KDF Filtration Media: The Miracle Media for Well Water
Safe, Clean Water from Your Well—Without Chemicals
If you rely on well water, you're probably familiar with the challenges: unpleasant odors, staining from iron, and concerns about bacteria or heavy metals. KDF filtration media provides a powerful, chemical-free solution to address these issues at their source.
What Is KDF Filtration?
⚈ KDF (Kinetic Degradation Fluxion) is a high-purity copper-zinc filtration media that removes contaminants from water through a natural process called redox (oxidation-reduction). As water flows through the media, electrons are transferred between elements, changing harmful substances into harmless ones or filtering them out entirely.KDF 55 is a high-purity copper-zinc granule filtration media that uses a redox (oxidation-reduction) reaction to remove contaminants from water. It is specifically designed to remove chlorine, water-soluble heavy metals (like lead, mercury, and nickel), and control the growth of bacteria, algae, and fungi in water systems. KDF 55 is widely used in point-of-entry (POE) and point-of-use (POU) water filtration systems, often paired with activated carbon to extend the life of the carbon and enhance overall performance. Because it works well in both hot and cold water applications, KDF is a popular choice for residential, commercial, and industrial water treatment applications. Its bacteriostatic properties also help prevent microbial buildup inside filters, reducing maintenance and improving overall water quality.
KDF 85 is another redox-based filtration media, similar to KDF 55 but engineered specifically for the removal of iron and hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) from water supplies. It effectively reduces ferrous (dissolved) iron, eliminating the "rotten egg" odor caused by hydrogen sulfide, making it an ideal solution for treating well water and other water sources with high iron and sulfur content. KDF 85 also removes a range of heavy metals and inhibits bacterial growth, just like KDF 55, but its primary strength lies in treating problematic groundwater conditions. Used in conjunction with other filtration technologies, KDF 85 provides a long-lasting, low-maintenance option. Improving the taste, smell, and safety of water in residential and industrial applications.
KDF 55 Filtration Media
How KDF Filtration Media Improves Well Water?
➢ Kills Bacteria - KDF media creates an environment that’s hostile to microbial growth. It disrupts bacteria, algae, and fungi without the need for chemicals or UV light. This helps keep your filtration system clean and reduces the risk of contaminated water.
➢ Neutralizes Hydrogen Sulfide (Rotten Egg Smell) - If your water smells like sulfur, KDF-85 can help. It oxidizes hydrogen sulfide gas into solid sulfur, which is easily removed by filtration, leaving your water odor-free and fresh-tasting.
➢ Removes Iron - KDF oxidizes dissolved iron (Fe²⁺) into a solid form (Fe³⁺) that can be filtered out. No more rust-colored stains on sinks, tubs, or laundry.
➢ Reduces Heavy Metals - KDF targets dangerous metals like lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium. Through redox reactions and electrochemical bonding, these metals are neutralized or captured before they reach your tap.
Why Choose KDF for Your Well Water?
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Chemical-Free: No chlorine, ozone, or peroxide required
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Long-Lasting Media: With proper maintenance, KDF can last for years
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Stops Bacteria at the Filter: Prevents biofilm and slime buildup
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Boosts Performance: Protects and extends the life of carbon filters and softeners
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Environmentally Friendly: Non-toxic and recyclable media
Plumbing: Helps protect plumbing in the home from biofilm buildup
Where Is KDF Filtration Media Used?
KDF media is versatile and commonly used in:
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Whole-house water filtration systems
Water Softening Systems
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Point-of-entry (POE) filters
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Pre-treatment for reverse osmosis
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In-line filters and shower filters
Let’s Fix Your Water—Naturally
If you're tired of bad smells, stained fixtures, or concerns about the quality of your water, KDF filtration might be the perfect solution. Whether you're upgrading your current system or installing new equipment, we can help you design a filtration setup that fits your needs—and your water.
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