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Bulk Reef Supply

Wrench for Reverse Osmosis Canister

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Wrench for Standard 10" x 2.5" Canisters

SKU: 200000

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$3.31 $3.99

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Wrench for 10" & 20" x 4.25" Canisters (Big Blue)

SKU: 200038

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$1.75 $4.99

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Wrench to tighten and loosen reverse osmosis canisters. RO Canisters can become very tight over time and changing filters can be a real challenge if you do not have the correct filter wrench. These are very handy to have around and are made of strong plastic to last just as long as your Reverse Osmosis system. 

Wrench for 2.5" Canisters (most common) - This is the same wrench that is supplied with all BRS RO/DI systems and is by far the most common size for residential reverse osmosis systems and works with almost all canisters that use 2.5" filters.

Wrench for 10" x 4.25" and 20" x 4.25" (Big Blue) Canisters - If you have a jumbo reactor or almost any "Big Blue" canister, this is the wrench you want. It is compatible with most canisters that use 4.25" x 10" or 4.25" x 20" filters.

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SKU Wrench for Reverse Osmosis Canister
Aquarium Type Saltwater, Freshwater
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Product Questions

I tried to open my BRS RO membrane canister by hand. There is just no way the lids are going to come off! Do any of these wrenches fit the RO membrane canister, or are they only for the sediment and carbon block canisters below?
Question by: Colin Taylor on Mar 9, 2018, 8:44 PM
For the RO membrane, we recommend using a pliers wrench to open the canister. The filter wrenches are for the vertical canisters.
Answer by: Chad on Mar 14, 2018, 11:34 AM
Which wrench would I need for a 5 stage chemflo ro system? Does the 10" refer to length? I have to have the wrench to loosen the housing.
Question by: S Fanning on Nov 1, 2016, 5:53 AM
Hey there,
I'm afraid we're not familiar with the Chemflo RO systems. Typically home units will use 10" filter elements and the housings are sized accordingly. The wrench for standard canisters refers to the canisters we use for the 10" x 2.5" filters and housings.
Answer by: Zack on Nov 7, 2016, 5:32 PM
Which wrench is the correct one for the BRS 4-stage value plus? I am confused by the descriptions?
Question by: R. Lee on Apr 19, 2014, 9:09 PM
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You would want the wrench for standard 10" canisters. This would be the case for just about any RO/DI unit unless you have something really unusually large.
Answer by: Bulk Reef Supply on Apr 19, 2014, 9:09 PM