Automatic, motorized self-cleaning strainers offering continuous removal of debris while maintaining full-time, uninterrupted flow. Offset inlet/outlet orientation, low pressure losses, and configurable controls allow the unit to adapt to changing process conditions.
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BMB stands for Bottom In, Bottom Out, referring to the inlet and outlet nozzles positioned low on the vessel and in line with each other. The BMB Series combines multiple Size 2 bags in one vessel. Bags are accessed through a swing-bolt cover without ladders or platforms. Model sizes, connection sizes and bag quantities can be selected to suit the process.
The DSL Series combines two single-bag housings in a compact assembly for industrial and commercial filtration. Size 1 and Size 2 configurations are listed, together with side-outlet and bottom-outlet arrangements and removable support baskets.
The DTL Series pairs top-entry single-bag housings for a compact filtration assembly. Liquid enters through the covers and leaves through the bottom outlets. Swing-bolt covers and removable baskets support routine bag changes.
The EBMB is the economical, non-code version of the BMB (Bottom In, Bottom Out) housing, with inlet and outlet nozzles positioned low on the vessel and in line with each other. The E prefix identifies its non-code design. Bags are accessed through a swing-bolt cover without ladders or platforms. Model sizes, connection sizes and bag quantities can be selected to suit the process.
The ELP is the economical, non-code version of the highly configurable LP (Low Profile) multi-bag housing. The E prefix identifies its non-code design. Its layout permits bag removal without ladders or platforms. Side-in/side-out is the standard arrangement, with inline, bottom-outlet and same-side connections also listed in the datasheet.
The ESL Series is an industrial non-code housing for one Size 1 or Size 2 bag. Its side-in/bottom-out configuration combines stainless steel construction with a swing-bolt cover and a removable perforated support basket.
The ETL Series is a non-code single-bag housing offered in carbon steel or stainless steel. It accepts Size 1 or Size 2 baskets, with swing-bolt access, flange or coupling connections and optional accessories for pressure monitoring and bag handling.
The FRP-BMB Series uses fibreglass reinforced plastic for applications such as seawater and brackish water. BMB stands for Bottom In, Bottom Out, referring to the low, inline inlet and outlet nozzles. The swing-bolt cover provides access to the filter bags from above.
The HSL Series adapts the single-bag housing format for higher-pressure duties. It accepts a Size 2 bag and offers ANSI 300 or 600 flanged connections. Sour-service construction and alternative closures are available by specification.
| Type | Series | Description | Datasheet | IOM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic Strainers | 98-Series | Automatic, motorized self-cleaning strainers offering continuous removal of debris while maintaining full-time, uninterrupted flow. Offset inlet/outlet orientation, low pressure losses, and configurable controls allow the unit to adapt to changing process conditions. | ||
| Bag Housings | BMB | BMB stands for Bottom In, Bottom Out, referring to the inlet and outlet nozzles positioned low on the vessel and in line with each other. The BMB Series combines multiple Size 2 bags in one vessel. Bags are accessed through a swing-bolt cover without ladders or platforms. Model sizes, connection sizes and bag quantities can be selected to suit the process. | ||
| Bag Housings | DSL | The DSL Series combines two single-bag housings in a compact assembly for industrial and commercial filtration. Size 1 and Size 2 configurations are listed, together with side-outlet and bottom-outlet arrangements and removable support baskets. | ||
| Bag Housings | DTL | The DTL Series pairs top-entry single-bag housings for a compact filtration assembly. Liquid enters through the covers and leaves through the bottom outlets. Swing-bolt covers and removable baskets support routine bag changes. | ||
| Bag Housings | EBMB | The EBMB is the economical, non-code version of the BMB (Bottom In, Bottom Out) housing, with inlet and outlet nozzles positioned low on the vessel and in line with each other. The E prefix identifies its non-code design. Bags are accessed through a swing-bolt cover without ladders or platforms. Model sizes, connection sizes and bag quantities can be selected to suit the process. | ||
| Bag Housings | ELP | The ELP is the economical, non-code version of the highly configurable LP (Low Profile) multi-bag housing. The E prefix identifies its non-code design. Its layout permits bag removal without ladders or platforms. Side-in/side-out is the standard arrangement, with inline, bottom-outlet and same-side connections also listed in the datasheet. | ||
| Bag Housings | ESL | The ESL Series is an industrial non-code housing for one Size 1 or Size 2 bag. Its side-in/bottom-out configuration combines stainless steel construction with a swing-bolt cover and a removable perforated support basket. | ||
| Bag Housings | ETL | The ETL Series is a non-code single-bag housing offered in carbon steel or stainless steel. It accepts Size 1 or Size 2 baskets, with swing-bolt access, flange or coupling connections and optional accessories for pressure monitoring and bag handling. | ||
| Bag Housings | FRP-BMB | The FRP-BMB Series uses fibreglass reinforced plastic for applications such as seawater and brackish water. BMB stands for Bottom In, Bottom Out, referring to the low, inline inlet and outlet nozzles. The swing-bolt cover provides access to the filter bags from above. | ||
| Bag Housings | HSL | The HSL Series adapts the single-bag housing format for higher-pressure duties. It accepts a Size 2 bag and offers ANSI 300 or 600 flanged connections. Sour-service construction and alternative closures are available by specification. | ||
| Bag Housings | LP | LP stands for Low Profile. The LP Series is an industrial-grade, highly configurable housing with heavy-duty construction that accepts multiple Size 2 filter bags in one vessel. Its layout permits bag removal without ladders or platforms. Side-in/side-out is the standard arrangement, with inline, bottom-outlet and same-side connections also listed in the datasheet. | ||
| Bag Housings | PBFC | The PBFC Series combines an SL single-bag housing and pump on a portable cart. Hard piping connects the pump and housing, while a removable drip tray, outlet ball valve and vent/gauge assembly support a self-contained filtration setup. | ||
| Bag Housings | PSL | The PSL Series groups single-bag housings into a parallel bank. Size 2 bag configurations from two to ten vessels are listed in the datasheet. Ball-valve and butterfly-valve arrangements allow the assembly to be matched to the installation. | ||
| Bag Housings | PTL | The PTL system connects two or more top-entry housings through an integrated manifold. In parallel operation, liquid passes through the vessels simultaneously. In series operation, liquid passes through the vessels sequentially for staged filtration. | ||
| Bag Housings | SL | The SL Series holds one Size 1 or Size 2 filter bag for general industrial service. The standard side-in/bottom-out layout is complemented by side-outlet options. Carbon steel, stainless steel and additional alloy constructions are listed to suit different process requirements. | ||
| Bag Housings | SLDV | The SLDV Series combines two SL single-bag housings in a duplex arrangement. Valve changeover lets one housing remain in service while the other is isolated for bag replacement. Ball-valve and butterfly-valve configurations are listed. | ||
| Bag Housings | TL | The TL Series routes incoming liquid directly through the top cover into the bag. Size 2 (7" x 32") is the standard bag; Size 1 (7" x 16") is also accepted. A bottom outlet, swing-bolt closure and removable support basket provide a straightforward arrangement for industrial bag filtration. | ||
| Bag Housings | TLDV | The TLDV Series combines two TL single-bag housings in a duplex arrangement. Valve changeover lets one housing remain in service while the other is isolated for bag replacement. Ball-valve and butterfly-valve configurations are listed. | ||
| Bag Housings | TW | The TW Series accepts TW bags or Fil-Trek 6 in. outside-diameter Ultra Flow cartridges in a single horizontal vessel. A skid-supported layout and swing-bolt closure provide convenient access for element changes, with flow rates up to 10,000 GPM. | ||
| Bag Housings | TWX | The TWX Series accepts TW bags or Fil-Trek 6 in. outside-diameter Ultra Flow cartridges. The separator plate sits near the hinged cover so operators can reach elements without reaching into the vessel shell. Rear-mounted nozzles simplify piping, and the integrated skid supports a compact installation. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | EAQ | EAQ is a non-code stainless steel housing for commercial and industrial liquid filtration. Five vessel sizes accommodate 5, 9, 12, 19 or 25 cartridges. Universal bottom cups accept double open end and 222 single open end configurations, while the flat bottom and swing bolt closure provide a straightforward service arrangement. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | EGL | EGL is the industrial non-code version of the GL multi-cartridge housing. It uses the GL family’s cartridge arrangement and swing bolt access, with flanged or NPT connections. The shared GL datasheet identifies the E prefix as the non-code design; cartridge ends, seals and vessel materials are selected for the service. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | FRP | FRP uses a vinyl-ester fibreglass vessel body for cartridge filtration in corrosive liquid service. A perforated PVC support post distributes flow along the cartridge, with PVC seating components. The published range runs from small flat-top vessels with through-bolt closures to larger domed vessels with swing bolt access. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | FRPH | FRPH combines a horizontal vinyl-ester fibreglass vessel with a removable cartridge assembly for seawater and other corrosive liquid applications. Perforated PVC support posts help distribute flow along the cartridges. Top in/end out and side in/end out arrangements, saddle legs and headlift options accommodate different installation layouts. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | GL | GL housings provide a vertical vessel for industrial cartridge filtration, with models accommodating double open end cartridges in four standard lengths. Flanged or threaded connections and several nozzle layouts let the housing fit the installation. Single open end arrangements, alternative seals and specialized materials are available to suit the application. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | GLH | GLH places the GL-style cartridge filtration arrangement in a horizontal vessel. The standard top inlet and end outlet can be replaced by a side inlet and end outlet to suit plant piping. Swing bolt access and headlift options support servicing, while cartridge diameter, length and count are selected for the required duty. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | HPI | HPI is designed for sanitary and high-purity cartridge filtration. The housing accepts standard cartridges and offers crevice-free welding where required. SS316 external components, optional electropolishing and a side inlet/bottom outlet layout support a cleanable process installation. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | HT | HT is a multi-cartridge housing for high-temperature process fluids such as heat transfer oils. The ANSI blind flange cover uses through-bolts, while extended inlet and outlet nozzles leave room for protective insulation. The vessel’s pressure class, gasket and filter element must be selected together for the required temperature. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | L | L Series uses a lined vessel to provide cartridge filtration in seawater and other corrosive applications. The range includes split-body and full-body designs, with swing bolt access and double open end or optional single open end cartridge arrangements. Lining, seal and vessel configuration are selected to match the process fluid and operating conditions. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | LH | LH offers the lined cartridge housing arrangement in a horizontal vessel. Carbon steel construction with an application-specific lining provides an option for seawater and other corrosive liquids. The family includes split-body and full-body vessels, with top or side entry, end outlet and headlift options for cartridge servicing. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | LM | LM is a compact non-code housing for one standard cartridge. The polished SS316 body accepts double open end or 222 single open end cartridges in four lengths. Band clamp access and small NPT drain, vent and gauge ports provide a simple arrangement for lower-flow industrial filtration. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | M | M houses one standard 2.5- or 2.75-inch cartridge in a compact industrial vessel. Several connection types and cartridge lengths accommodate different piping arrangements. ASME code construction is available, with pressure and temperature selected for the vessel material, flange class, gasket and application. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | MP | MP provides cartridge filtration for membrane protection in a vertical stainless steel vessel. Multipurpose seat cups accommodate standard double open end or 222 cartridges in 30- or 40-inch lengths. A bead blasted exterior, passivated surfaces and stainless steel bolting and davit are part of the published arrangement. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | MPH | MPH arranges membrane protection cartridges horizontally and includes a removable internal cartridge support plate. Standard DOE and 222 cartridges seat in multipurpose cups. The stainless steel vessel is bead blasted and passivated, with top or side inlet arrangements and end outlet connections to suit the installation. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | MSO | MSO is an industrial multi-cartridge housing for medium-flow duties. Standard double open end cartridges are arranged in a vertical vessel with side entry and bottom exit. Smaller models use a hinged flat-top cover, while larger models use a domed cover and mechanical davit; reverse-flow modifications are available. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | PF | PF is the Purifier 430 housing family for solid particulate filtration. It accepts Purifier 430 cartridges and comparable 4.25-inch diameter, 40-inch elements. A removable perforated stainless steel support tube threads into a welded seating cup. Vertical and horizontal configurations and application-specific pressure designs are available. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | UPW | UPW is a high-purity housing for ultra-pure water filtration, built in SS316 with virgin PFA lining. Direct cartridge seating, electropolished rods and Teflon-coated nuts form a crevice-free internal arrangement. The series accommodates 30- or 40-inch cartridges with several end configurations and a choice of nozzle layouts. | ||
| Cartridge Housings | VC | VC holds CC Series carbon canisters for purification of liquids such as amine, glycol and lube oil. Single-stack and double-stack arrangements provide a range of canister capacities. Swing bolt access, mechanical or hydraulic headlift options and an optional external removal jib assist with canister servicing. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 90-Series | The 90 Series uses an inline connection layout and a removable basket to strain process fluids. Flat and domed bottom versions are available with swing-bolt or through-bolt closures. A single basket is standard, with multiple-basket designs available when sizing and handling requirements call for them. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 91-Series | The 91 Series uses a offset connection layout and a removable basket to strain process fluids. Flat and domed bottom versions are available with swing-bolt or through-bolt closures. A single basket is standard, with multiple-basket designs available when sizing and handling requirements call for them. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 92-Series | The 92 Series uses a same-side connection layout and a removable basket to strain process fluids. Flat and domed bottom versions are available with swing-bolt or through-bolt closures. A single basket is standard, with multiple-basket designs available when sizing and handling requirements call for them. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 93-Series | The 93 Series pairs two strainer housings with isolation valves so flow can be directed through one side while the other is taken out of service for maintenance. The standard arrangement uses two single baskets and four individually operated isolation valves. Offset, manifold and inline elbow layouts provide options for integrating the duplex unit into the process. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 94-95-Series | The 94/95 Series provides Y-type straining in two fabricated body styles: the 94 Series pipe design and the 95 Series elbow design. Both are offered with swing-bolt or through-bolt closures and flanged or butt-weld connections. Perforated baskets and mesh lining options allow the retained particle size to be selected for the process. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 96-Series | The 96 Series uses a fabricated T-body with inline, top-to-side or side-to-top flow arrangements. Swing-bolt and through-bolt closure styles are available, together with flanged and butt-weld connections. Standard internals are stainless steel, and the screen and housing materials can be selected for the process. | ||
| Fabricated Strainers | 97-Series | The 97 Series protects downstream filtration equipment, valves and other mechanical equipment during pipeline startup or low-solids service. Cone, basket and plate designs are available for vertical or horizontal pipelines and bidirectional flow. Handles assist removal, while the screen opening and open area ratio can be selected for the application. | ||
| Filtration Systems | PFS | A single skid-mounted system integrating a centrifugal pump and filter housing. Factory assembled and tested for turn-key installation, available with an LP Series multi-bag filter or a 98 Series automatic strainer. | ||
| Gas Housings | 70H | The 70H Series removes solid contaminants from natural gas using single or multiple filter elements. The horizontal vessel accepts TG and HDG Series gas particulate filter elements, with closures, materials and connections selected for the required gas service. | ||
| Gas Housings | 70V | The 70V Series removes solid contaminants from natural gas using single or multiple filter elements. The vertical vessel accepts TG and HDG Series gas particulate filter elements, with closures, materials and connections selected for the required gas service. | ||
| Gas Housings | 77V | The 77V Series moves gas upward through the elements from inside to outside. Coalesced liquid drains from the vessel while clean gas leaves the housing. The standard arrangement accepts single or multiple 336 elements, with other sizes available. | ||
| Gas Housings | DGF | The DGF Series uses one element or two stacked elements to remove foreign material from commercial and industrial gas lines. Filter diameters and vessel connection sizes vary by model, with flanged or butt-weld connections and several cover-lifting options. | ||
| High Flow Housings | 700H | The 700H Series places 40- or 60-inch 700 Series cartridges in a horizontal vessel with end access. A removable filter support assembly assists element handling, and either a top or side inlet can feed the end outlet. The published model range covers one to 37 cartridges. | ||
| High Flow Housings | 700V | The 700V Series houses 40- or 60-inch 700 Series cartridges in a vertical vessel. It offers swing-bolt access and several side, inline or bottom outlet arrangements. The published flow table spans one to 37 elements, with carbon steel and stainless steel construction choices. | ||
| High Flow Housings | HF | The HF Series combines multiple High Flow cartridges in a vertical housing. Its swing-bolt closure gives access for cartridge changes, and side, inline or bottom outlet layouts help match the process piping. The published 40-inch model table covers one to 37 elements, allowing vessel capacity to scale with the required flow. | ||
| High Flow Housings | HFH | The HFH Series arranges 40- or 60-inch High Flow cartridges horizontally, with end access and a removable filter support assembly. A top-in/end-out layout is standard, and a side-in/end-out layout is available. The vessel can be specified in carbon steel, stainless steel or other published alloy options to suit the process. | ||
| High Flow Housings | HFS | The HFS Series provides High Flow filtration around a single 40- or 60-inch HF cartridge. The housing offers swing-bolt access, separate clean and dirty drain ports, and several inlet/outlet arrangements. Carbon steel, 304 stainless steel and 316 stainless steel are listed, with other alloys available for specific applications. | ||
| High Flow Housings | MFH | The MFH Series holds 40- or 60-inch Mega Flo cartridges horizontally with a removable filter support assembly. The standard top-in/end-out layout and optional side-in/end-out layout give flexibility in connecting the housing. Swing-bolt access and available cover-handling aids support cartridge changes. | ||
| High Flow Housings | MFV | The MFV Series arranges Mega Flo cartridges in a vertical vessel with swing-bolt access. Its side-in/side-out layout can be adapted to inline, bottom-out or same-side piping. The compatible MG Series cartridges and the available housing sizes allow the system to be selected for the filtration duty. | ||
| High Flow Housings | MX | The MX Series uses 7.75-inch OD by 30.75-inch Max Flow cartridges in a side-in/side-out housing. Its multi-element layout is designed to distribute flow across the filters, while a swing-bolt closure and davit arrangements support element changes. The published MX models range from one to 16 cartridges in 304 or 316 stainless steel. | ||
| High Flow Housings | TW | The TW Series accepts TW bags or Fil-Trek 6 in. outside-diameter Ultra Flow cartridges in a single horizontal vessel. A skid-supported layout and swing-bolt closure provide convenient access for element changes, with flow rates up to 10,000 GPM. | ||
| High Flow Housings | TWX | The TWX Series accepts TW bags or Fil-Trek 6 in. outside-diameter Ultra Flow cartridges. The separator plate sits near the hinged cover so operators can reach elements without reaching into the vessel shell. Rear-mounted nozzles simplify piping, and the integrated skid supports a compact installation. | ||
| High Flow Housings | UF | The UF Series brings multiple Ultra Flow cartridges into a vertical vessel for high throughput in a compact footprint. Tool-free removable baskets simplify element changes, while side or bottom outlet arrangements let the vessel suit different piping layouts. Carbon steel and stainless steel designs are offered, with other construction materials and accessories available for the process. | ||
| High Flow Housings | UFH | The UFH Series holds multiple Ultra Flow cartridges in a horizontal vessel. Its removable baskets support straightforward element changes, and the standard top-in/end-out layout can be changed to side-in/end-out to suit the installation. The datasheet describes flow capability up to 9,000 GPM; final sizing depends on cartridge length and the process fluid. | ||
| High Flow Housings | UFS | The UFS Series provides Ultra Flow filtration in a single-round vessel. It accepts one 20-, 40- or 60-inch cartridge and uses a swing-bolt closure for access during element changes. Vertical and sloped versions, alternative piping arrangements and several seal materials allow the housing to be specified for the application. | ||
| Oil & Fuel Housings | EGL | EGL is the industrial non-code version of the GL multi-cartridge housing. It uses the GL family’s cartridge arrangement and swing bolt access, with flanged or NPT connections. The shared GL datasheet identifies the E prefix as the non-code design; cartridge ends, seals and vessel materials are selected for the service. | ||
| Oil & Fuel Housings | GL | GL housings provide a vertical vessel for industrial cartridge filtration, with models accommodating double open end cartridges in four standard lengths. Flanged or threaded connections and several nozzle layouts let the housing fit the installation. Single open end arrangements, alternative seals and specialized materials are available to suit the application. | ||
| Oil & Fuel Housings | GLH | GLH places the GL-style cartridge filtration arrangement in a horizontal vessel. The standard top inlet and end outlet can be replaced by a side inlet and end outlet to suit plant piping. Swing bolt access and headlift options support servicing, while cartridge diameter, length and count are selected for the required duty. | ||
| Oil & Fuel Housings | VF | VF is a multi-round oil filter vessel that accommodates several oil-element families and stack arrangements. Swing bolt access, stainless steel bolting and a davit support element change-out. In-line, offset side-entry and same-side connections, plus different element support arrangements, allow the vessel to be configured around the process. | ||
| Oil & Fuel Housings | VV | VV uses RSC Series separator elements and RCC Series coalescing elements to remove water from hydrocarbon fuels. The vertical vessel uses bottom inlet and outlet connections, with element quantities and lengths selected for the liquid and required flow. The datasheet describes jet fuel, kerosene, diesel and gasoline applications. | ||
| Rental Housings | 002004-00774 | Duplex multi-bag filtration system for continuous service with isolation and DP monitoring | ||
| Rental Housings | 002022-00010 | Duplex single-bag filter for portable liquid service with lifting, isolation/bleed, vent, drains, and gauge | ||
| Rental Housings | 003011-00018 | Self-cleaning strainer rental with automated purge and touchscreen control | ||
| Rental Housings | 003011-00051 | Self-cleaning strainer rental with automated purge and touchscreen control | ||
| Rental Housings | 003011-00075 | Duplex skid-mounted self-cleaning automatic strainer with automated purge and touchscreen controls | ||
| Rental Housings | V8190 | Duplex multi-bag filter for continuous service with isolation/changeover, gauges, vents, drains, and relief | ||
| Steam Traps | FT | Float & thermostatic with air vent. Modulating discharge for coils and heat exchangers | ||
| Steam Traps | FTHC | High-capacity float & thermostatic for heavy condensate. Large heat exchangers | ||
| Steam Traps | FTHP | High-pressure float & thermostatic for autoclaves, sterilizers, and steam systems | ||
| Steam Traps | IB | Inverted bucket traps for cyclic condensate. Freeze and water-hammer resistant | ||
| Steam Traps | TD | Disc-type thermodynamic traps for high-pressure steam. Compact, durable, tight shutoff | ||
| Steam Traps | TDHC | High-capacity thermodynamic traps for demanding steam application | ||
| Transfer Valves | TV | Multi-port valve that directs fluid flow between multiple pipes using a single actuated device. Consolidates multiple valves into one unit, reducing connections, saving space, and ensuring only one flow path is active at a time to eliminate the risk of cross-flow. |
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