Hot New Products High Pressure Y Strainer - Y Strainer ASME CLASS 150~2500 – Nortech
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Y Strainer is designed to mechanically remove solids and other particles from fluids. They are an essential component in numerous fluid control applications to ensure no down-stream component is affected by particles within the fluid.
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What is the Y Strainer used for?
Y Strainer are typically used in applications where the amount of solids to be removed is small, and where frequent clean-out is not required. They are most often installed in gaseous services such as steam, air, nitrogen, natural gas, etc. The compact, cylindrical shape of the Y-strainer is very strong and can readily accommodate the high pressures that are common in this type of service. Pressures up to 6000 psi are not unusual. When steam is being handled, high temperature can be an additional complicating factor.
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Our workforce through professional training. Skilled professional knowledge, solid sense of service, to fulfill the services demands of consumers for Hot New Products High Pressure Y Strainer - Y Strainer ASME CLASS 150~2500 – Nortech, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: New Orleans, Egypt, Algeria, As an experienced factory we also accept customized order and make it same as your picture or sample specifying specification and customer design packing. The main goal of the company is to live a satisfactory memory to all the customers,and establish a long term win-win business relationship. For more information,please contact us. And it's our great pleasure if you like to have a personally meeting in our office.
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