Grow1 Manual Disc Filter - 1-in MPT x MPT - 120 Mesh - 1-26 GPM

Clog Protection for Drip and Micro-Irrigation Lines - 1-26 GPM

Grit and particles in a water supply block emitters and drippers, which means uneven feeding and time lost to repairs. This disc filter forces water through stacked polypropylene disc rings with fine grooves, trapping debris before it reaches your lines. The 120 mesh rating targets finer particles, and the body opens for manual cleaning.

This 1-inch unit suits small to mid-size irrigation and hydroponic setups, from a home grower's drip lines to a regular indoor cultivation room. Larger operations can use it as a single filter on a modest branch line.

Key Features & Benefits

• 120 mesh disc filtration — captures fine particles that can clog emitters.
• 1-26 GPM flow range — covers a wide span of small to mid-size irrigation loads.
• Reinforced polyamide body and cover — resists corrosion and handles regular use.
• EPDM rubber O-rings and stainless steel clamps — give a secure seal and a durable assembly.
• 140 PSI maximum pressure — suits higher-pressure supply lines.

Who Should Use Grow1 Manual Disc Filter

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who run drip, micro-irrigation or hydroponic lines and want a cleanable filter ahead of their emitters will find it useful. It fits any setup with 1-inch male pipe thread connections.

About Grow1 Manual Disc Filter

The Grow1 Manual Disc Filter has 1-inch MPT x MPT connections and a 120 mesh filtration rating. It handles flows of 1-26 GPM at up to 140 PSI. The body and cover are reinforced polyamide, the disc rings are polypropylene, the O-rings are EPDM rubber and the clamps are stainless steel. It ships at 0.838 lb and is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does a disc filter work?
A: Water enters the filter and pressure compresses a stack of grooved discs. Water passes through the grooves, which trap particles. Cleaner water then moves on to your irrigation lines.

Q: What does 120 mesh mean?
A: Mesh describes filtration fineness, and a higher number means finer particles are caught. At 120 mesh, this filter targets small debris that can block emitters.

Q: How do I clean it?
A: Release the clamp, open the body and rinse the discs by hand. Reassemble with the O-ring seated and the clamp secured.

Q: Why choose a disc filter over a basic screen?
A: Stacked discs filter through the depth of the grooves rather than on a single surface. This gives more room to hold debris in many water conditions.

Q: What flow and pressure can it handle?
A: It is rated for 1-26 GPM and a maximum of 140 PSI. Size your system within those limits.

Q: What connections does it have?
A: It has 1-inch MPT x MPT connections, so it threads onto fittings with matching female threads.