Häger GmbH & Co. KG ANSI-Strainer Valves
Fluids and gases flowing through the pipelines can cause contamination. This is prevented by the strainer, which acts like a filter. It ensures that the pipes and valves do not become fouled. The mesh size is adjusted to the size of the particles to be filtered.
The most important characteristics of strainer valves
Strainers act as filters in pipelines and reliably protect valves from contamination, with the mesh size adapted to the particle size. They are easy to clean or replace, are typically made of stainless steel, and can be equipped with a heavy-duty hook for larger nominal sizes.
Effective protection against contamination
Strainers reliably filter solids from fluids and gases, protecting pipelines and valves from contamination and ensuring smooth plant operation.
Easy cleaning and maintenance
Thanks to the removable cover, the filter element (screen) can be quickly removed, cleaned, or replaced – optionally with directly orderable replacement filters and a recommended gasket change after pressure release.
Robust design and flexible features
The filter element is standardly made of stainless steel but is also available in other materials and can be equipped with a heavy-duty lifting hook for easy installation on larger nominal sizes.
Y-Type Strainer Dirt Catcher
Datasheets
Size: 1/2” to 8” (larger nominal sizes also available)
LBS: 150, 300, 600
Body materials: 1.0619, A216 WCB, 1.4408, 1.4306, 1.4404, 1.1138, 1.4308, 1.5419, 1.7357, 1.7379, CF8M, CF3M, CF3, WC1, WC6, WC9, LCB, LCC
Description of our Strainer Valves:
Face-to-face dimensions according to ASME B16.5. The strainer is ideal for capturing foreign particles in the pipeline. The filter (screen) can be removed from the top. Filters are also available in various mesh sizes to meet every customer requirement. Valves come with a declaration of conformity and CE marking according to DGRL 97/23/EC. Connection options include flanged ends (ASME B16.5) and butt-weld ends (BW) per ASME B16.25.
- Disassembly and cleaning of the valve
- Inspection for wear and damage
- Procurement of spare parts
- Machining of sealing surfaces (seat/plug)
- Replacement of all seals
- Pressure and leakage testing
- Renewal of corrosion protection
- Painting work
