Commonly used in high-flow industrial processes, these basket strainers hold more debris than all of our other strainers. Install them prior to valves, pumps, and nozzles in your pipeline to protect sensitive equipment. Strainers should be used in noncorrosive environments. They have a threaded drain with a plug for easy cleaning.

Strainers with flanged pipe connections allow for easy access to your pipeline; bolt them to a flange with the same pipe size.

Strainers with mounting brackets mount to the floor for stability.

To Order: For strainers with a choice between basket mesh size and opening size, select a mesh size for a mesh basket or an opening size for a perforated basket.

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No need to shut down your operation to service your strainer—these have two baskets so you can divert flow to one basket while you work on the other. Turn the valve handle to direct flow. Commonly used in high-flow industrial processes, basket strainers hold more debris all of our other strainers. Install them in your pipeline to prevent particles from damaging sensitive equipment. Strainers should be used in noncorrosive environments. They have a threaded drain with a plug for easy cleaning. Mounting brackets on the bottom allow you to bolt strainers to the floor for stability.

Strainers with flanged pipe connections allow for easy access to your pipeline; bolt them to a flange with the same pipe size.

For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Also known as thermostatic steam traps, these vent cool air and condensate to increase energy efficiency in your steam lines. The vent on these steam traps is normally open, allowing condensate and air to flow out. The vent closes immediately when steam enters to prevent energy loss. Use them with heat exchangers, air-heating coils, and drip stations in steam lines.

Style A has an inlet and an outlet on each side to connect inline or parallel steam and condensate lines.

Style B has an inlet and an outlet on the same side to connect parallel steam and condensate lines.

Style C has an inlet and outlet on opposite sides to connect inline steam and condensate lines.

Also known as inverted-bucket steam traps, these provide near-continuous discharge to accommodate high condensate levels. They are normally open to release condensate from steam lines and close immediately when steam enters to prevent energy loss.

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