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ASME B16.34 Carbon Steel A216 WCB Flange Basket Filter
ASME B16.34 Carbon Steel A216 WCB Flange Basket Filter is used for oil or other liquid pipelines to filter the debris in the pipeline, and the filter hole area is greater than 2-3 times the diameter pipe area, which is far more than the filter area of Y and T filters. Filter accuracy in the filter belongs to a filter with the best accuracy, the filter structure is different from other filters, because the shape is like a basket, so the name basket filter.
1. Carbon Steel A216 WCB Flange Basket Filter Product Specification:
● Size:2”-24”
● Pressure Rating: 150LB-2500LB
● Material: A216 WCB/A352 LCB/A217 WC6/A217 WC9/A351 CF8/A351 CF3M/A351 CF3/A351 CF8M etc
● Suitable Temperature: -80ºC~450ºC( Different temperature choose different materials).
● Suitable Medium: Water, Steam, Oil and natural gas etc.
2. Carbon Steel A216 WCB Flange Basket Filter Product Feature:
● CNC machine tool processing, high precision, good sealing .
● With sealing design, it is more safe and convenient to replace packing( Seat seal material could be decided by customer's request or according to valve's medium & temp. condition).
3. Carbon Steel A216 WCB Flange Basket Filter Scope of Application
● chemical, petrochemical production of weakly corrosive materials, such as: water, ammonia, oil, hydrocarbons;
●chemical production of corrosive materials, such as caustic soda, soda ash, concentrated sulfuric acid, carbonic acid, acetic acid, ester acid, etc.;
● low temperature materials in refrigeration, such as liquid methane, liquid ammonia, liquid oxygen and various refrigerants;
● light industrial food, pharmaceutical production of hygiene requirements of the material, such as: beer, beverages, dairy products, food pulp and medical supplies.
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