Clean Water. Clear Dedication.
2026 Edition
Rev. 2026-06
Aquamor®, LLC: Temecula, California
Scale builds. Chlorine corrupts flavor. Sediment wears down valves. The right filter, properly matched to your equipment and water, addresses the failure modes that apply to your operation and keeps it running at its best.
Every cup, glass, and batch of ice your operation produces runs on water quality. When that quality is wrong, the cost shows up in five places, whether you recognize it or not.
Calcium and magnesium carbonate deposit on heating elements, reducing efficiency and accelerating failure. A single service call on a high-volume espresso machine costs more than an entire season of filter replacements.
Chlorine and the residual byproducts of municipal treatment carry a medicinal, flat profile into your finished beverage. Customers notice even when they cannot name the cause. Quality filtration removes the interference, your recipe performs the way it was intended.
Scale-fouled valve seats, plugged solenoids, and clogged spray heads each generate a dispatch. Every unplanned service event comes with labor cost, lost throughput, and a window of reduced-quality output before the tech arrives.
Sand, silt, and rust particles as small as 0.2 micron are abrasive to pump seals, valve seats, and O-rings. A 0.2-micron pre-filter is the lowest-cost insurance against premature mechanical wear in high-cycle commercial equipment.
Equipment manufacturers specify water quality in their installation and warranty documentation. Operating without a certified filter can void coverage on failures directly attributable to scale, sediment, or corrosive water chemistry.
A correctly specified, consistently maintained filter system eliminates all five failure modes at a cost that is a fraction of a single service event. Aquamor makes that selection straightforward.
The BGX-4923XHC and BGX-4925XHC deliver 265,000 gallons of certified filtration at 7.5 GPM from a single cartridge.
That is the capacity of more than 4 million eight-ounce cups of filtered water per service interval, from one cartridge, with no parallel system required. Operators running high-volume beverage, ice, and steam applications get significantly more capacity per cartridge than the comparable foodservice cartridges we reviewed*, with fewer changeouts as a result.
Capacity figures per published product specifications. * Comparison is against comparable foodservice and scale-inhibitor cartridges reviewed from publicly available manufacturer specification sheets; not every competitive product on the market was reviewed.
You keep the Aquamor manifold. If you ever want to return to your previous filters, Aquamor provides, at no charge, the replacement head that lets your manifold accept them.
Aquamor does not perform the installation or changeover, and does not cover any other cost of making the change beyond supplying that replacement head. Contact Customer Service for details.
Aquamor, LLC warrants its filtration cartridges and housings to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, subject to proper installation, operation within rated flow and pressure parameters, and use of the filtration system for its intended purpose.
What this warranty covers:
What this warranty does not cover:
Two decisions get you to the right Aquamor system. First: what type of equipment are you filtering for? Second: are you matching a platform you already run, or upgrading to higher capacity and performance?
Each product family section includes an equipment and flow rate reference table. Match your equipment's service flow rate (GPM) to the cartridge's rated flow and capacity. When in doubt, call or email Aquamor, a free water test recommendation and filter match typically takes less than 15 minutes.
Some high-flow applications may use two or more cartridges in a parallel manifold configuration. See Section 4 (BGX Product Line) and Section 6 (Manifolds and Accessories) for multi-head options.
Type an Everpure, 3M, Cuno, Solventum, or Hoshizaki part number to find the matching Aquamor replacement.
The real decision is straightforward: are you replacing a platform you already run, in which case the matching Aquamor line drops right in, or are you ready to upgrade to higher capacity and performance?
BGE and BGP lines are engineered to replace Everpure cartridges in place, same head connection, same housing format, no replumbing required.
Representative SKUs: BGE-3300S, BGE-4200, BGP Series. See the specification table and individual product sheet for the exact certification and reduction claims of each SKU.
BGC and BGM lines replace 3M, Cuno, and Solventum water filtration systems in place, same head connection and housing format, no replumbing required.
Representative SKUs: BGC Series, BGM Series. See the specification table and individual product sheet for the exact certification and reduction claims of each SKU.
BGH line replaces Hoshizaki water filtration cartridges in place, direct fit for Hoshizaki head and manifold assemblies, no replumbing required.
Representative SKUs: BGH-3200S, BGH-4200S. See the specification table and individual product sheet for the exact certification and reduction claims of each SKU.
When the goal is fewer changeouts and NSF/ANSI-certified filtration at high flow, BGX is the answer. Up to 265,000 gallons from a single cartridge at 7.5 GPM, among the highest single-cartridge capacities we found in a review of comparable foodservice cartridges.
Representative SKUs: BGX-2433P, BGX-4323P, BGX-4923XHC, BGX-4925XHC. See the specification table and individual product sheet for the exact certification and reduction claims of each SKU.
High-Capacity Upgrade OptionBGE, BGP, BGC, BGH, and BGX are the current Aquamor foodservice product lines. All are Aquamor-engineered and manufactured; certification varies by model, see the specification table and product sheet. BGE/BGP match Everpure; BGC and BGM match 3M/Cuno/Solventum; BGH matches Hoshizaki; BGX is the upgrade path for any platform. When comparing to a prior cross-reference, look for these Aquamor model numbers for the current lineup.
The right filter system starts with knowing what is in your water. Aquamor makes the next step easy, no long forms, no commitment, no guesswork.
Share your water report or tell us your city and water source. We will match you to the right filtration system and flow configuration.
Send Water ReportEvaluate an Aquamor BGX cartridge in your equipment before you commit to a full changeover. Ask your distributor rep or contact us directly.
Ask About SamplesComplex water chemistry, multi-zone systems, and OEM cross-reference questions are handled by Aquamor's technical team, not a script.
Call Technical Support: 951-541-9517Visit aquamor.com to search by equipment brand, model, or current filter part number. Find your replacement in seconds.
Visit aquamor.comAquamor supports an authorized distributor network across the United States. For pricing, stocking programs, co-op opportunities, and territory information, contact the Aquamor Foodservice sales team at info@aquamor.com or call 951-541-9517. Aquamor, LLC, 42188 Rio Nedo, Temecula, CA 92590.
Each application has its own water chemistry demand, flow rate requirement, and failure mode. These guides pair the problem to the solution and route you to the right product family and SKU.
Espresso and specialty coffee equipment operates at the tightest water chemistry tolerance of any foodservice application. Scale deposits on group heads and boiler elements in weeks at typical municipal hardness levels. Chlorine strips flavor from extraction. Sediment causes seal and valve failure in high-cycle machines. A correctly specified filter system on a commercial espresso bar is part of the recipe, not an afterthought.
BGE and BGX cartridges are the primary recommendation for espresso and specialty coffee applications. BGE models are direct Everpure-compatible replacements; BGX models provide equivalent or greater capacity in Aquamor's next-generation housing format. See the specification table below for the full espresso and coffee cartridge lineup with flow rates, capacities, and cross-reference fitment.
Fixed column order: Model No., Part No., Micron, Flow Rate, Capacity, Size, Reduces, Certifications, Replaces / Fits In Place Of. All capacity figures in gallons. Flow rates at rated operating conditions. Tip: click any model number to open its product page on our website.
| Model No. | Part No. | Micron | Flow Rate | Capacity | Size (H×Dia, in) | Reduces | Certified | Replaces / Fits In Place Of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BGE-4200 | 105056 | 0.5 | 2.9 GPM | 40,000 gal | 21.5 × 3.19 | Cyst, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | Everpure: HC-H, MC, MD-CE, PRO3500, XC |
| BGX-2433P | 105312 | 0.2 | 1.57 GPM | 20,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Scale, Fine Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42, CSA B483.1 | — |
| BGX-2433X | 105311 | 0.2 | 1.57 GPM | 20,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Scale, Fine Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42, CSA B483.1 | — |
| BGX-4323P | 105271 | 0.2 | 3.4 GPM | 60,000 gal | 14 × 4.5 | Scale, Fine Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42, NSF/ANSI 53, CSA B483.1 | — |
| BGX-4323X | 105270 | 0.2 | 3.4 GPM | 60,000 gal | 14 × 4.5 | Scale, Fine Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42, NSF/ANSI 53, CSA B483.1 | — |
All models: Operating temperature 35–100°F · Quick-change cartridge · 4 per case · Tested to NSF/ANSI 42 · Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection.
BGE cartridges: 25–125 psi · Everpure-compatible head · carbon block with polyphosphate scale inhibitor.
BGX cartridges: 10–125 psi · BGX head · multi-stage carbon block media (high capacity).
Certification claims shown as listed per product specification records. "Tested to NSF/ANSI 42" indicates performance testing against the standard without an active third-party listing. Where a certification body and listing number appear in the product spec file, the verb "Certified to" applies. Trademark attributions: Everpure is a registered trademark of its respective owner. 3M and Cuno are registered trademarks of their respective owners. All cross-reference uses are for fit, form, and function identification only.
High-volume drip brewers cycle water continuously. Scale accumulates in spray heads and heating chambers faster than in lower-frequency equipment. Chlorine carried into the brew basket suppresses volatile aromatic compounds, resulting in a flatter, less flavorful cup. Tea brewing adds gallic acid extraction sensitivity. Off-water produces bitter, cloudy tea. A properly specified filter makes a measurable difference in both yield consistency and equipment maintenance intervals.
BGP and BGE cartridges are the primary recommendation for drip coffee and tea applications. BGP models are direct Everpure P-style compatible replacements; BGE models serve non-carbonated beverage and drip applications with the standard Everpure head format.
Fixed column order: Model No., Part No., Micron, Flow Rate, Capacity, Size, Reduces, Certifications, Replaces / Fits In Place Of. All capacity figures in gallons. Flow rates at rated operating conditions. Tip: click any model number to open its product page on our website. A dash in a cell indicates data not published in the current spec file.
| Model No. | Part No. | Micron | Flow Rate | Capacity | Size (H×Dia, in) | Reduces | Certified | Replaces / Fits In Place Of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BGP-3200S Recommended | 105121 | 0.5 | 2.1 GPM | 31,000 gal | 18.25 × 3.19 | Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | Everpure: H-300, H-300M, H-1200, HCH-CTO, HF-H, MD-HE, MH, OW200L |
| BGP-1200S | 105087 | 0.5 | 1.67 GPM | 8,000 gal | 11 × 3.19 | Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | Everpure: 2CB5-K, 2CB5-S, 4C, 4K-Plus, AC, BH2, H-100, OCS2, OSC, OW 200L, OW2-PLUS, OW4-Plus |
| BGP-2200S | 105117 | 0.5 | 1.67 GPM | 23,000 gal | 13.75 × 3.19 | Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | Everpure: 4H Filter, 4K-Plus, H-100, H104, MD-CN, OW4-Plus |
| BGP-3300 | 105122 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 14,000 gal | 18.25 × 3.19 | Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | Everpure: 7TO, 7CB5, 6TO BW, 7TO BW |
| BGP-3300S | 105123 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 14,000 gal | 18.25 × 3.19 | Sediment, Scale, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | Everpure: H-300-HD, 7CB-S |
| BGE-3100S | 105055 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 12 Months | 16.5 × 3.19 | Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGE-3300 | 106074 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 15,000 gal | 16.5 × 3.19 | Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | Everpure: 4H Filter, 4K Plus, H-100, H-104, MD-CD, OW4-Plus |
| BGE-3300S | 106075 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 15,000 gal | 16.5 × 3.19 | Scale, Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | Everpure: 4H Filter, 4K Plus, H-100, H-104, MD-CD, OW4-Plus |
All models: Operating temperature 35–100°F · Quick-change cartridge · 4 per case · Tested to NSF/ANSI 42 · Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection.
BGE cartridges: 25–125 psi · Everpure-compatible head · carbon block with polyphosphate scale inhibitor.
BGP cartridges: 25–125 psi · Everpure-compatible head · carbon block with polyphosphate scale inhibitor.
Certification claims shown as listed per product specification records. Trademark attributions: Everpure is a registered trademark of Pentair plc. All cross-reference part numbers are used for identification of fit, form, and function equivalency only.
Ice machine performance is acutely sensitive to scale. Carbonate scale on evaporator plates increases harvest cycle time, reduces cube yield, and builds toward compressor failure. Chlorine attacks seal materials in both ice and FCB equipment, causing premature gasket degradation. Sediment and fine particulate increase pump wear in FCB units operating in high-frequency service. Proper water filtration is one of the highest-return maintenance investments in ice machine operation. It extends evaporator life and protects the warranty.
BGX high-flow cartridges are the primary recommendation for ice machine and FCB pre-filtration applications requiring high instantaneous flow and maximum scale protection. BGE models serve installations requiring Everpure-style head compatibility.
Fixed column order: Model No., Part No., Micron, Flow Rate, Capacity, Size, Reduces, Certifications, Replaces / Fits In Place Of. All capacity figures in gallons. Flow rates at rated operating conditions. Tip: click any model number to open its product page on our website. A dash in a cell indicates data not published in the current spec file.
| Model No. | Part No. | Micron | Flow Rate | Capacity | Size (H×Dia, in) | Reduces | Certified | Replaces / Fits In Place Of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BGX-4916P Recommended | 105291 | 10 | 15.0 GPM | 150,000 gal | 20 × 4.5 | Scale, Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2416P | 105306 | 10 | 15.0 GPM | 75,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Scale, Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2416X | 105305 | 10 | 7.5 GPM | 75,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2400P | 105293 | 25 | 5.0 GPM | 75,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Sediment, Scale | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-4900P | 105292 | 10 | 15.0 GPM | 150,000 gal | 20 × 4.5 | Scale | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGE-4100S | 105058 | 10 | 4.0 GPM | 12 Months | 21.5 × 3.19 | Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | N/A (non-carbonated beverage equipment) |
All models: Operating temperature 35–100°F · Quick-change cartridge · 4 per case · Tested to NSF/ANSI 42 · Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection.
BGE cartridges: 25–125 psi · Everpure-compatible head · carbon block with polyphosphate scale inhibitor.
BGX cartridges: 10–125 psi · BGX head · multi-stage carbon block media (high capacity).
Certification claims shown as listed per product specification records. BGX certification status pending final listing confirmation: confirm current spec sheet before specifying for warranty compliance.
Carbonated beverages are among the highest-volume, highest-frequency dispensing applications in foodservice. Water quality defects are compounded at the carbonation stage: scale appears on CO2 diffusion stones and carbonation heads, reducing CO2 uptake efficiency and producing flat beverages. Chlorine competes with flavor syrups. Sediment accelerates valve seat wear in high-cycle post-mix dispensers. A reliable fountain filter program functions as a beverage quality and equipment reliability program rather than a cost center.
BGX flow-rated cartridges are the primary recommendation for fountain and carbonated beverage applications. BGC and BGM models serve installations requiring 3M/Cuno/Solventum head compatibility.
Fixed column order: Model No., Part No., Micron, Flow Rate, Capacity, Size, Reduces, Certifications, Replaces / Fits In Place Of. All capacity figures in gallons. A dash in a cell indicates data not published in the current spec file.
| Model No. | Part No. | Micron | Flow Rate | Capacity | Size (H×Dia, in) | Reduces | Certified | Replaces / Fits In Place Of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BGX-2423P Recommended | 105308 | 0.2 | 3.0 GPM | 55,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Scale, Cyst, Turbidity, Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2100P | 105304 | 10 | 3.5 GPM | 50,000 gal | 11 × 2.5 | Scale | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2125P | 105303 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 20,000 gal | 11 × 2.5 | Scale, Turbidity, Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2125X | 105302 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 20,000 gal | 11 × 2.5 | Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGX-2425P | 105310 | 5 | 2.1 GPM | 55,000 gal | 14 × 2.5 | Scale, Turbidity, Sediment, Chlorine Taste and Odor | Tested to industry standards | — |
| BGC-2200S | 105073 | 0.5 | 1.67 GPM | 20,000 gal | 12.25 × 3.19 | Scale, Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | 3M/Cuno/Solventum: CFS 8112-S 55817-08, CFS 8112-XS 56011-03, CS-31 55817-22, CS-11 55895-01, CS-71 55817-14, CS-21 55895-05 |
| BGC-3200S | 105079 | 0.5 | 2.1 GPM | 27,000 gal | 15.5 × 3.19 | Scale, Sand, Silt, Sediment, Rust, Chlorine Taste and Odor | NSF/ANSI 42 | 3M/Cuno/Solventum: CFS 8112-EL 55817-27, CFS 8812-ELX 56011-03 |
All models: Operating temperature 35–100°F · Quick-change cartridge · 4 per case · Tested to NSF/ANSI 42 · Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection.
BGC cartridges: 25–125 psi · 3M/Cuno-compatible head · carbon block with polyphosphate scale inhibitor.
BGX cartridges: 10–125 psi · BGX head · multi-stage carbon block media (high capacity).
Certification claims shown as listed per product specification records. Trademark attributions: 3M and Cuno are registered trademarks of 3M Company. Solventum is a trademark of Solventum Corporation. All cross-reference uses are for fit, form, and function identification only.
Steam ovens and combi-steamers operate at 100 percent water duty cycle in steam mode. Every mineral present in the feed water deposits on the steam generator over time. Boiler scale in commercial steamers behaves as a service liability rather than a maintenance annoyance, degrading food output quality, increasing energy consumption, and shortening the operational life of the most expensive piece of equipment on the cooking line. Softening or scale-inhibiting filtration is not optional on combi equipment with manufacturers that specify minimum water quality in warranty conditions.
BGM manifold cartridges are the primary recommendation for steam and combi oven applications. BGM-N models provide ion exchange softening; BGM-P models provide scale reduction without ion exchange. The polyphosphate BGM-P04 is specified where ion exchange is prohibited by the equipment manufacturer.