Y-Strainer

Y-strainer is a pipe filter that removes solid debris from flowing media.  It sits upstream of equipment like pumps, pressure valves, and steam traps to catch rust, sand, weld slag, or other particles before they cause wear or blockages.
Specific Applications
You’ll find Y-strainers in oil and gas pipelines, chemical plants, power stations, pharmaceutical lines, food and beverage production, and municipal water systems. They handle media ranging from water, ammonia, and hydrocarbons to caustic soda, liquid methane, and even beer or dairy products.
Key Features
Efficient Y‑Pattern Debris Removal – As a Y-strainer, the Y‑shaped body collects solids while media flows straight through. Designed as a pipeline Y-type strainer to protect pumps, pressure valves, and steam traps from rust, sand, weld slag, and particles.
Industrial‑Grade Filtration – Double‑layer stainless steel mesh with an open area 3–4× the pipe cross‑section. Mesh: 18–30 for water, 40–100 for air, 100–480 for oil. Our industrial Y strainers handle oil/gas pipelines, chemical plants, power stations, pharmaceuticals, food/beverage, and municipal water.
Wide Operating Range – PN1.6–32.0 MPa, -80°C to 450°C. Housing in carbon steel, SS304, or SS316L. Seals: PTFE, NBR, or oil‑resistant asbestos. Suitable for water, ammonia, hydrocarbons, caustic soda, liquid methane, and even beer/dairy.
Heavy‑Duty & Customizable – Custom mesh ratings for special fluids. Alternative body/seal materials for corrosive or high‑temp conditions. Blowdown ports or backwash designs available. End connections: flanged, threaded, or welded to DIN, ANSI, JIS, or BS. Sizes beyond standard inventory on request.
Quality Certification
We hold ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certifications, plus a special equipment production license (TS). Our products are made to API, ANSI, JIS, ISO, BS, JB, and GB standards. This covers material checks, non‑destructive testing, precise measurements, and valve strength/sealing performance.
Custom Manufacturing Services
You send us a drawing or sample, and we review the requirements. Then we confirm the drawing and give you a quote — faster if you provide a 3D model. After order confirmation, we schedule batch production.