TWS Flanged Y Magnet Strainer

Description:

TWS Flanged Y Magnet Strainer with Magnetic rod for magnetic metal particles segregation.

Quantity of magnet set:
DN50~DN100 with one magnet set;
DN125~DN200 with two magnet sets;
DN250~DN300 with three magnet sets;

Dimensions:

Feature:

Unlike other types of strainers, a Y-Strainer has the advantage of being able to be installed in either a horizontal or vertical position. Obviously, in both cases, the screening element must be on the “down side” of the strainer body so that the entrapped material can properly collect in it.

Sizing Your Mesh Filter for a Y strainer

Of course, the Y strainer wouldn’t be able to do its job without the mesh filter that is properly sized. To find the strainer that’s perfect for your project or job, it’s important to understand the basics of mesh and screen sizing. There are two terms used to describe the size of the openings in the strainer through which debris passes. One is micron and the other is mesh size. Though these are two different measurements, they describe the same thing.

What is a Micron?
Standing for micrometer, a micron is a unit of length that’s used to measure tiny particles. For scale, a micrometer is one thousandth of a millimeter or about one 25-thousandths of an inch.

What is Mesh Size?
A strainer’s mesh size indicates how many openings there are in the mesh across one linear inch. Screens are labeled by this size, so a 14-mesh screen means you’ll find 14 openings across one inch. So, a 140-mesh screen means that there are 140 openings per inch. The more openings per inch, the smaller the particles that can pass through. The ratings can range from a size 3 mesh screen with 6,730 microns to a size 400 mesh screen with 37 microns.