Rusco 3/4" or 1" Polyester or Stainless Steel Spin-Down Replacement Filter
Filter Screen Details
| Compatible Bodies | 3/4" (SxS) and 1" (SxS) Rusco housings |
| Dimensions | 2-1/2" diameter × 5" length |
| Material Options | Polyester mesh or stainless steel (SS) |
| Mesh Range | 24, 30, 40, 60, 100, 140, 250, 500, 1000 mesh |
| Micron Range | 711 micron (24 mesh) to 15 micron (1000 mesh) |
| Filter Type | Spin-down sediment screen |
| Applications | Well water, irrigation, whole-house, pre-treatment |
| SKU Format | FS1-1/2-[mesh] or FS1-1/2-[mesh]SS |
Screen Replacement Process
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening the flush valve at the bottom of the Rusco housing
- Unscrew the sump from the filter head, remove the old screen element from the center tube assembly
- Inspect the center tube for cracks or damage, then slide the new replacement screen onto the tube until fully seated
- Reassemble the sump to the head, hand-tighten firmly, then slowly open the water supply and check for leaks
- Flush the spin-down valve for 10-15 seconds to clear any installation debris and verify proper flow
Mesh Selection Guide
Choose 24-30 mesh for shale, shell, and general debris in well water. Select 40-60 mesh for pipe scale, coarse sand, and sprinkler systems with sand-sensitive valves. Use 100-140 mesh for fine sand from new wells, drip irrigation, and poultry watering devices or fogger nozzles. Specify 250-1000 mesh for very fine sediment and pre-treatment before reverse osmosis or ultraviolet systems. Stainless steel screens (SS suffix models) offer superior longevity in high-flow or abrasive sediment conditions. All screens fit 3/4" and 1" Rusco spin-down filter housings with SxS connections.
Filter Screen Details
| Compatible Bodies | 3/4" (SxS) and 1" (SxS) Rusco housings |
| Dimensions | 2-1/2" diameter × 5" length |
| Material Options | Polyester mesh or stainless steel (SS) |
| Mesh Range | 24, 30, 40, 60, 100, 140, 250, 500, 1000 mesh |
| Micron Range | 711 micron (24 mesh) to 15 micron (1000 mesh) |
| Filter Type | Spin-down sediment screen |
| Applications | Well water, irrigation, whole-house, pre-treatment |
| SKU Format | FS1-1/2-[mesh] or FS1-1/2-[mesh]SS |
Screen Replacement Process
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening the flush valve at the bottom of the Rusco housing
- Unscrew the sump from the filter head, remove the old screen element from the center tube assembly
- Inspect the center tube for cracks or damage, then slide the new replacement screen onto the tube until fully seated
- Reassemble the sump to the head, hand-tighten firmly, then slowly open the water supply and check for leaks
- Flush the spin-down valve for 10-15 seconds to clear any installation debris and verify proper flow
Mesh Selection Guide
Choose 24-30 mesh for shale, shell, and general debris in well water. Select 40-60 mesh for pipe scale, coarse sand, and sprinkler systems with sand-sensitive valves. Use 100-140 mesh for fine sand from new wells, drip irrigation, and poultry watering devices or fogger nozzles. Specify 250-1000 mesh for very fine sediment and pre-treatment before reverse osmosis or ultraviolet systems. Stainless steel screens (SS suffix models) offer superior longevity in high-flow or abrasive sediment conditions. All screens fit 3/4" and 1" Rusco spin-down filter housings with SxS connections.
Original: $25.33
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$8.87Description
Filter Screen Details
| Compatible Bodies | 3/4" (SxS) and 1" (SxS) Rusco housings |
| Dimensions | 2-1/2" diameter × 5" length |
| Material Options | Polyester mesh or stainless steel (SS) |
| Mesh Range | 24, 30, 40, 60, 100, 140, 250, 500, 1000 mesh |
| Micron Range | 711 micron (24 mesh) to 15 micron (1000 mesh) |
| Filter Type | Spin-down sediment screen |
| Applications | Well water, irrigation, whole-house, pre-treatment |
| SKU Format | FS1-1/2-[mesh] or FS1-1/2-[mesh]SS |
Screen Replacement Process
- Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure by opening the flush valve at the bottom of the Rusco housing
- Unscrew the sump from the filter head, remove the old screen element from the center tube assembly
- Inspect the center tube for cracks or damage, then slide the new replacement screen onto the tube until fully seated
- Reassemble the sump to the head, hand-tighten firmly, then slowly open the water supply and check for leaks
- Flush the spin-down valve for 10-15 seconds to clear any installation debris and verify proper flow
Mesh Selection Guide
Choose 24-30 mesh for shale, shell, and general debris in well water. Select 40-60 mesh for pipe scale, coarse sand, and sprinkler systems with sand-sensitive valves. Use 100-140 mesh for fine sand from new wells, drip irrigation, and poultry watering devices or fogger nozzles. Specify 250-1000 mesh for very fine sediment and pre-treatment before reverse osmosis or ultraviolet systems. Stainless steel screens (SS suffix models) offer superior longevity in high-flow or abrasive sediment conditions. All screens fit 3/4" and 1" Rusco spin-down filter housings with SxS connections.
