Strainer

Material Options & Operating Temperature Ranges :

Strainers are fabricated using materials selected based on process fluid, temperature, pressure, and chemical compatibility.

• PP (Polypropylene Copolymer) : Used for general-purpose filtration of mildly corrosive fluids. Suitable for ambient to moderate temperatures up to 80–90°C.

• PPH (Polypropylene Homopolymer) : Offers higher rigidity and chemical resistance. Commonly used in chemical process strainers operating up to 90–100°C.

• PVDF (Polyvinylidene Fluoride) : Preferred for highly corrosive chemicals and aggressive fluids. Provides stable performance up to 120–150°C, depending on design.

• HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) : Used for low-pressure filtration and moisture-rich applications. Suitable for ambient temperature operation up to 60–70°C.

• PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) : Applied in low-temperature filtration systems. Performs reliably up to 60°C.

• FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastic) : Provides additional structural strength and corrosion resistance. Suitable for ambient to moderate temperatures, depending on resin system.

• PP–FRP Lined Construction : Combines polypropylene’s chemical resistance with FRP’s structural strength. Used for medium-duty filtration applications.

• HDPE–FRP Lined Construction : Provides abrasion resistance with enhanced stiffness. Suitable for ambient temperature service.

• MS–FRP Lined Construction : Used where higher mechanical strength is required. Mild steel provides support, while FRP lining protects against corrosion in ambient service conditions.

What Makes Our Strainers Different :

• Fabricated from corrosion-resistant thermoplastic and composite materials.

• Designed to handle continuous filtration duty.

• Smooth internal surfaces to reduce fouling.

• Easy-to-clean and maintain construction.

• Custom designs based on flow rate and particle size.

Key Advantages :

• Protects downstream equipment from damage.

• Excellent resistance to chemical corrosion.

• Long service life with minimal maintenance.

• Reduced system downtime.

• Flexible material selection for different process fluids.

Applications & Industries :

• Chemical Processing Plants : Filtration of process fluids.

• Water & Wastewater Treatment : Removal of suspended solids.

• Industrial Utilities : Protection of pumps and valves.

• Pharmaceutical & Specialty Chemicals : Process fluid filtration.