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Netafim DFR150080 1-1/2 in Replacement Filter Rings, 80 Mesh

Netafim DFR150080 1-1/2 in Replacement Filter Rings, 80 Mesh

Brand: Netafim
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$47.70
SKU DFR150080

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Netafim replacement disc filter rings (DFR150080) provide dependable depth filtration for manual disc irrigation filters. Color-coded yellow for easy identification, this 80-mesh ring set is engineered for 1 and 1-1/2 inch Netafim manual disc filters and is ideal for landscape and drip irrigation systems.

  • Durable polypropylene construction: Thermoplastic disc rings resist corrosion and chemical exposure for long service life.
  • 80 mesh / ~200 micron filtration: Traps sand and debris to protect downstream emitters, valves, and drip lines while reducing clogging and maintenance frequency.
  • Designed for compatibility: Fits 1 and 1-1/2 inch manual disc filter housings and includes the spine where required for secure stacking.
  • Works with Netafim disc filters rated to 140 PSI: Use within recommended operating pressures for reliable performance.
  • Easy maintenance: Rings are simple to rinse or replace during routine filter servicing; color-coding speeds mesh selection.

Replace worn or damaged rings as part of scheduled irrigation maintenance to maintain flow uniformity and system longevity. Verify your filter model and mesh requirement before ordering DFR150080 replacement rings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What filter models do these rings fit?
Fits Netafim manual disc filters sized 1 and 1-1/2 inches; includes the spine for secure stacking where required.
How fine is 80 mesh in microns?
80 mesh corresponds to approximately 200 microns and removes sand and coarse sediment from irrigation water.
How often should I replace the disc rings?
Replace rings when torn, deformed, or when pressure loss increases; inspect them during regular filter service checks.
Can I clean and reuse these rings?
Yes—rings can be rinsed during routine servicing; replace if grooves are worn or cleaning no longer restores proper flow.