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Rain Bird RBY075MPTX 3/4-Inch 200-Mesh Inline Filter

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Useful forA separately regulated drip zone requiring a serviceable 200-mesh screen filter.
Check firstFiltration only; pressure regulation is a separate function.
Published specifications
Connections
3/4-inch male threaded inlet and outlet
Flow range
0.2–12 GPM
Model
RBY075MPTX
Operating pressure
20–150 psi
Screen
200 mesh / 75 micron, stainless steel
Other tradeoffs
  • Screen specification must meet the downstream emitter manufacturer's requirement.
  • Requires accessible clearance for screen cleaning and correct reseating of the cap seal.
  • Manufacturer requires installation downstream of a control valve; the filter is not rated for constant pressure.
  • Sources establish 3/4-inch male threads, but the thread standard is not explicitly confirmed in this record.
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Researched 2026-09-14.

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