Mi-T-M STRAINER Part 45-0695

Description

Mi-T-M STRAINER Part 45-0695

Keep your equipment running clean and protect your high-pressure pump with the genuine OEM Mi-T-M Water Inlet Strainer.

Designed as a direct factory replacement for Mi-T-M pressure washers, this heavy-duty strainer filters out sediment, debris, and abrasive particles before they can ever reach your pump’s internal valves and seals. Left unchecked, even tiny particulates can cause premature pump wear, loss of pressure, or catastrophic system failure. Investing in this genuine OEM part ensures exact dimensional alignment, a leak-free seal, and uncompromised flow rates.

Key Features & Benefits

• Genuine OEM Quality: Engineered to the exact factory specifications of Mi-T-M. Avoid the stripping, loose threads, and poor seals common with generic, off-brand alternatives.
• Pump Protection: High-mesh stainless steel screen effectively catches sand, dirt, and mineral scale from garden hoses and water sources.
• Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Built with rugged, chemical-resistant housing and a stainless steel filter screen designed to survive demanding commercial jobsites.
• Tool-Free Maintenance: Features a clear or easily accessible bowl design for quick visual inspections and rapid clean-outs between uses.
• Universal Garden Hose Thread: Standard 3/4″ GHT (Garden Hose Thread) inlet secures easily to your water supply.

Compatibility

Perfect for a wide range of Mi-T-M residential, commercial, and industrial pressure washers (including Chore Master, Work Pro, and Job Pro series). Please verify your specific model number in your Mi-T-M owner’s manual before ordering to ensure correct part-number matching.

Specifications

• Inlet/Outlet: 3/4″ GHT / 1/2″ or 3/4″ NPT (Depending on specific model variation)
• Material: Heavy-duty composite/brass body with stainless steel mesh
• Maximum Temperature: For cold water use (Up to 140°F)

For optimal performance and to prevent pressure drops, check and rinse the strainer screen after every 20 hours of operation—or more frequently if you are drawing water from a well or pond.