Strainers have a heavy duty construction to withstand a high suction force and wide openings to trap large debris.

Commonly used with reservoirs and tanks, these strainers filter particles before they enter your system.

The tallest of our suction strainers, these have a large surface area to retain more debris. They are also known as sump strainers.

These strainers are clear so you can monitor debris collecting in the screen.

Remove debris from new pipelines before installing equipment. Sandwich strainers between two flanges with the cone pointing in the direction of flow.

These Y-strainers for low-pressure applications have good corrosion resistance.

Made of CPVC, these lightweight strainers have excellent corrosion resistance and withstand higher temperatures than all of our other plastic Y-strainers.

Small in size, these strainers fit into tight spaces. They are made of lightweight Noryl PPO, which provides excellent corrosion resistance.

Withstands temperatures up to 450° F.

Iron basket strainers offer fair corrosion resistance.

Made of 316 stainless steel, these basket strainers have better corrosion resistance than iron and bronze basket strainers.

These basket strainers are constructed for use with boilers and pressure vessels.

Made of 316 stainless steel, these basket strainers have better corrosion resistance than iron and bronze basket strainers.

Spend less time on maintenance—these strainers have an inverted basket that allows debris to fall into the drain as it collects.

Polyester strainers withstand temperatures up to 120° F.

Made of chemical-resistant plastic, these strainers can withstand exposure to salt solutions and solvents that can corrode metals.

Install these high-capacity T-strainers prior to valves, pumps, and nozzles to protect sensitive equipment.

Well suited for high-flow applications, these strainers have an extra-long housing and screen for greater debris-holding capacity than our other T-strainers.

Add these inline T-strainers to your sanitary process line to trap solid particles during clean-in-place (CIP) cycles. They have quick-clamp sanitary tube connections, also known as tri-clamp connections, for use in dairy, food, and other process lines that require frequent cleaning and disassembly. As the high-pressure cleaning fluid flows through your line, the strainer's screen catches particles larger than 1/8" to prevent damage to pumps, valves, and other downstream components.