This combination is very often used in municipal water treatment, where a third activated charcoal filter may be added to remove chemicals. Note that the centrifugal filter selection must be carefully matched against the system GPM or the filter will not work correctly. Always consult the manufacturer's sizing guidelines when designing a centrifugal filtration system for your irrigation system. There is no fixed answer. Your budget, water quality, and availability of the filter and parts must all be considered.
Screen filters are generally the least expensive.
If you have a city water supply with nothing more than a periodic grain of sand or flake of rust in it, a screen filter will be fine in most cases. Sometimes a combination of more than one type of filter will be needed. Well Screen Filter, Centrifugal Filter, or Disk Filter. River or Creek Disk Filter, Media Filter and Screen Filter, Centrifugal and Media Filter. Pond or Lake Disk Filter, Media Filter and Screen Filter, Centrifugal and Media Filter.