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Applications |
Automotive |
Biodiesel |
Dairy Industry |
Industrial Wastewater |
Food Processing Industry |
Iron Removal |
Latex Removal |
Metals Treatment |
Mining Industry |
Municipal Wastewater |
Odor Control |
Petrochemical Industry |
Poultry Industry |
Products |
Activated Carbon |
Bag Filtration |
Biological Treatment |
Chemicals (Specialty) |
Clarifiers |
Controls |
Dissolved Air Flotation |
Dewatering |
Evaporators |
Membrane Filtration |
Microbial Bacteria |
Oil/Water Separators |
Ozone |
Pressure Filtration |
Screens |
Separators/Strainers |
Tanks |
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The self-cleaning suction strainer is designed to protect pumps from becoming clogged by debris, trash and solid dirt. It is connected to the pump intake and submerged in the water source (river, lake, stream or other source).
Operation Basics
As the water being pumped flows through the strainer, all the debris is trapped on the screen, protecting the pump from clogging or damage, resulting in increased pump efficiency and reduced maintenance costs.
The screen is kept clean by the continuously rotating jets (using pump pressure through the return line), that sweep away the debris from the screen.
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Suction Strainer (SS) Series Models / Specifications |
SS-18104 |
4 |
100 |
80 |
352 |
100 |
440 |
SS-18106 |
6 |
150 |
180 |
792 |
230 |
1012 |
SS-18108 |
8 |
200 |
300 |
1320 |
380 |
1673 |
SS-1110 |
10 |
250 |
420 |
1849 |
550 |
2421 |
SS-1112 |
12 |
300 |
600 |
2641 |
750 |
3302 |
SS-18114 |
14 |
350 |
800 |
3522 |
1000 |
4402 |
SS-18116 |
16 |
400 |
1000 |
4402 |
1200 |
5283 |
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Standard Installation example shown below
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