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3M HF65-S-SR (5613453/5637207) 3M™ Water Filtration Products Replacement Cartridge
| Manufacturer | 3M |
|---|---|
| Model Number | HF65-S-SR |
| Manufacturer Part # | HF65-S-SR |
| Service Flow Rate | 5 - 6 GPM |
| Micron Rating | .5 Microns |
| Filter Type | Sediment, Scaling |
| UPC | 00054007970026 |
| Height | 15" |
| Depth | 4.5" |
| Weight | 3.19 lbs |
| NSF | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
Reduce sediment and help control scale while retaining incoming chlorine.
The 3M HF65-S-SR replacement cartridge combines carbonless sediment filtration with scale inhibition for compatible commercial ice-machine water-treatment systems. Listed as 3M 5637207, it suits installations that require those treatments without targeting chlorine taste and odor reduction. Earlier manufacturer documentation also identifies this model as part 5613453.
Before replacing a carbon cartridge, confirm the reason for the change. Retaining chlorine and reducing chlorine taste and odor serve different treatment goals. The appropriate cartridge depends on the ice machine’s water requirements and the treatment already supplied upstream.
Compare treatment before replacing a cartridge
Similar model names can conceal an important difference in water treatment. Use the complete cartridge designation when comparing these options.
| Model | Treatment |
|---|---|
| HF65 | Sediment and chlorine taste and odor reduction. |
| HF65-S | Sediment and chlorine taste and odor reduction, plus scale inhibition. |
| HF65-S-SR | Carbonless sediment reduction and scale inhibition. |
The manufacturer’s foodservice cartridge catalog lists these treatment roles separately. A shared HF65 designation doesn’t establish equivalent filtration, and a cartridge that physically fits still needs to suit the connected equipment.
Trace the water supply to the ice machine
Review the filters between the incoming water supply and the machine. A carbonless replacement at the final stage won’t restore chlorine that an upstream carbon filter has already reduced. This matters when the goal is to retain the disinfectant residual present in the incoming supply.
If an ice machine and beverage equipment share a filtered line, assess each appliance’s water requirements before changing treatment. A cartridge intended to retain chlorine for the ice supply may not address a separate requirement for chlorine taste and odor reduction at beverage equipment. Ask your service provider to review the complete arrangement.
Sediment reduction and scale inhibition also address different equipment concerns. Filtration captures particles that can interfere with water valves, while scale-inhibiting treatment helps discourage mineral deposits. Confirm that both functions match the water conditions at your location.
Match the head and the complete model suffix
Identify the installed head’s model and keying before ordering. HF65-S-SR is specified for standard A3 keyed heads with an orange key ring. The additional “5” in HF65-S-SR5 identifies a different keyed version; it isn’t a suffix to omit when matching a replacement.
During service, follow the cartridge-change and flushing instructions for the installed assembly. Continue the ice machine’s prescribed cleaning and sanitizing routine.
3M HF65-S-SR replacement cartridge FAQs
Specify the 3M HF65-S-SR when your compatible assembly requires sediment filtration and scale inhibition while retaining incoming chlorine. Compare additional options in our 3M ice machine replacement cartridges. For help checking an existing cartridge label, head model, or proposed treatment change, call 1-877-900-4423. We’ll help you confirm the appropriate replacement for your installation.
Certifications
NSF Listed
The item meets the standards imposed by NSF International. These standards relate to health, public safety and the environment.
