80 Mesh Screen for Hypro Nylon Line Strainer

Description

If you’ve been dealing with clogged spray nozzles or reduced flow in your liquid transfer system, the problem might be coming from particles that are too small for your current screen. When you’re pumping fertilizer, chemicals, or water through your system, the last thing you want is debris jamming up your pump or clogging your nozzles. This strainer catches particles before they can cause expensive damage or downtime. This 80 mesh replacement screen gives you finer filtration to keep those tiny contaminants from causing headaches down the line.

What You’re Getting

• 80 mesh screen that catches smaller particles than standard 50 mesh screens
• Durable construction with Buna-N gasket that seals tight and handles chemical exposure
• Direct replacement for Hypro strainers—no modifications needed
• Built to handle up to 150 PSI at 70 degrees Fahrenheit and 100 PSI at 125 degrees Fahrenheit

Built for Real Farm Work

This screen fits into liquid transfer systems where you need clean flow to your pumps, sprayers, or irrigation equipment. Whether you’re moving liquid fertilizer from a nurse tank, transferring chemicals for spraying, or pumping water for livestock, it protects your equipment from sand, rust flakes, and other debris that can cause expensive repairs. The finer mesh is especially useful when you’re dealing with stored chemicals that might have picked up sediment or when water sources contain fine particles.

Made to Last

The nylon construction handles agricultural chemicals that would eat up metal strainers, while the screen resists corrosion and won’t break down over time. It’s built to handle the temperature swings and rough handling that come with farm work. Nylon line strainers are ideal for suction or pressure applications and are rated for higher pressure applications, making this a reliable choice for demanding conditions.

Installation Notes

This screen drops right into your existing Hypro line strainer—just unscrew the bowl, swap out the old screen, and reassemble. You’ll want to check and clean the screen periodically to keep flow rates up. With the finer 80 mesh, you might need to clean it more often than a coarser screen, but the extra protection for your downstream equipment makes it worth the effort.