Attwood Marine Filter Funnel, Fine Mesh Screen, Handle, Floating Polyethylene

Overview

This Attwood Marine filter funnel is a fuel and fluid filling aid for boats, built with a fine mesh screen to help catch most dirt and foreign matter before it reaches the tank, engine, or portable fuel container. It uses a non-splashing funnel shape and lightweight polyethylene construction that floats, which is useful around docks, dinghies, fishing boats, and service areas where small tools can end up overboard.

The range covers two common filling situations: a short rigid spout for more direct access and a long flexible spout for harder-to-reach fills. Both versions include a handle, giving the user better control when topping off fuel, oil, or other compatible fluids in tight onboard spaces.

Key features

• Fine mesh screen helps filter out most foreign matter before fluid enters the tank or container.
• Non-splashing funnel form helps keep filling cleaner around decks, lockers, dock boxes, and engine service areas.
• Lightweight polyethylene body floats, making it easier to recover if dropped near the boat.
• Handle gives a secure grip when pouring from fuel cans or service containers.
• Available with either a short rigid spout or a long flexible spout to suit different fill locations.

Variants

This Attwood Marine filter funnel is offered in two configurations that change the spout length and spout style.

The fine mesh screen, non-splashing function, polyethylene construction, floating body, and handle are consistent across the range.

• 14582-1: Short length with rigid spout. This version suits more open fill points where a direct, controlled pour is easier to manage.
• 14580-1: Long length with flexible spout. This version helps when the fill point is recessed, angled, or partly blocked by deck hardware, lockers, or engine compartment layout.

Use on board

This funnel range is a practical fit for boat owners who regularly refuel portable tanks, top off small engine reservoirs, service auxiliary equipment, or keep basic maintenance tools in a dock box or onboard locker. The screen is especially useful when filling from portable cans where dirt, cap debris, or storage contamination can be a concern.

Care and storage

After use, drain the funnel fully and wipe away any remaining fuel or fluid before storing it. Keep it in a ventilated locker or service kit away from ignition sources, and rinse or clean the mesh screen as needed so flow is not restricted during the next fill.