Netafim Super Manual Disc Filter - 1.5-in MPT x MPT - 140 Mesh - 10-52 GPM

Disc Filtration That Keeps Emitters Clear - 1.5-in MPT x MPT

Debris in irrigation water clogs emitters and drip lines, which costs you time and uneven watering. This Netafim disc filter stacks polypropylene rings into a cylindrical element. Pressure compresses the rings, and water flows through their grooves, where debris is trapped and only clean water continues to the system. Netafim designs these filters for efficient operation year after year with little maintenance.

This 1.5-in Super model with 140 mesh discs suits mid-to-large irrigation lines handling 10-52 GPM. Commercial operations and serious indoor or greenhouse growers can run it as a single unit or combine several into a modular battery as flow demand grows.

Key Features & Benefits

• Disc ring element — traps debris in the ring grooves and protects the system from clogging.
• 10-52 GPM flow range — fits larger irrigation lines.
• 140 PSI maximum pressure — works on higher-pressure systems.
• Reinforced polyamide body and cover — a durable housing with stainless steel clamps.
• EPDM rubber O-rings — seal the housing.

Who Should Use Netafim Super Manual Disc Filter

Growers who run drip or other irrigation lines at moderate to high flow and want to keep emitters from clogging. It suits commercial and residential setups, and it can be added to a modular filter battery.

About Netafim Super Manual Disc Filter

Netafim makes manual disc filters for irrigation. This model has 1.5-in MPT x MPT connections, 140 mesh discs, a 10-52 GPM flow range and a 140 PSI maximum pressure. The filter body and cover are reinforced polyamide, the disc rings are polypropylene, the O-rings are EPDM rubber and the clamps are stainless steel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does a disc filter work?
A: Stacked grooved rings are pressed together by water pressure. Water flows through the grooves while debris is trapped. Only clean water leaves the filter.

Q: What flow rate does it handle?
A: The flow range is 10-52 GPM. Size your system within that range for the intended filtration.

Q: Can I use more than one filter?
A: Yes. It works as a stand-alone unit or combined with others to form a modular filter battery.

Q: What does 140 mesh mean?
A: Mesh describes the fineness of filtration. A higher number means finer particles are removed.

Q: What is the maximum pressure?
A: The maximum pressure is 140 PSI. Keep your system at or below that figure.

Q: What are the connections?
A: The connections are 1.5-in MPT x MPT, so plan fittings for male threads.