Dramm® In-Line Hose Filter with Element - 80 Mesh
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In-Line Hose Filter with Element — 80 Mesh Screen Protection
The Dramm In-Line Hose Filter protects irrigation nozzles and hose equipment from dirt, debris, and sediment before it reaches sensitive nozzle orifices. The included 175-micron (80 mesh) stainless steel screen element filters dirt and debris from the water supply before it reaches sensitive nozzle orifices. It installs directly in-line on any standard hose connection for immediate filtration protection.
It is especially recommended for use ahead of the Dramm 1000PL Water Breaker and 350AL Screen Aire, whose fine internal passages are the most sensitive to sediment in the Dramm nozzle lineup.
Key Features & Benefits
- 80 Mesh / 175 Micron Screen: Filters particles approximately 180 microns and larger to protect nozzles and water breakers from clogging.
- Screen Element Included: Ready to install out of the box with the stainless steel screen already fitted.
- In-Line Design: Installs between standard hose connections without special fittings or tools.
- Extends Equipment Life: Reduces clogging of nozzles, spray heads, and water breakers downstream.
- Compatible with the full Dramm nozzle lineup: Pairs especially well with the Dramm 1000PL Water Breaker and 350AL Screen Aire.
Who Should Use This
Growers and irrigators using Dramm hose nozzles, water breakers, or other sensitive watering heads who want to prevent sediment clogging without installing a full filtration system are the direct fit for this filter.
About Dramm
Dramm Corporation has built its watering hardware line, including its filtration accessories, from its Manitowoc, Wisconsin facility since the company's founding in the 1940s, protecting the precision nozzles it has manufactured for more than eighty years.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does 80 mesh filter out?
- 80 mesh, approximately 180 microns, filters sand, grit, and suspended particles that can block nozzle orifices. That is fine enough to protect the narrow passages in Dramm's Water Breaker and Screen-Aire nozzles.
- How do I clean the screen?
- Unscrew the housing and rinse the screen element under running water to remove accumulated debris. Reinstall once the mesh is clear, with no special tools required.
- Is this for indoor or outdoor use?
- It is suitable for both indoor grow rooms and outdoor irrigation applications. The housing and screen material tolerate typical greenhouse humidity without issue.
- What is the difference between this and the ILF-175?
- Both use an 80-mesh/175-micron screen. The ILF-175 is rated at 10 GPM/40 PSI; this model is the standard in-line hose filter sold with the element included.
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