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The Hunting Downhole Filter is a simple tool that is run above any debris intolerant tool to ensure full operability. This is particularly useful when cleanliness of circulating fluid is poor, unknown or whilst recirculating the same fluid.

Manufacturer of pressure, rig concept, well intervention, drilling, down-hole and tubular products. Pressure products include centering shear and fixed bore pipe rams, blowout preventers, diverter systems, connectors, check and gate valves, chokes, actuators, flow heads, manifolds, catchers, packers, hydrate seals, casing heads, casing and tubing head spools, adapters, and hangers. Rig concept products include rig packages, derricks, masts, and skidding systems. Drilling products include electric and hydraulic top drives, makeup/breakout units, pipe handling units, cabins, operation stations, chairs, automatic drillers, anti-collision systems, and navigators, and draw works. Down-hole products include coiled tubing orienteers, drilling motors and jars, and survey and shock tools. Tabular products include drill pipe connections, collars, Kelly’s, subs and pup joints, and pipes.

Available in a variety of sizes, Drilling Tools" filter subs range from the retrievable and non-retrievable mud screens to the Diffuser™ blade technology sub assembly. See detailed information on

Pup joints are key components in special drilling operations when specific spacing considerations are required. Our pup joints can be ordered with an 18-degree taper or square shoulder and with pressed

Sprinkler filters are a great way to protect your system from collecting unwanted debris over time. Our water filters are available with either stainless steel or polyester screens, and all filters feature clear covers which allow you to easily check the condition of the filters. Sprinkler Warehouse recommends installing a T-style filter. The Vu-Flow screen filters keep out sand and debris. The body is clear so you can instantly see when the filter needs purging or cleaning.

The type of sprinkler pump you purchase should depend on your irrigation needs. The best way to choose the correct pump size for your irrigation system is to read the pump curve, which is a performance chart provided by the pump manufacturer. A Pump’s curves are measured and shown in “head in feet”. However, since most people don’t know how to convert “head in feet” to PSI, many pump curves also measure by psi, as well. Do I need a filter on my sprinkler system?

Installing a pump filter for your irrigation system is important because the water going to your irrigation system is probably not as clean as you think. It is common for debris to go into your irrigation system and accumulate in valves, sprays, and emitters. This causes decreased performance and a steady increase in maintenance. It also costs you money in ways you might not expect. This is why it is important to install a filter to prevent the problem before it starts.

All connections to filter use standard 2” slip PVC fittings, including; tees, ells, couplings, male or female threaded adapters, unions etc. This filter system provides you the most flexibility and cost effective means of assembling the filter design that meets your system requirements.

Flow iron pup joints from Cameron deliver maximum total life cycle cost savings, even in the oil and gas industry’s most demanding applications. For all of your flow iron requirements, from high-stage-count hydraulic fracturing to cementing, well testing, and even abrasive flowback, you can count on Cameron for high reliability and low cost.

Protect vacuum sources from contamination and moisture damage; sterilize ambient air entering fermenters; filter incubator gas to protect against contamination; filter nitrogen and air used to dry liquid samples

Protect vacuum Sources From Contamination and Moisture Damage; Sterilize Ambient Air Entering Fermenters; Filter Incubator Gas to Protect Against Contamination; Filter Nitrogen and Air used to Dry Liquid Samples

These pre-assembled kits bring together both a filter and a pressure regulator, providing you with a complete assembly. The kits use a 150 mesh stainless steel filter screen, a flush cap and a pressure regulator to maintain a consistent 25 or 40 PSI at flows between 0.5 – 15 GPM. Available in either a ¾” or 1” inlet, both models have a ¾” outlet, ready to be used in all drip irrigation projects.

The filters are available in various sizes including ¾”, 1” and 1½”.  The smaller filters have a 150 mesh stainless steel filter screen and a flush cap for easy maintenance.  The 1½" filter has a durable 120 mesh nylon filter screen and an easy to use flush valve.