certifying Agency
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