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RF Flanged Stainless Steel Y-Type Strainer
1. RF Flanged Stainless Steel Y-Type Strainer Quick Detail:
1. Size: DN15-DN600(1/2''-24'')
2. Pressure Rating: PN16~PN160/150LB-2500LB/10K~60K)
3. Material: A351CF8M/CF8/CF3/CF3M,A216WCB,A217 WC6 ,A352 LCB/LCC,A105,F304,F316,F51/F53,F11,F2,C3,C95800
4. Suitable Temperature: 425ºC( Different temperature choose different materials).
5. Suitable Medium: Water, Steam, Oil and natural gas etc.
2. RF Flanged Stainless Steel Y-Type Strainer Description:
1. Pressure-Temperature ratings: DIN 2401
2. Face to Face: DIN3202、F1EN 558-11 serial
3. Flanged ends dimension: EN 1092-1、DIN2545 PN40
4. Butt-welded ends dimension: DIN 3239
5. Test and Inspection Standards: ISO5208、DIN3230
6. Y type strainer filters are made of stainless steel materials such as 304 and 316, which have the characteristics of strong corrosion resistance and long service life.
7. Y type strainer filter mesh number, such as 10 to 120 meshes are available (can be customized according to user requirements)
8. CNC machine tool processing, high precision, good sealing .
9. Strong anti-fouling performance, convenient sewage discharge; large circulation area, small pressure loss; simple structure, small volume and light weight.
3. RF Flanged Stainless Steel Y-Type Strainer Applications:
Stainless Steel A351CF8 PN16 Flange Type Y-Strainer is widely used in steam, air, water, natural gas, oil and other media; it protects various equipment, pumps, valves, etc. of the pipeline system from congestion caused by impurities such as pipelines, rust, welding slag, etc. damage.
J-VALVES Note: All the data should be confirmed with the approved drawings of manufacturer.
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Q2: Is the requirement for MOQ?
A2: For some small size, like 2''-48''(DN50-DN1200), it request the MOQ is 50pcs for each size. Generally speaking, it depends on your order.
Q3: How about the warranty?
A3: The warranty time is 18 months after leaving our factory. We can repair or change because of the quality problems.
Q4: Payment
A4: Mainly T/T, Western Union & PayPal are applicable for us. Payment Term: 30% prepayment, 70% balance paid before shipping or against copy of BL.
Q5: Can you manufacture different standards valves according to customer requirements?
A5: Yes. We can manufacture API,DIN,GOST,JIS standards for different pressure & temperature & size according to different needs.
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