3/4 in Y Filter - 120 Mesh Screen

Keep Debris Out of Your Water Line - 3/4 in Inline Fit

Dirt and fine particles in a water supply clog emitters, foul injectors and wear down pumps. This Y filter sits in the line and catches debris on a 120 mesh (130 micron) screen, so cleaner water moves on to the rest of your hydroponic system. The screen lifts out for cleaning, and replacements are available separately.

Sold as a single unit, it suits a hobbyist protecting one line, a regular indoor grower adding a filter ahead of a nutrient injector or doser, and commercial growers who need one filter per line across several lines.

Key Features & Benefits

• 120 mesh (130 micron) screen — catches fine dirt and particles before they reach downstream equipment.
• Y-body design — a Y filter is built for inline use on a water line.
• 3/4 in outer diameter hose and tubing fit — matches common 3/4 in water lines.
• Replacement screens sold separately — you can renew the screen without buying a whole new filter.

Who Should Use 3/4 in Y Filter

Growers running 3/4 in OD hose or tubing who want to protect injectors, dosers, pumps or emitters from sediment will find it useful. It suits home and commercial setups alike.

About 3/4 in Y Filter with 120 Mesh Screen

This Y filter has a 120 mesh (130 micron) screen and is made for 3/4 in outer diameter hoses and tubing. It is rated for a maximum pressure of 5000 Pa and a working temperature of -70 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. It measures about 11 x 6 x 3 in and ships at 0.5 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size hose does this filter fit?
A: It is made for 3/4 in outer diameter hoses and tubing. Check your line's outer diameter before ordering.

Q: What does 120 mesh mean?
A: Mesh counts the openings per linear inch of screen, so a higher number means finer filtering. A 120 mesh screen has openings of about 130 microns.

Q: Can I replace the screen?
A: Yes. Replacement screens are available separately, so you do not need to replace the whole filter.

Q: What pressure and temperature can it handle?
A: It is rated for a maximum pressure of 5000 Pa and a working temperature of -70 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Stay within those limits for reliable use.

Q: Where should I install it?
A: Place it inline upstream of the equipment you want to protect, such as an injector, doser or pump. Clean the screen periodically to keep flow steady.