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Removed this from a valve in my heat pump it needs replacing as the top ring now loose.
Does anyone know what its called and where to get one.
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you could clean it up and solder it onto the filter mesh
 
As above the strainer manufacturer should have spares , but it could be repaired as Shaun says its a basket mesh filter you could try online.? I found this company with a simple search on Google
 

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