Reliable Plastic Quick Connector Fitting for Electric Water Filter Use

• Customization: Available
• Power Source: Electric
• Type: Water Filter Parts
• Model NO.: Ro Elbow
• Material: Plastic
• Usage: RO Machine
• Color: White
• Size: 10 Inch
• Connection: Qiuck Fitting
• MOQ: 100PCS
• Feature: Easy Operation
• Function: Purify
• Transport Package: 1000PCS Each Carton
• Specification: 10X15X25 cm
• Trademark: HJC
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500000pieces/Month

Product Description

Specification

Name	Quick Connector Fitting
Temperature	5℃~45℃
Burst Pressure	≥3.2MPa
Color	White/Gray
Note: Any questions,please feel to contact us!

Product Description

Material: Crafted from premium, food-grade PP, ensuring safety and reliability.
Pressure: Robust and reliable with a 16 bar (230 psi) capacity, perfect for demanding applications.
Pore Size: Versatile options include 1/4", 3/8", and 1/8" configurations to suit various needs.
Color: Classic, pristine white.


Features
1. Meticulously engineered, our quick fittings and connectors utilize strictly food-grade PP material, guaranteeing safety and durability.
2. Leakage Proof Design: Innovatively crafted with an inner claw to secure the tube seamlessly, ensuring a leak-free experience.
3. Lightweight and user-friendly, facilitating effortless loading and unloading for optimal convenience.
4. Aesthetically pleasing with a white body accentuated by a blue locking clip, combining functionality with style.

Exhibition

IFAT Eurasia 2025

SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK

ECWATECH

Certifications

Our Factory

Company Profile

Sandmonk Technology Co., Ltd.

SAND.K stands at the forefront of water environmental technology innovation, leveraging a worldwide supply chain to deliver revolutionary advancements. We pride ourselves on providing holistic, one-stop solutions, meticulously designed for small to medium-sized equipment manufacturers. Our dedication to cross-border e-commerce ensures that we extend our transformative solutions to global clients in developing regions.
Our pioneering spirit and advanced manufacturing capabilities solidify our position as leaders and innovators in the water treatment sector. Through comprehensive data analysis, we tailor custom solutions for regions tackling high salinity water challenges, pushing the envelope of excellence.
Our dynamic and all-encompassing solutions include seawater desalination, waste leachate treatment, drinking water purification, and the groundbreaking reuse of treated wastewater. Our strategic cost advantage offers unmatched value and efficiency, setting a new industry benchmark for excellence.

FAQ

Q: Is a single 1*400GPD system superior to two 2*200GPD systems?

A: Opt for the 200GPD system. It minimizes adhesive usage during production, improves salt rejection rates, and enhances water flow, making it the superior choice.

Q: When should the membrane elements be cleaned to maintain optimal performance?

A: Cleaning is essential when observing any of these conditions:

A decrease of 10-15% in normalized permeate flow.

An increase of 10-15% in normalized permeate total dissolved solids (TDS).

An increase of 10-15% in normalized pressure drop between feed and reject.

Q: What are the steps to resolve RO Membrane Blockage effectively?

A: 1. Initially, verify if the home RO System membrane is genuinely blocked.

2. Evaluate regional water quality to identify if calcium and magnesium salts are the primary scale components.

3. Prepare a solution with 10% hydrochloric acid or a diluted detergent (choose from available descaling agents), along with a specialized RO membrane cleaning agent based on the scale composition. Immerse the RO membrane in this solution for 24 hours.

4. After soaking, thoroughly rinse the RO membrane. Use water produced by ultrafiltration for this process. During rinsing, close the pure water outlet and open only the wastewater outlet.

Q: Why does the RO membrane experience blockage within one to two months?

A: 1. Elevated salt content in raw water can lead to excessive scale formation.

2. Excessive organic matter in water might surpass safe levels, causing fouling and clogging of the RO membrane.

3. A high recovery rate of the RO film may contribute to blockage.

4. Absence of a flushing function in the purifier can lead to high-concentration brine deposits within the RO membrane shell over time.