Newark Wire Cloth has been Designing and Fabricating Strainers of various configurations for over a century. Our Engineers have designed Strainers and Components including Aerospace, Antibiotics and Zinc processing.
We welcome the opportunity of assisting with your project.
Conical Strainer are designed to suit process requirements and are fabricated of Wire Mesh, Perforated and Wedge Wire in a variety ofFlange and Connection types.
Newark Wire Cloth Conical Strainers are available with retentions to 10 Microns in all the common Stainless Steel and most Nickel and exotic alloys.
Standard Temporary Conical Line Strainers are available in Perforated or Mesh or Wedge Wire or in combination to support plant startup. Units designed to fit 150 and 300 lb. flanges and are available with or without bolt holes to suit customer configuration.
Temporary Conical Line Strainers
Available in 304 SS, 316 SS, and other alloys.
Pipe spool sections available.
STYLE “A”
Perforated
STYLE “B”
Wire Cloth
STYLE “C”
Wire Cloth Inside
Perforated Outside
STYLE “D”
Wire Cloth Outside
Perforated Inside
*Perforated standard is 1/8” on 3/16” staggered centers. Other patterns also available.
Flat Plate Line Strainers are available in Perforated, Mesh or Wedge Wire or in combination as process dictates. Units designed to fit 150 and 300 lb. flanges and are available with or without bolt holes to suit customer configuration.
*Perforated standard is 1/8” on 3/16” staggered centers
Other patterns also available.
Newark Wire Cloth fabricates a multitude of Screens and Strainers for the Aerospace Industry.
We are proud that some of our products are presently operating on the Space Station.
Various configurations and methods of construction and fabrication are available to suit customer needs.
These fabricating capabilities combined with our engineering can produce quality products to satisfy the most demanding requirements.
Newark Wire Engineers can assist in the design of Specialty Filtration Basket Strainers for various process requirements
Please use these charts as reference for micron retention and flow rates through wire cloth and strainers.
