Precision Marine Pro Series Refugiums

~ The Pro Series Difference ~

ALL ¼” Thick Domestic Cell-Cast Acrylic Construction

We do not use .177 or .220 Acrylic on divider or any other parts!

⅜” Thick Custom Machined, Acrylic Micron Bag Bracket - Micron Bags Sit Flush in Bracket

Heavy-Duty ½” Thick Polypropylene Lid Over Micron bags

USA Made Micron Bags

Optional ½” Thick Polypropylene Pump Chamber Cover

Key Features

• Premium, optical-grade, cast acrylic construction throughout. NEVER and cost-cutting extruded acrylic 
• ¼" thick acrylic used on EVERY piece. NO cost-cutting .220 or thinner material as seen on our competitors
• White baffles block light and prevent undesirable algae growth in other chambers.
• Single or Dual - 100 or 200 micron bags for mechanical filtration
• ½” high density polyethylenelid over micron bags provides easy access to micron bags
• ⅜” thick, heavy-duty micron bags bracket w/precision-machined openings for micron bag flange
• Dual or Triple Drains
• Final mechanical sponge chamber with sponge
• 4 or 5 space tubing holders for dosing or top-off
• Full top provides bracing on all sides
• 3D Slotted/Grooves for a perfect sheet of water & to strain any algae from refugium section to protect water pump.
• Magnetic probe-holder option gives you the ability to place your probes exactly where you want them.
• Ample Protein Skimmer Section

We do not use .177 or .220 Acrylic Anywhere!

Experience the PM Difference!

• The adjustable water level gimmick: We have never found a respectable skimmer that doesn't perform properly in 8" of water. Nor too high or too low. So, why pay for it? With a Precision Marine sump you're getting better quality, thicker acrylic, finer machining and attention to detail for the same cost.

• The probe holder gimmick: Users of electrodes or probes should have the ability of placing them where they want. That being said, magnetic probe holders give you the flexibility of locating the holder where you want, and they're cheap! Another "feature" you're paying for.

• The “Platforms for media” gimmick:  Let's face it, filter media is best used in a media reactor where 100% of the water is exposed to that media, regardless of the type of filter material (Bio-Pellets, GFO, Activated Carbon, Nitrate Removing Media, etc). Most types of filter media only perform as intended when it’s fluidized (moving in the reactor). And besides those points.... who doesn't use a media reactor these days?

Lastly, these are refugiums we’re talking about… why mechanically filter out the very organisms that are being cultivated in live rock and sand (in your refugium)? It doesn’t make sense. The sponge included in our sumps are used as a last resort if your skimmer creates uncontrollable bubbles. The 3D grooves in our dividers (bordering the refugium and bubble trap) will protect the return pump from debris. Why pay for this “feature”?