Manitowoc K00338 Replacement Cartridge AR-10000 Water Filter
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Overview
- This cartridge replaces filters for Ice Machines that make less than 650 lbs. of ice per day.
- Model # K-00338
If you own an ice machine, then you know that water filter cartridges only last so long. With a majority of ice machine maintenance calls being water-related, it is vital that you have a working knowledge of how often your filter must be replaced so as to reduce maintenance calls. Manitowoc's K-00338 Replacement Cartridge for the ArcticPure AR-10000 Water Filtration System. Because the filter itself has a built-in, valve-in head design, this cartridge is easily changed on the fly, so there is no need to turn the water off to the machine.
Features
- Built-in scale inhibitor
- Superior dirt holding capacity and fine sediment reduction
- NSF certified
- 3-year parts and labor warranty
- Manitowoc sets the standard in quality for Ice Machines as well as accessories. This filtration system is the best quality you will find.
- This is a replacement cartridge only. To view the AR-10000 Water Filtration system, click here: Manitowoc AR-10000 Filtration System.
Brand
The Manitowoc Ice team is committed to providing products that not only satisfy customer needs but also add value to the equipment investment by reducing costs and emphasizing food safety. All Manitowoc ice machines use environmentally friendly non-CFC refrigerants. The product line also includes ice storage bins, floor standing ice dispensers, ice machine accessories and a group of cleaning and sanitizing items such as AuCS, Guardian, and Arctic Pure water filters. Innovation and customer support has enabled Manitowoc Ice to become America's #1 selling brand of ice machine.
