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HDPE Basket Strainer

The HDPE Basket Strainer is a robust, corrosion-resistant filtration device designed to capture and remove large debris and particulates from industrial fluid systems. Made from High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), this basket-type strainer is suitable for aggressive and abrasive fluids, offering excellent chemical resistance and long service life. Its large-capacity basket design allows for effective filtration in high-flow systems while minimizing pressure drop. The strainer protects downstream equipment—such as pumps, valves, and instrumentation—by preventing clogging and mechanical damage, making it an essential component in process pipelines across a range of industries.

Key Features of HDPE Basket Strainer

High Chemical and Corrosion Resistance: Ideal for acids, alkalis, and chemically aggressive fluids.
Durable HDPE Construction: Withstands impact, pressure, and exposure
to harsh environments.
Large Filtration Area: Provides higher dirt-holding capacity and reduced maintenance intervals.
Removable Basket Element: Easy to clean, inspect, and replace, ensuring minimal downtime.
Lightweight and Non-Metallic: Simple to install and handle compared to metallic strainers.
UV and Weather Resistant: Suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.
Leak-Free Sealing: Precision-machined sealing surfaces ensure secure operation under pressure.

Technical Information

Parameter Details
Body Material
HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene)
Basket Material
HDPE or Stainless Steel 316 (optional)
Filtration Rating
1 mm to 6 mm standard perforations (custom on request)
Working Pressure
Up to 6 bar (87 psi) at 20°C
Temperature Range
-10°C to +60°C
End Connection Types
Flanged (DIN/ANSI), Threaded, or Butt Weld Ends
Size Range
DN25 (1”) to DN300 (12”)
Installation Orientation
Vertical preferred (top removal)
Compliance Standards
ASTM D3350, ISO 4427, DIN Standards
Typical Applications
Chemical Plants, Water Treatment, Mining, Pulp & Paper, Wastewater, Irrigation Systems, Desalination Plants