Water Filtration

The Lincat FC02 is a genuine replacement water filter designed specifically for Lincat's Filterflow range of water boilers. Its purpose is straightforward: to reduce limescale and sediment entering the boiler, helping to protect internal components and maintain consistent water quality over time.

In a busy kitchen or servery environment, water quality has a direct impact on the lifespan of a boiler. Hard water accelerates scale build-up on heating elements, which reduces efficiency and can lead to premature failure. Fitting a fresh filter at the recommended intervals is one of the most cost-effective forms of preventive maintenance on any boiler of this type.

A few practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Genuine Lincat part, ensuring correct fit and performance for compatible models
• Suitable for Filterflow models EB3F, EB3FPB, EB4F, EB6F, EB6TF, WMB3FB, and WMB3FW
• Not compatible with older Lincat boiler models outside the Filterflow range
• Straightforward to replace as part of a routine maintenance schedule
• Using a genuine filter helps avoid voiding any service arrangements on the unit

It is important to confirm your boiler model before ordering. This filter will not fit all Lincat boilers — only the Filterflow series listed above. If you are unsure which model you have or how frequently filters should be changed for your water hardness level, our team is happy to help you work that out.

The Vyair VYR-FC-04 is a replacement filter cartridge designed for use with Lincat FilterFlow automatic water boilers, including the EB3FX, EB4FX, EB6FX, EB6TFX, EB3FX/PB, EB3FX/TT, M5F, and M7F models. It is a straightforward consumable replacement — the correct cartridge to keep a FilterFlow boiler operating as intended.

In busy commercial kitchens, water quality and scale build-up are among the most common causes of reduced boiler performance and premature element failure. A water filter cartridge does the unglamorous but important job of reducing limescale, sediment, and other impurities before they reach the heating element and internal components. Keeping the cartridge on a regular replacement cycle is one of the simplest ways to extend equipment life and maintain consistent water quality for hot beverages and other service requirements.

Practical reasons to keep replacement cartridges in stock:

• Protects the heating element from limescale accumulation over time
• Helps maintain water taste and quality for hot drinks service
• Supports manufacturer maintenance recommendations for FilterFlow models
• Reduces the risk of unplanned downtime caused by scale-related faults
• A low-cost consumable relative to the cost of element or boiler replacement

This cartridge is specifically matched to the Lincat FilterFlow range listed above. It is not a universal filter and should only be used in compatible models. If you are unsure which cartridge your boiler requires, or how frequently it should be replaced based on your water hardness and service volume, the team is happy to advise before you order.

The Lincat FC04 is a replacement filter cartridge designed for use with Lincat's FilterFlow range of automatic water boilers. FilterFlow models include an integrated filtration system, and this cartridge is the consumable element that requires periodic replacement to keep that system functioning correctly.

In a busy commercial kitchen or servery, water quality has a direct impact on both the taste of hot beverages and the longevity of the boiler itself. Hard water scale is one of the most common causes of heating element failure and reduced efficiency in commercial water boilers. The FC04 cartridge helps reduce scale build-up and sediment, protecting internal components and contributing to more consistent water temperature during service.

Keeping the filter cartridge on a regular replacement schedule is a straightforward maintenance task that pays dividends in equipment reliability. Operators who neglect filter changes often find they spend more on descaling treatments or, in worse cases, on element replacements that could have been avoided. Key practical considerations include:

• Compatible with EB3FX, EB4FX, EB6FX, EB6TFX, EB3FX/PB, EB3FX/TT, M5F and M7F models
• Genuine Lincat replacement part, ensuring correct fit and performance
• Straightforward cartridge swap with no specialist tools required
• Supports consistent water quality across high-volume beverage service
• Helps protect heating elements and extend boiler service life

This cartridge is suited to any site running a compatible Lincat FilterFlow boiler — from cafés and staff restaurants to hotel breakfast operations and contract catering environments. Replacement frequency will depend on local water hardness and usage volume; sites in hard water areas or with high throughput will typically need to change cartridges more often.

If you're unsure about replacement intervals for your site or want to discuss a maintenance schedule for your Lincat equipment, the team is happy to help.

The 3M AP2-C401SG is a replacement water filter cartridge designed for use with commercial water boilers, including older-style Lincat boilers and the Marco T8. It uses 3M's powdered activated carbon media to reduce chlorine taste and odour, as well as sediment and certain chemical contaminants, helping to protect both the equipment and the quality of the water it dispenses.

In a commercial setting, water quality has a direct impact on boiler performance and longevity. Scale build-up and chlorine byproducts accelerate internal wear and can affect the flavour of hot drinks. A correctly maintained filter cartridge helps keep the boiler operating efficiently and extends the interval between descaling requirements — a practical consideration in any busy kitchen or servery.

Key practical advantages of keeping this cartridge on a regular replacement schedule include:

• Reduces chlorine taste and odour in dispensed water
• Helps limit sediment reaching the boiler element
• Supports consistent water quality for hot drinks service
• Protects internal components from certain chemical contaminants
• Straightforward cartridge swap with no specialist tools required

The cartridge is rated to approximately 4,000 litres, and 3M recommend replacement every six months regardless of throughput — whichever threshold is reached first. In high-volume sites dispensing large quantities of hot water daily, the volume limit may be reached before the six-month mark, so it is worth monitoring usage and keeping a spare cartridge to hand.

This cartridge is specifically matched to older Lincat water boiler models and the Marco T8. It is not a universal fit, so it is worth confirming compatibility with your boiler model before ordering. If you are unsure which cartridge is correct for your equipment, the team are happy to help you identify the right one.

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The Instanta 95620 is a genuine replacement filter cartridge designed for use with Instanta water boilers. It supersedes the earlier AQ35SP filter and is compatible with any Instanta product that previously used that filter head, whether built into the unit or fitted externally via an AQ35SP filter head. For boilers without an integrated filter housing, it can be installed externally into the mains water feed using the appropriate installation kit.

In a busy commercial environment, water quality has a direct effect on the flavour of every hot drink served. Chlorine and other taste and odour impurities are common in mains supplies and will noticeably affect the quality of tea, coffee, and other hot beverages if left untreated. The 95620 addresses this through a four-stage filtration process that removes fine sediment, chlorine, and other impurities, including microplastics down to a very fine particle size, leaving water that tastes clean and neutral.

Beyond drink quality, the filter plays a practical role in protecting the boiler itself. Limescale accumulation is one of the most common causes of reduced efficiency and increased maintenance costs in commercial water boilers. Fitting and replacing this filter on schedule helps extend the working life of the equipment and keeps energy consumption in check.

• Removes chlorine taste and odour, improving beverage quality
• Four-stage filtration captures fine sediment and microplastics
• Reduces limescale build-up to protect the boiler and lower maintenance costs
• Compatible with Instanta filter monitors for timely replacement reminders
• Pre-filter stage removes debris before it reaches the boiler

Instanta recommend replacing the cartridge every six months regardless of usage. Using non-genuine filters is not advised, as it may affect boiler performance and could have implications for your warranty. The 95620 is compatible with all current Instanta water boilers.

If you are unsure whether this filter is the right fit for your existing Instanta equipment, or whether an external installation kit is needed for your setup, the team is happy to help clarify before you order.

This is the genuine replacement filter cartridge for the Brita Purity Steam 600 water filtration system, compatible with the CU278 unit. It is designed to be swapped in as part of routine filter maintenance, ensuring the system continues to treat incoming mains water before it reaches your steam equipment.

In a busy commercial kitchen, water quality has a direct and measurable effect on equipment longevity. Untreated mains water carries dissolved minerals that deposit as limescale inside boilers, steam generators, combi ovens, and espresso machines. Over time this restricts water flow, reduces heating efficiency, and can cause premature component failure — leading to costly downtime during service. The Purity Steam 600 cartridge works by reducing these minerals along with other impurities including lead and copper, helping to keep internal components cleaner between descaling cycles.

Keeping on top of cartridge replacements offers several practical advantages for kitchen and facilities teams:

• Helps protect heating elements and boilers from limescale accumulation
• Supports consistent steam quality in combi ovens and steamers
• Reduces the frequency and cost of descaling treatments
• Removes trace metals that can affect water and food quality
• Maintains the performance of the wider Brita Purity Steam filtration system

Cartridge replacement intervals will vary depending on local water hardness and the volume of water processed. Sites in hard water areas, or those running high-output steam equipment for extended service periods, will typically need to replace the cartridge more frequently than the manufacturer's general guidance suggests. It is worth monitoring the system indicator and keeping a spare cartridge on hand to avoid any gap in filtration coverage.

This cartridge is suited to any kitchen already running the Brita Purity Steam 600 system on the CU278 unit. If you are reviewing your wider water treatment setup or are unsure whether your current filtration capacity matches your equipment usage, our team is happy to talk through the options with you.

The Brita Purity Quell ST 1200 is a genuine replacement filter cartridge designed for use with compatible Brita Purity filtration systems in commercial kitchens. It filters mains water to reduce scale-forming minerals such as calcium and magnesium, as well as trace heavy metals including lead and copper, delivering consistent water quality to connected equipment.

In busy commercial kitchens, water quality has a direct effect on the performance and lifespan of water-fed appliances — combi ovens, steamers, coffee machines, and combination boilers are all vulnerable to limescale accumulation. Regular cartridge replacement is what keeps the filtration system working as intended, protecting downstream equipment from the gradual build-up that causes heating inefficiency, blocked jets, and ultimately costly breakdowns.

Using a genuine Brita cartridge rather than an aftermarket alternative helps maintain consistent filtration performance and supports any manufacturer warranty conditions on connected equipment. Key operational benefits include:

• Reduces limescale build-up in steamers, combi ovens, and coffee equipment
• Improves the taste and clarity of water used in cooking and beverages
• Helps extend the service life of water-fed appliances
• Supports more consistent results from espresso and filter coffee equipment
• Reduces the frequency and cost of descaling maintenance

Installation is straightforward — the cartridge fits directly into the existing Purity Quell ST housing with no specialist tools required. Replacement intervals depend on local water hardness and consumption volume; in hard water areas or high-throughput sites, cartridges will need changing more frequently than the standard guidance suggests. It is worth mapping your actual water usage against the cartridge's rated capacity to avoid filtration dropping off between scheduled maintenance visits.

This cartridge is suited to sites already running a Brita Purity Quell ST system that need a like-for-like replacement. If you are setting up a new filtration system or are unsure which cartridge size or system configuration is appropriate for your water hardness level and equipment load, our team is happy to advise before you order.

The Brita Purity C500 Quell ST is a genuine replacement filter cartridge designed for use with the Purity C filter head system. It filters the incoming mains water supply by reducing calcium, magnesium, lead, copper, and other impurities that affect water taste and quality — directly influencing the flavour of hot beverages, soups, stocks, and anything else prepared with that water.

In a busy commercial kitchen, water quality has a measurable effect on two things: the food and drink you produce, and the longevity of the equipment that processes it. Scale accumulation inside boilers, steam ovens, coffee machines, and combi units is a well-documented cause of reduced efficiency, increased maintenance costs, and premature equipment failure. Regular cartridge replacement keeps filtration effective and helps protect that investment.

Practical benefits of keeping the cartridge on a proper replacement schedule include:

• Consistent water quality for hot beverages and food preparation
• Reduced limescale build-up inside boilers and steam-generating equipment
• Lower risk of heat exchanger inefficiency and associated energy waste
• Protection for valves, seals, and internal components in water-fed appliances
• Simpler descaling maintenance and reduced chemical cleaning frequency

This cartridge fits the Purity C filter head (sold separately). It is worth confirming your existing head model before ordering, as the Purity C range includes several head variants. Cartridge capacity and replacement intervals will depend on local water hardness and daily throughput — sites in hard water areas or with high-volume equipment will typically need more frequent changes than the general guideline suggests.

The C500 capacity suits moderate- to higher-volume sites. For lighter-use operations, a lower-capacity cartridge in the same range may be more cost-effective, while very high-throughput kitchens running multiple water-fed appliances simultaneously may benefit from a higher-capacity option.

If you are unsure which cartridge capacity is right for your water hardness level and equipment load, we are happy to help you work that out before you order.

The BRITA Purity Steam 600 is a water filtration kit designed specifically for use with 6 and 7 grid combination ovens and steamers. It filters the incoming water supply before it reaches the appliance, targeting the calcium, magnesium, and other dissolved compounds that untreated mains water typically carries — compounds that, over time, cause scale build-up inside steam generators, heating elements, and water circuits.

In a working kitchen, scale accumulation is one of the most common causes of combi oven breakdowns and reduced performance. Even in areas with moderately hard water, the cumulative effect of daily steam production takes a significant toll on equipment. The Purity Steam 600 addresses this by treating water at source, which helps maintain consistent steam quality throughout service and reduces the frequency and cost of descaling maintenance cycles.

From an operational standpoint, the practical benefits are straightforward:

• Helps extend the working life of combi oven steam generators
• Reduces scale-related service callouts and associated downtime
• Supports consistent food results by maintaining steam purity
• Can contribute to lower long-term maintenance costs
• Supplied with fixings for straightforward installation alongside the oven

Installation requires connection to the cold water supply feeding the combi oven. The unit should be positioned where it is accessible for cartridge replacement, as the filter medium requires periodic renewal depending on local water hardness and usage volume. It is worth checking your local water hardness before specifying capacity, as sites in hard water areas will exhaust filtration capacity more quickly than those on softer supplies.

This kit is well suited to operations running a 6 or 7 grid combi oven as their primary cooking platform — restaurants, hotels, contract caterers, and similar sites where the oven is in daily, heavy use. For sites running larger oven configurations, a higher-capacity filtration model would be more appropriate to match throughput demands.

If you are unsure which filtration capacity suits your water hardness level or oven setup, our team is happy to work through the options with you before you order.

The BRITA Purity Quell ST 600 is a genuine replacement filtration cartridge designed for use with compatible BRITA Purity filtration heads in commercial kitchens. It filters mains water by reducing scale-forming minerals such as calcium and magnesium, as well as heavy metals including lead and copper, and substances that can affect water taste and odour. The result is treated water that is more consistent in quality — an important factor wherever water feeds directly into cooking, beverages, or connected equipment.

In a working kitchen, water quality has a direct bearing on two separate concerns: the taste and consistency of food and drink produced using that water, and the long-term condition of appliances that rely on it. Scale accumulation inside combi ovens, steamers, coffee machines, and similar equipment is a common cause of reduced efficiency and premature component failure. Regular cartridge replacement is the practical way to keep filtration effective and protect that investment.

Practical benefits of maintaining a fresh cartridge include:

• Reduced limescale build-up inside steam-using and water-fed equipment
• More consistent water quality for beverages and food preparation
• Lower risk of scale-related damage to heating elements and seals
• Protection of equipment warranties that may require filtered water supply
• Simple cartridge swap with no specialist tools required

The cartridge fits within the existing BRITA Purity Quell ST filtration housing — no additional plumbing work is required beyond a straightforward cartridge exchange. It is important to replace the cartridge at the manufacturer's recommended interval, which is typically based on water volume processed and local water hardness. Sites in hard water areas will generally need to replace cartridges more frequently than those in softer water regions.

This cartridge is well suited to kitchens already running a BRITA Purity Quell ST system and looking to maintain filtration performance. If you are considering first-time installation of a water filtration system, or are unsure whether the ST 600 capacity is right for your site's water usage, it is worth having a conversation before ordering.

The BRITA Purity Quell ST 600 is a commercial-grade inline water filtration system designed to reduce carbonate hardness — the primary cause of limescale build-up — as well as unwanted taste and aroma compounds and particulate matter. It is part of BRITA's Purity Quell ST series, which uses a three-stage filtration approach to treat mains water before it reaches connected equipment such as combi ovens, steam equipment, espresso machines, and hot beverage systems.

In a busy commercial kitchen, untreated hard water causes progressive limescale accumulation inside heating elements, boilers, and water pathways. Over time this reduces efficiency, increases energy consumption, and shortens equipment service life. The Quell ST 600 is sized to handle meaningful throughput, making it a practical choice for sites with moderate to high daily water consumption where consistent water quality matters to both equipment longevity and the quality of food and drink output.

Key operational advantages include:

• Reduces carbonate hardness to limit limescale formation in connected equipment
• Filters taste and aroma compounds that can affect beverage and food quality
• Removes particulate matter that can cause premature wear in valves and seals
• Supports longer service intervals and reduced maintenance frequency
• Helps protect warranty conditions on water-sensitive equipment

Installation requires a suitable cold mains water supply connection and adequate wall or bracket-mounting space. The unit should be positioned upstream of the equipment it is protecting, and access for periodic cartridge replacement should be factored into placement. Filter capacity will vary depending on local water hardness, so sites in harder water areas should expect to replace cartridges more frequently than those in softer regions. A bypass valve arrangement is advisable to allow cartridge changes without interrupting service.

The Purity Quell ST 600 is well suited to mid-size catering operations — hotel kitchens, restaurant groups, and contract catering sites — where multiple water-fed appliances are in regular use. For smaller single-machine installations, a lower-capacity model in the same series may be more appropriate, while larger central production kitchens with very high daily water volumes may benefit from a higher-capacity solution.

If you are unsure which filter capacity suits your site's water hardness level and daily throughput, our team is happy to talk through the options with you before you order.

The BRITA Purity Steam 1200 is a water filtration kit designed specifically for use with commercial combi ovens and steamers. It treats incoming mains water before it enters the appliance, reducing the dissolved minerals and impurities that cause scale build-up, off-flavours, and long-term damage to steam-generating components.

In a busy commercial kitchen, water quality has a direct effect on both food output and equipment reliability. Hard water areas are particularly problematic — untreated water passing through a combi oven or steamer will gradually deposit limescale on heating elements, steam generators, and internal pipework. Over time this reduces efficiency, increases energy consumption, and shortens service intervals. A properly specified filter reduces that burden considerably, helping to maintain consistent steam quality throughout service and protecting the investment you've made in your cooking equipment.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Reduces limescale accumulation on internal steam-generating components
• Helps maintain consistent food quality by removing flavour-affecting impurities
• Lowers the frequency and cost of descaling maintenance
• Protects seals, valves, and heating elements from mineral-related wear
• Supplied with fixings for straightforward installation alongside compatible appliances

The Purity Steam 1200 is rated for use with 10 and 20 grid combination ovens and steamers. It connects inline on the water supply feed to the appliance and is intended to be replaced at regular intervals in line with water hardness levels and usage volume — your local water hardness will determine how quickly capacity is used. Kitchens in harder water regions will exhaust filter capacity sooner and should factor replacement frequency into ongoing running costs.

This filter is well suited to any professional kitchen operating a mid-to-large combi oven or steamer where water quality is a concern. For very high-throughput operations running multiple units simultaneously, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity filtration solution would be more appropriate for your setup.

If you're unsure which filter capacity is right for your water hardness level or appliance combination, we're happy to help you work through it before you order.

The BRITA Purity Quell ST 1200 is a commercial-grade water filtration system designed to reduce carbonate hardness, limescale-forming substances, unwanted taste compounds, and fine particles from a mains water supply. It is commonly used ahead of coffee machines, combi ovens, steamers, and other water-fed catering equipment where water quality directly affects both the finished product and the longevity of the machine itself.

In a busy commercial kitchen or café environment, untreated hard water is one of the most consistent causes of early equipment failure and maintenance callouts. Scale build-up inside boilers, heat exchangers, and steam generators reduces efficiency over time and can lead to costly repairs or premature replacement. The Purity Quell ST 1200 is built to handle high flow rates, making it a practical choice for sites where multiple pieces of equipment draw water simultaneously or where service periods are prolonged and continuous.

From an operational standpoint, fitting a filter at this capacity level delivers a number of day-to-day advantages:

• Consistent water quality across all connected equipment throughout service
• Reduced frequency of descaling and associated downtime
• Improved flavour clarity in hot beverages and food prepared with steam
• Extended service life for water-fed appliances
• Lower maintenance costs over the operational lifetime of connected equipment

Installation requires a mains cold water connection and sufficient wall or cabinet space to accommodate the unit. The system uses a three-stage filtration approach — carbonate hardness reduction, taste and aroma treatment, and particle removal — so the correct filter selection and sizing is important. Water hardness varies significantly across the UK, and the right filter configuration should reflect your local supply conditions and the combined water demand of your equipment.

The ST 1200 capacity is well suited to medium to high-output sites such as restaurants, hotel kitchens, and busy café operations. Sites with lower water consumption may find a smaller-capacity unit more appropriate, while very high-volume central production kitchens may benefit from assessing a larger specification.

If you are unsure which filter capacity or configuration is right for your water supply and equipment setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

The BRITA Purity Clean Extra 1200 is a genuine replacement cartridge designed for use with the BRITA Purity C filter head. It provides ongoing filtration of the mains water supply feeding commercial kitchen equipment, reducing dissolved minerals including calcium, magnesium, lead, and copper, as well as other impurities that affect water taste and quality.

In a working commercial kitchen, water quality has a direct bearing on two things: the performance of water-fed equipment and the quality of anything prepared with that water. Limescale accumulation inside boilers, combi ovens, coffee machines, and ice makers is a common cause of reduced efficiency, increased energy consumption, and premature component failure. Regular cartridge replacement keeps filtration effective and helps protect that equipment investment over time.

Practical benefits of maintaining this filtration system include:

• Reduces limescale build-up inside boilers, steamers, and hot water equipment
• Helps protect internal components and extend service intervals
• Improves the taste and clarity of water used in food and beverage preparation
• Removes common heavy metal impurities from the mains supply
• Supports consistent output quality from coffee and hot beverage equipment

The cartridge requires the BRITA Purity C filter head to operate — it is not a standalone unit. Replacement frequency will depend on local water hardness and the volume of water processed. Sites in hard water areas or with high throughput will typically need to change cartridges more often than those in softer water regions. BRITA's own capacity guidance and the filter head's monitoring function should be used to determine the right replacement interval for your site.

This cartridge is well suited to any commercial kitchen already running a BRITA Purity C filtration system. If you are considering filtration for the first time or are unsure which capacity suits your equipment load, it is worth having a conversation with us before ordering.

This is a genuine BRITA replacement filter cartridge for the Purity Steam 1200 water filtration system, compatible with the CU279 head unit. It is designed to be swapped out at the end of its service life to maintain consistent filtration performance, ensuring the system continues to treat incoming water before it reaches steam-generating equipment such as combi ovens and steamers.

In a working commercial kitchen, water quality has a direct bearing on equipment longevity and food quality. Hard water deposits limescale inside boilers, heat exchangers, and steam generators, reducing efficiency over time and increasing the risk of component failure. The Purity Steam 1200 cartridge works by reducing calcium and magnesium hardness, as well as other impurities including lead and copper, before they reach sensitive equipment internals. Keeping the cartridge changed on schedule is what maintains that protection — a spent cartridge offers little meaningful filtration.

From an operational standpoint, consistent cartridge replacement supports:

• Reduced limescale accumulation inside steam-generating equipment
• More consistent steam quality, which can affect cooking results in steamers and combi ovens
• Lower risk of unplanned equipment downtime caused by scale-related faults
• Reduced frequency of descaling maintenance on connected appliances
• Protection for equipment warranties that require filtered water supply

Cartridge change intervals depend on local water hardness and the volume of water processed. In areas with particularly hard water, replacements will be needed more frequently than in softer water regions. It is worth checking the water hardness in your area and cross-referencing with the Purity Steam system's capacity guidance to plan a realistic replacement schedule.

This cartridge is suited to any site already running the BRITA Purity Steam CU279 head unit — whether that is a hotel kitchen, contract catering operation, or a restaurant relying heavily on combi oven cookery. It is not a standalone filtration solution and requires the compatible housing to function.

If you are unsure about your current water hardness, replacement interval, or whether this cartridge is the right specification for your setup, the team is happy to help you work through it before you order.

The BRITA Purity C300 Quell ST is a genuine replacement filter cartridge designed for use with the Purity C filter head system. It provides inline water filtration for commercial kitchens, reducing the mineral content and impurities that affect both water quality and the condition of connected equipment. This is a replacement consumable, not a standalone unit — it requires the Purity C filter head to function.

In a working kitchen, water quality has a direct effect on two things: the taste and consistency of what you produce, and the service life of your equipment. Hard water causes limescale to accumulate inside boilers, steam ovens, combi ovens, coffee machines, and ice makers — often invisibly, and often before operators notice any performance change. The Quell ST cartridge addresses this by reducing calcium and magnesium hardness alongside other impurities including lead and copper, helping to maintain water quality at the point of use.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Helps protect boilers, steamers, and hot beverage equipment from limescale damage
• Supports more consistent flavour in beverages and food preparation water
• Reduces the frequency of descaling maintenance on connected appliances
• Genuine BRITA cartridge, ensuring compatibility with the Purity C system
• Straightforward cartridge replacement with no specialist tools required

Cartridge replacement intervals will depend on local water hardness and the volume of water being processed. Sites in hard water areas — much of the South East, Midlands, and East of England — will typically need to replace cartridges more frequently than those in softer water regions. The Purity C system includes a capacity rating to help operators track usage, but monitoring actual water quality is the most reliable guide in practice.

The C300 cartridge is well suited to small to medium commercial operations: cafés, small restaurants, bakeries, or any site using a single piece of hot beverage or steam equipment that benefits from filtered water. Higher-volume operations or sites with multiple connected appliances may require a higher-capacity cartridge variant to achieve comparable filter life.

If you are unsure whether the C300 is the right capacity for your site, or if you need help specifying the correct filter system for your equipment, the team is happy to advise before you order.

The BRITA Purity C Steam Starter Kit C1100 is a water filtration system designed specifically for use with steam-generating commercial cooking equipment. It connects inline between the mains water supply and the appliance, treating water before it enters the boiler or steam generator. The kit includes the filter head, housing, and cartridge — everything needed to get the system operational without a flow meter, making it a straightforward installation for sites where that additional monitoring is not required.

In a busy commercial kitchen, the quality of water fed into combi ovens and steamers has a direct bearing on equipment longevity and food output. Untreated mains water containing calcium, magnesium, and other dissolved minerals will gradually deposit scale inside boilers and steam generators. Over time, this reduces heating efficiency, increases energy consumption, and can lead to expensive servicing or early component failure. A properly specified water filter addresses this at source, before any damage occurs.

Running treated water through your steam equipment delivers a number of tangible operational benefits:

• Reduces limescale build-up inside boilers and steam generators
• Helps protect heating elements and internal components from mineral corrosion
• Supports more consistent steam quality, which can affect cooking results
• Lowers the frequency of descaling cycles, reducing kitchen downtime
• Helps extend the serviceable life of high-value cooking equipment

Installation is straightforward — the system is wall-mounted and connects to the cold water feed ahead of the appliance. No specialist tools are required beyond standard plumbing fittings, though the connection point and available space should be checked before ordering. This kit does not include a flow meter; if your site requires cartridge change monitoring based on water throughput, a version with a flow meter is available in the range.

The C1100 is well suited to kitchens running combi ovens in the 6 to 10 grid range, or similar-capacity steamers, where water hardness is a known concern. It is commonly specified in hotels, contract catering operations, and restaurants with continuous steam cooking through a service period. For higher-volume sites running multiple large-format ovens, a higher-capacity filter configuration may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this cartridge capacity matches your water hardness level or daily steam output, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The Brita Purity C1100 Quell ST is a genuine replacement filter cartridge designed for use with the Purity C filter head in commercial kitchen water treatment systems. It filters the incoming water supply to reduce scale-forming minerals, heavy metals, and other impurities that affect both water quality and equipment longevity.

In busy commercial kitchens, water quality has a direct and measurable impact on equipment performance. Hard water causes limescale accumulation inside boilers, combi ovens, coffee machines, and water-fed appliances — gradually impairing heat transfer efficiency and shortening service life. By treating the water at source, the Purity C1100 helps reduce that build-up, keeping appliances running closer to their designed performance levels for longer.

Beyond equipment protection, filtered water also improves the consistency of hot beverages, soups, stocks, and any dish where water flavour carries through to the final product. Kitchens where taste consistency matters — hotels, contract catering, and high-volume food service operations — will notice a tangible difference in output quality.

• Reduces limescale build-up in water-fed commercial appliances
• Removes impurities including calcium, magnesium, lead, and copper
• Helps protect equipment investment and extend service intervals
• Supports consistent taste quality in beverages and water-based dishes
• Genuine Brita replacement — designed to fit and perform correctly in the Purity C system

This cartridge requires the Purity C Filter Head to operate. It is not compatible with other filter housings. Cartridge replacement frequency will depend on local water hardness and daily throughput volume — sites in harder water areas or with high daily water usage will typically need to replace cartridges more frequently. Brita's capacity guidance should be followed to ensure the system continues to filter effectively.

The C1100 is suited to medium-to-high-volume operations where a single filter point serves multiple appliances or a high-throughput single unit such as a combi oven or large boiler. For lower-volume sites, a smaller-capacity cartridge in the Purity C range may be more appropriate; for very high-demand installations, it is worth confirming the daily water volume against the cartridge's rated capacity before committing to a specification.

If you are unsure which Purity C cartridge size suits your site's water usage, or whether this system is the right choice for your appliances, we are happy to work through the options with you.

The BRITA Purity C filter head is the core mounting component of the Purity C filtration system, designed to work with BRITA's range of professional Purity C filter cartridges. It accepts the cartridge, manages water flow, and controls the proportion of water that bypasses filtration — allowing the treated water hardness and mineral content to be tuned to the requirements of the connected equipment.

The variable bypass dial, adjustable between 0% and 70%, is the key operational feature. Rather than treating all incoming water to the same specification, operators can blend filtered and unfiltered water to achieve a target mineral profile. This matters in practice because espresso machines, combi ovens, and steamers each have different optimal water conditions — too soft and flavour can suffer; too hard and scale builds up. The bypass setting allows the system to be dialled in for the specific piece of equipment it serves.

Practical advantages for kitchen and café operators include:

• Adjustable bypass supports accurate water treatment for different equipment types
• 3/8" connection suits the majority of commercial hot beverage and combi oven installations
• Compact form factor fits where space is limited in equipment bays or back-bar setups
• Compatible with the full range of BRITA Purity C cartridges for straightforward servicing
• Simple cartridge swap process reduces downtime during routine maintenance

Installation requires a 3/8" supply line and, where local water conditions are a factor, a basic water hardness test beforehand. The bypass setting should be configured at installation based on the incoming water hardness and the manufacturer's recommendation for the connected equipment. It is worth noting that this is the filter head only — the appropriate Purity C cartridge is selected separately based on flow rate and site water conditions.

This filter head is well suited to cafés, restaurants, and hotel operations running espresso machines, bean-to-cup units, or combi ovens where water quality directly affects equipment longevity and output consistency. Sites with very high daily water volumes may need to consider a higher-capacity filtration solution to avoid premature cartridge exhaustion.

If you are unsure which Purity C cartridge pairs correctly with this head for your site conditions and equipment, our team is happy to help you work that out before you order.

The BRITA Purity C Steam Starter Kit C1100 is a water filtration system designed specifically for use with combi ovens and steamers in commercial kitchens. The kit includes a Purity C1100 filter head, cartridge, and integrated flow meter, giving operators a complete, ready-to-install solution for managing water quality at the point where it enters steam-generating equipment.

Untreated mains water typically carries dissolved minerals — primarily calcium and magnesium — that deposit as limescale inside steam generators, heat exchangers, and injection nozzles. Over time this restricts water flow, reduces heating efficiency, and causes premature wear on components that are expensive to replace or repair. The Purity C Steam range is formulated to target these minerals while also reducing substances that can affect the flavour and aroma of food cooked with steam. The result is cleaner steam, more consistent cooking results, and reduced frequency of descaling cycles.

Practical benefits for kitchen operators include:

• Reduced limescale build-up inside steam-generating equipment
• Lower maintenance burden and fewer descaling interventions
• Improved steam quality, supporting consistent food results
• Integrated flow meter helps track filter usage and plan timely cartridge changes
• Protects manufacturer warranties that require filtered water supply

Installation connects inline on the cold water feed to the appliance. The flow meter should be positioned accessibly, as it needs to be checked periodically to determine when the cartridge requires replacement. Cartridge capacity and replacement interval will depend on local water hardness and equipment usage — sites in hard water areas will typically see shorter cartridge life. It is worth checking the water hardness for your postcode before ordering, as this affects both filter sizing and running costs.

The C1100 cartridge capacity makes this kit well suited to medium-output combi ovens and combination steamers — typically in the 6 to 10 grid range — or in kitchens where space around the appliance is limited. For larger or higher-throughput equipment such as 20-grid combi ovens operating across extended service periods, a higher-capacity filtration model would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure which filtration capacity suits your water hardness, equipment size, or service pattern, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The BRITA Purity C Steam Starter Kit C500 is a water filtration system designed specifically for use with combi ovens, steamers, and other steam-based cooking equipment in commercial kitchens. The kit includes the filter head, a C500 cartridge, and a flow meter, giving operators everything needed to get the system running from the outset.

Untreated mains water typically carries dissolved minerals — primarily calcium and magnesium — that accumulate inside steam generators, heat exchangers, and spray nozzles over time. The Purity C Steam cartridge targets these compounds through a combination of ion exchange and activated carbon filtration, reducing scale build-up and removing substances that can affect the taste and aroma of steamed food. In a busy kitchen, that translates directly into more consistent cooking results and fewer unplanned service calls.

For equipment operators, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Reduces limescale accumulation inside steam circuits and generators
• Helps protect heat exchangers and nozzles from long-term mineral damage
• Filters chlorine and organic compounds that can affect food flavour
• Flow meter allows accurate monitoring of water throughput for timely cartridge changes
• Starter kit format means no additional components are needed for initial installation

Installation is straightforward for a competent plumber or engineer — the unit connects inline to the cold water supply feeding the cooking equipment. It is important to size the filtration correctly for your water hardness and the volume of steam your equipment generates; the C500 cartridge capacity is suited to moderate-use sites, and harder water areas will see faster cartridge exhaustion. The flow meter takes the guesswork out of this by tracking actual water usage rather than relying on a fixed time interval.

This kit is well suited to sites running a single combi oven or steamer in moderate service — catering operations, care homes, schools, and smaller restaurant kitchens where equipment protection and consistent food quality are priorities. Sites running multiple high-volume steam appliances or operating in particularly hard water areas may benefit from a higher-capacity filtration setup.

If you're unsure which filtration capacity is right for your water conditions and equipment, our team is happy to help you work through it before you order.

This is the replacement cartridge for the Bravilor Fluxx IEN 6000 water filtration system. It uses ion-exchange resin technology to reduce limescale-forming minerals from the incoming water supply, while a fixed bypass retains a controlled level of hardness — enough to preserve the flavour balance that coffee and tea require. It is sold as a cartridge only, intended for operators who already have the Fluxx IEN 6000 head installed and are carrying out a routine filter change.

In commercial hot drinks environments, water quality has a direct effect on both taste and equipment longevity. Hard water causes scale build-up inside boilers, group heads, and heating elements, which shortens service intervals and increases the likelihood of unplanned downtime. Replacing the cartridge at the correct interval helps maintain consistent extraction, reduces the frequency of descaling, and protects the internal components of coffee machines, water boilers, and any other equipment fed from the same supply.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages of keeping on top of cartridge changes are practical ones:

• Consistent water quality across every service period, without variation from heavy scaling
• Reduced maintenance burden on coffee machines and hot water boilers
• WRAS-approved design, suitable for use in food and drink environments
• Quick-change head compatibility means cartridge swaps are straightforward and require no specialist tools

This cartridge is designed specifically for use with the Fluxx IEN 6000 filter head. If you are setting up filtration from scratch rather than replacing an existing cartridge, you will need the complete kit that includes the filter head. It is worth confirming your local water hardness level before deciding on a replacement schedule, as sites in harder water areas will typically need more frequent changes to maintain effective filtration.

If you are unsure whether this cartridge is the right match for your current setup, or if you are looking to review your water treatment approach more broadly, the team is happy to talk it through.

This Jantex filter kit supplies the three components needed to set up or replace the water filtration on the Buffalo slimline auto-fill water boiler — a filter head, a filter cartridge, and the retaining clips. It is a straightforward consumable and replacement part, not a standalone filtration unit, so it is only relevant if you are running the compatible Buffalo machine.

In commercial environments, untreated mains water causes limescale build-up inside boilers, which reduces heating efficiency, shortens the lifespan of the element, and can affect the taste of hot drinks. A working inline filter addresses all three of those issues by treating the water before it enters the boiler, helping to keep the internal components clean and the water tasting neutral.

Having the filter head and clips in place from the outset also makes routine cartridge changes straightforward — the housing stays fixed to the water supply line and only the cartridge itself needs swapping out during maintenance. This reduces downtime and keeps the process clean and simple for whoever manages the equipment.

This kit is specifically designed for the Buffalo slimline auto-fill water boiler (AP557). It is not a universal filtration solution and is unlikely to be compatible with other boiler models without verification. If you are unsure whether this is the correct filter kit for your machine, or if you are looking at water treatment options for a wider range of equipment, it is worth a conversation before ordering.

The Bravilor Fluux IEN 6000 is a replacement water filter cartridge designed for use with Bravilor hot beverage and vending machines. It uses ion-exchange media combined with a fixed bypass to reduce scale-forming minerals in the incoming mains supply while retaining enough residual mineral content for balanced extraction. The result is water that is consistently conditioned for coffee and hot beverage production — not stripped bare, which can affect flavour, but treated to the level that commercial beverage equipment needs to perform reliably.

In a busy vending or self-service environment, water quality has a direct bearing on both drink quality and machine health. Hard water accelerates limescale build-up inside boilers, heating elements, and flow components, leading to more frequent descaling cycles, unplanned downtime, and shortened equipment life. Fitting the correct filter and changing it on schedule is one of the more straightforward steps an operator can take to reduce maintenance costs and keep service running without interruption. The IEN 6000 is rated for a substantial throughput before requiring a cartridge change, making it well suited to moderate-to-high volume sites where consistency matters.

Practical advantages for day-to-day operation include:

• Reduced limescale accumulation inside the machine's heating and flow components
• More consistent cup quality across the service period
• Fewer descaling interventions and associated downtime
• WRAS-approved design, meeting UK water regulations
• Quick-change cartridge format compatible with the Fluux head system

Installation uses the WRAS-approved Fluux head, which accepts all quick-change cartridges in the range. The kit includes stainless steel flexible hoses and HF stem adaptors, so it can be connected into an existing plumbed supply without specialist pipework. That said, positioning, flow rate, and water hardness in your area will all affect how the filter performs and how long each cartridge lasts — it is worth reviewing local water conditions before committing to a change interval.

This filter is most appropriate for operators running Bravilor plumbed-in beverage or vending machines in office, hospitality, or light catering environments with moderate daily throughput. Sites with very high footfall or exceptionally hard water may find the cartridge requires more frequent replacement, and a higher-capacity option within the Fluux range could be worth considering.

If you are unsure which filter specification suits your machine model or water hardness level, our team is happy to talk it through before you order.

The Jura CLARIS Pro Smart Maxi is a replacement water filter cartridge designed for use with Jura automatic coffee machines fitted with I.W.S. (Intelligent Water System) technology. Its function is straightforward: to filter the water passing through your machine before it reaches the heating element, pump, and brew group, removing limescale-causing minerals, chlorine, and heavy metals in the process.

In a busy commercial coffee operation, water quality has a direct impact on both cup quality and machine longevity. Because water accounts for the vast majority of what ends up in the cup, filtering it consistently produces a cleaner, more balanced result. More practically, limescale accumulation is one of the primary causes of heating element degradation and pump wear in automatic espresso machines. By addressing this at the point of filtration rather than after the fact, the CLARIS Pro Smart Maxi reduces — and in many cases eliminates — the need for descaling cycles, which saves time during service and reduces the chemical treatments your team needs to manage.

The cartridge uses an up-flow filtration principle, which means water is filtered on demand, with only the required volume processed for each preparation rather than a bulk reservoir. Combined with RFID communication via the machine's I.W.S. system, the machine tracks exactly how much filtration capacity has been used and alerts the operator when a replacement is due — removing any guesswork from a maintenance task that is easy to overlook.

• Reduces limescale build-up in heating elements and pipework
• Filters chlorine and heavy metals from the water supply
• RFID tracking alerts you automatically when capacity is reached
• Eliminates the need for descaling when used consistently
• Helps maintain flavour consistency across every cup served

This cartridge is compatible with Jura machines equipped with I.W.S. — if you are unsure whether your machine supports it, it is worth checking before ordering. For sites running multiple Jura machines or very high cup volumes, it is sensible to keep spare cartridges in stock to avoid any gap in filtration between replacements.

If you would like guidance on filter replacement intervals for your specific setup or machine model, the team is happy to help you work that out.

This is the replacement filter cartridge for the Bravilor Fluxx IEN 3000 water filtration system. It is designed to be swapped into an existing Fluxx IEN 3000 filter head when the current cartridge reaches the end of its service life, restoring full filtration performance without replacing the entire unit.

The cartridge uses ion-exchange resin to reduce limescale-forming minerals from the incoming water supply, working alongside a fixed bypass to retain a controlled level of hardness. That balance matters in a commercial hot drinks environment — strip the water too aggressively and coffee and tea can taste flat; leave too much hardness and scale builds up on heating elements, boilers, and steam components. A correctly filtered water supply reduces the frequency of descaling, helps maintain consistent brew quality, and extends the working life of the equipment it feeds.

In practical terms, this cartridge is well suited to operations where a Fluxx IEN 3000 is already installed and routine cartridge changes are part of a planned maintenance schedule. Typical applications include filter coffee machines, bean-to-cup machines, and hot water boilers in cafés, hotel breakfast operations, and catering facilities. The quick-change design means cartridge replacement can be carried out quickly without specialist tools, keeping downtime to a minimum during changeovers. The cartridge carries WRAS approval, which is relevant for sites where compliance with water regulation requirements is a consideration.

Cartridge replacement frequency will depend on local water hardness and the volume of water processed — sites in hard water areas or with higher throughput will naturally reach the end of cartridge life sooner. If your site's output has grown since the original system was specified, it may be worth reviewing whether the current filter capacity still matches demand.

If you are unsure about replacement intervals for your site, or whether the Fluxx IEN 3000 remains the right filtration solution for your current equipment, our team is happy to talk it through.

The Jura CLARIS Pro Smart+ is a replacement water filter cartridge designed for Jura bean-to-cup coffee machines fitted with the Intelligent Water System (IWS). Water quality has a direct bearing on both coffee flavour and long-term machine reliability, and this cartridge addresses both concerns through a combination of ion exchange and active carbon filtration, working on the up-flow principle to treat water at the point of use.

In a commercial setting where a coffee machine may run continuously through a busy service, consistent water quality matters more than it might appear. Chlorine, calcium carbonate, and other common mains water impurities affect taste and accelerate limescale build-up inside the boiler and internal pipework. The CLARIS Pro Smart+ reduces these substances while retaining the minerals that contribute to balanced extraction, helping to maintain flavour consistency across a full day of service.

The cartridge uses RFID technology to communicate directly with compatible Jura machines. The machine detects the filter on insertion, tracks usage, and alerts the operator when replacement is due — removing the guesswork from filter maintenance and reducing the risk of running the machine unprotected.

• Reduces limescale build-up, extending the working life of internal components
• Filters chlorine and calcium carbonate without stripping beneficial minerals
• RFID communication provides automatic filter recognition and replacement alerts
• Supports consistent coffee flavour across high-volume daily service
• Helps reduce the frequency and cost of descaling cycles

This cartridge is compatible only with Jura machines equipped with IWS — it is not a universal fit across all coffee machine brands or models. If you are unsure whether your machine is compatible, or if you are sourcing filters as part of a broader equipment or consumables setup, we are happy to help clarify.

The Bravilor Fluux IEN 9000 is a quick-change water filter cartridge designed for use with Bravilor Bonamat vending and coffee brewing equipment. It uses ion-exchange media combined with a fixed bypass to reduce scale-forming minerals while retaining enough residual mineral content to preserve the flavour balance expected from a properly brewed coffee. It is rated to treat up to 9,000 litres before requiring replacement.

In a busy vending or self-serve coffee environment, water quality has a direct bearing on both drink quality and equipment reliability. Hard water deposits accumulate quickly inside boilers, heating elements, and flow components, shortening service intervals and increasing the risk of unplanned downtime. A filter of this capacity suits sites with moderate to high daily throughput, reducing the frequency of descaling and helping to keep the machine performing consistently across the working day.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Reduced limescale accumulation inside the boiler and heat exchanger
• More consistent cup quality across the full service period
• Fewer descaling routines and associated downtime
• WRAS-approved construction, suitable for mains water connection
• Supplied with flexible stainless steel hoses and HF stem adaptors for straightforward installation

Installation connects inline on the mains water feed to the machine. The WRAS-approved head accepts all Fluux quick-change cartridges, so future replacements are straightforward. No specialist tools are required for a cartridge swap, which keeps ongoing maintenance practical for most site operators or facilities teams. As with any inline filter, replacement should be carried out on schedule — both on litreage and on elapsed time — to maintain effectiveness.

This filter is well suited to offices, hospitality venues, and catering operations running Bravilor equipment on mains water in a moderately to heavily scaled water area. Sites with very high daily volumes or particularly hard supply water may benefit from reviewing filter change frequency with a technician. If you are unsure whether this capacity is the right match for your machine usage, our team is happy to advise before you commit to an order.