Stainless Steel Filter M24 Strainer Nozzle With Threads Coupling

Stainless steel wedge wire screen filter nozzle with threads coupling is composed of V-profile wire stainless steel which is spirally wrapped in certain equal slot. To maintain the slot size around inside and add extra strength are mounted. It has each cover for both ends of nozzle. Each wire and rod are made by spot welding, and fitting pipe is adjusted according to the thickness of set bottom plate. Nozzle is completed by welding fitting pipe to a cover of down end after setting screw according to the type of nut.

• Type 316L stainless steel construction
• Continuous slot design provides large circulation area
• Standard nozzle are 2in/51mm diameter and can be attached to the plate either with threaded end fittings or "L" bolts
• Standard slot opening typically ranges between 0.006"(0.15mm) and 0.020in./0.50mm wide suitable for 40 to 50 mesh size media
• Wedge wire screen is highly resistant to plugging
• Choice of either 3/4" NPT or 1" NPT fittings available from stock
• Unaffected by temperature, corrosion resistant, aging resistant, long life span, easy change, safety and environmentally friendly

We can customize products according to your specifications:

• Material: Stainless steel 304, 316L, 321, Hastelloy B, C and other materials
• Gap: 0.2-0.25mm, or according to customer needs
• Type: Female thread, male thread, no thread, long handle, single velocity, double velocity etc.
• Length: 50mm, 100mm, 130mm, 150mm, or custom lengths

Stainless steel water cap is widely used in power plants, petroleum, chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries for water treatment equipment. It serves as a key component for water distribution and water devices, suitable for ion exchange, ion exchange resin, and various forms of water treatment equipment including mechanical filtration equipment, zwitterion exchange resin, floating bed, double room bed, mixing bed and gravity filter.

• By courier: 5-7 workdays
• By air: 7-10 workdays at appointed airport
• By sea: 30-35 days at appointed port