EPDM Gasket for Banjo 1-1/4″ and 1-1/2″ T Strainers

Description

Nothing ruins your day like finding your strainer leaking chemicals or water all over the ground. When the original gasket starts getting hard, cracked, or just worn out, you need a replacement that seals tight and keeps your fluid transfer system running without drips or leaks. This EPDM rubber gasket provides a reliable seal that keeps fluids where they belong and gives you one less thing to worry about during busy season.

Key Features

• EPDM rubber construction handles agricultural chemicals, fertilizers, and temperature swings without breaking down
• Precise fit for both 1-1/4 inch and 1-1/2 inch Banjo T strainers means no guesswork on sizing
• The EPDM gasket material is specifically chosen for its resistance to agricultural chemicals and temperature extremes.
• Direct replacement for worn or damaged original gaskets—just remove the old one and install the new

Built for Real Farm Work

This gasket works in a variety of agricultural applications where reliable sealing is critical. It fits Banjo T strainers used in sprayer systems, liquid fertilizer transfer setups, and irrigation equipment. When you’re pumping fertilizer, chemicals, or water through your system, the last thing you want is debris jamming up your pump or clogging your nozzles. This Y strainer catches particles before they can cause expensive damage or downtime.

Made to Last

EPDM rubber is what you want for farm applications because it doesn’t get brittle in cold weather or soft and gooey when it’s hot. This combination keeps sealing properly season after season, even when your tank sits outside year-round. It won’t swell up or deteriorate when exposed to the chemicals and fertilizers you’re moving through your system.

Installation Notes

Make sure the strainer housing is clean before installing the new gasket. A little bit of silicone grease on the gasket helps with installation and provides better sealing. Don’t overtighten the strainer cap—just snug it down until the gasket compresses evenly. Keep a spare in your parts bin because these gaskets are wear items that’ll need replacing eventually.