FloraFlex’s Disc Filter’s are constructed from UV-resistant, heavy-duty plastic material to withstand the most adverse condition. 1” male pipe thread connections on each end of the filter for easy installation. The disc filters’ three-dimensional filtration mechanism consists of plastic grooved discs compressed and stacked together on a plastic spine to form the cylindrical filter element. Sediments and debris accumulate on the outer face of the stacked discs, allowing clean water to flow through the stacked discs and out of the filter. FloraFlex’s low maintenance disc filters provide in-depth filtration to extend the lifetime of your FloraFlex irrigation system.
Specifications
| Brand | FloraFlex |
|---|---|
| SKU | FF-5303 |
| Weight (lb.) | 1.0000 |
| Prop 65 | false |
| Width (in.) | |
| Height (in.) | |
| Lead Time | This Product Ships in 5-7 Business Days |
| Length (in.) | |
| Hazardous Material | false |
| UL Listed | No |
| ETL Listed | No |
| Irrigation Part Type | Disc Filter |
What does FloraFlex Disc Filter do in a hydroponic or irrigation system?
FloraFlex Disc Filter removes sediment and debris from irrigation water, allowing clean water to flow through the stacked discs. FloraFlex Disc Filter helps extend the lifetime of a FloraFlex irrigation system.
What size plumbing connections does FloraFlex Disc Filter use?
FloraFlex Disc Filter uses 1-inch male pipe thread connections on each end for easy installation.
How is FloraFlex Disc Filter cleaned?
FloraFlex Disc Filter has discs that can be extracted for cleaning, making maintenance simple.
What filtration level does FloraFlex Disc Filter provide?
FloraFlex Disc Filter provides 120 mesh, 130 micron filtration for in-depth removal of sediment and debris.
Where should FloraFlex Disc Filter be installed in an irrigation setup?
FloraFlex Disc Filter should be installed after a valve or shut-off point, where the filter will not be under constant pressure.
What kind of irrigation zones is FloraFlex Disc Filter best for?
FloraFlex Disc Filter is ideal for large irrigation zones that require a lower flow rate. The max recommended flow is 26 gpm.
