Banjo
Banjo LS280 80 Mesh Y Strainer Screen 1 1/2 - 2 In
80-mesh 316 stainless-steel screen filters debris from 1½–2 inch Y-strainer bodies
- TypeDrain Components
- 80-mesh filtration keeps lines clear with 177-micron precision
- 316 stainless-steel screen resists corrosion for long service life
- 007-inch openings trap debris without restricting flow
- Fits LS150-80 and LS200-80 Y-strainer bodies for direct replacement
- Yellow colour coding allows quick identification during maintenance
Banjo LS280 80 Mesh Y Strainer Screen
The Banjo LS280 is a replacement mesh screen designed for Y-type strainers in plumbing and fluid-handling systems. It fits compatible LS150-80 and LS200-80 strainer bodies used in agricultural, industrial and commercial piping.
316 stainless steel mesh rated at 177 micron
The screen uses 316 stainless steel with an 80 mesh count and a 0.007 in opening to capture fine debris while maintaining flow. This material resists corrosion from chemicals and fertilizers better than standard steel screens, extending service life in harsh environments.
Handles fine particulate down to 177 micron
The 80 mesh screen comfortably filters sand, scale and fine sediment in lines up to two inches. It is not suited for sub-micron filtration or high-pressure hydraulic systems requiring tighter micron ratings.
Highlights
- 80-mesh filtration keeps lines clear with 177-micron precision
- 316 stainless-steel screen resists corrosion for long service life
- 007-inch openings trap debris without restricting flow
- Fits LS150-80 and LS200-80 Y-strainer bodies for direct replacement
- Yellow colour coding allows quick identification during maintenance
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Banjo |
| Model | LS280 |
Questions about this item
How often does the 80 mesh 316 stainless screen need cleaning or replacement?
Cleaning frequency depends on the debris load in your system; the 316 stainless steel screen resists corrosion so it lasts through many clean cycles before replacement is needed.
What pressure drop appears first when the LS280 screen loads up during continuous flow?
The 177 micron mesh openings restrict flow as particles accumulate, so differential pressure across the screen becomes the limiting factor under sustained use.
Does the strainer housing get hot or noisy when fluid runs through it all day?
The screen itself has no moving parts and adds negligible heat or noise; any temperature rise or sound comes from the pump and piping, not the strainer.
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