Banjo
Banjo LST1550 50 Mesh T Line Strainer Screen 1-1/4 - 1-1/2 In
50-mesh stainless-steel screen filters debris in 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inch T-line strainers
- TypeDrain Components
- 50-mesh screen filters fine debris for cleaner flow
- 297-micron rating traps particles down to 0.0117 in
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh fluids
- Fits LST125-50 and LST150-50 strainers for direct replacement
- Blue colour coding allows quick mesh identification on site
Strainer Screen for T-Line Systems
The Banjo LST1550 is a 50 mesh replacement screen built for 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inch T-line strainers. It fits compatible models including the LST125-50 and LST150-50. The screen uses 316 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in plumbing applications.
Replaces Worn Screens in Existing Housings
This component upgrades a clogged or damaged screen without replacing the full strainer body. The swap is worth it when flow drops or debris bypasses the old mesh. It restores the original filtration rating for the installed housing.
297 Micron Filtration with 316 Stainless Steel
The .0117 inch mesh opening stops particles down to 297 microns across an 8 inch length and 2 1/4 inch diameter. It handles typical sediment and debris loads in fluid lines. Fine silt or high-volume surge conditions can exceed the screen capacity.
Highlights
- 50-mesh screen filters fine debris for cleaner flow
- 297-micron rating traps particles down to 0.0117 in
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion in harsh fluids
- Fits LST125-50 and LST150-50 strainers for direct replacement
- Blue colour coding allows quick mesh identification on site
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Banjo |
| Model | LST1550 |
Questions about this item
Will the 2 1/4 in diameter and 8 in length screen fit my existing LST125-50 or LST150-50 strainer body?
Yes, this LST1550 screen is listed as compatible with both the LST125-50 and LST150-50 strainer models, matching the required 2 1/4 in diameter and 8 in length dimensions.
How do I install this 50 mesh 316 stainless steel screen into the T line strainer housing without damaging the mesh?
Remove the strainer cap, slide the screen into the body with the blue frame seated evenly in the groove, then reinstall the cap hand-tight plus a quarter turn; over-tightening distorts the 0.0117 in mesh openings.
When should I replace this 297 micron rated screen in a typical agricultural sprayer system?
Replace the screen when visual inspection shows mesh deformation, corrosion on the 316 stainless steel, or when flow drops noticeably — typically after one full season with abrasive chemicals.
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