3/4″ Threaded Suction Screen

Name: 3/4" Threaded Suction Screen
Brand: Lifegard Aquatics
SKU: R270556
Price: 3.54 USD
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3/4" Threaded Suction Screen The 3/4" Threaded Suction Screen is a type of strainer used in water or fluid transfer systems to prevent debris from entering and clogging the pump or system. It typically has a threaded connection on one end and a screen or mesh on the other that filters out larger particles while allowing the fluid to pass through. The threaded connection allows for easy installation and removal of the suction screen for cleaning or maintenance purposes.

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1

Weight

1 lbs

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5 × 5 × 5 in

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