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Pipe Size

For Use With

Hydraulic Fluid

Maximum Pressure

Less than 250 psi

250 psi to 499 psi

3,000 psi or greater

Fitting Connection

Attribute

Material

Ferrite Ceramic

Stainless Steel

Shape

Strainer Type

Maximum Temperature

100° F to 199° F

200° F to 249° F

250° F to 499° F

500° F or greater

Gender

Connects To

Height

Condensate Capacity

Thread Type

UN/UNF (SAE Straight)

RoHS

Compliant with Exemptions

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

REACH

DFARS Specialty Metals

For Reducing

Maximum Pressure @ Temperature

150 psi @ 70° F

200 psi @ 70° F

400 psi @ 70° F

150 psi @ 72° F

200 psi @ 100° F

600 psi @ 100° F

Pipeline Orientation

Maximum Flow Rate @ Pressure

100 scfm @ 150 psi

145 scfm @ 150 psi

180 scfm @ 150 psi

190 scfm @ 150 psi

300 scfm @ 150 psi

330 scfm @ 150 psi

425 scfm @ 150 psi

440 scfm @ 150 psi

700 scfm @ 150 psi

770 scfm @ 150 psi

1,350 scfm @ 150 psi

Screen Construction

Screen Mesh Size

Performance

Maximum Steam Pressure @ Temperature

150 psi @ 350° F

250 psi @ 400° F

125 psi @ 450° F

450 psi @ 650° F

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Fluid Handling

Steam Traps

Extract condensation from lines without losing any steam

Strainers

Install next to valves and pumps to catch debris in your line

Liquid Separators

Liquid Separators

Withdraw moisture and particles from air lines

Filter Housings

Filter Housings

Use with filter cartridges to remove particles from liquid

Inline Filters

Remove small particles from lines

Pipe Traps

Create a seal that prevents the backflow of gas

Float Valves

Open or close a pipe connection when liquids in a container reach a set level; also known as ballcocks

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