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FIT Suction
FIT Suction

FIT Suction Screen (11/2″)

$3.15

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Bulkhead Fittings
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Lifegard Aquatics
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11/2" FIT Suction Screen The 11/2" FIT Suction Screen is a filtering device for use in water or fluid suction applications. It features a unique FIT (Fast, Easy, and Tight) connection system for quick and easy installation and removal. The mesh screen removes impurities and debris from the suctioned liquid to protect equipment and maintain fluid quality. The screen is made of durable materials and can be used in a variety of industries, including agriculture, construction, and manufacturing. The 11/2" size refers to the diameter of the connection, making it compatible with 11/2" fluid suction systems. The Suction Screen's efficient design, quick installation, and reliable performance make it a popular choice for fluid suction applications that require a high level of filtration.  
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1
Weight
1 lbs
Dimensions
5 × 5 × 5 in

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