56 inch 6 ton weight strainer

> What It Is A strainer is an industrial pipeline device that filters out solid particles (like rust, scale, debris) from fluid flowing through a pipe. A 56 inch strainer refers to its nominal pipe size (DN ~1400 mm) — a very large unit used in high-flow industrial systems. At approximately 6 tons, this is a heavy-duty strainer built for large diameter pipelines and demanding applications. FBE Coating (Internal + External) FBE (Fusion Bonded Epoxy) is a thermoset epoxy coating that is electrostatically applied as a powder and fused to the steel at high temperature, forming a tough, corrosion-resistant bond. When applied both inside and outside the body of the strainer, it provides: 1) Excellent corrosion protection against water, chemicals, moisture, and soil. 2) Abrasion resistance to prolong service life. 3) Smooth coated surfaces that reduce fouling and improve flow performance. Construction & Features 1) Body Material: Typically, carbon steel or ductile iron for structural strength. 2) Internal Mesh/Filter Element: Often stainless steel (e.g., SS304/SS316) perforated or woven screen to capture solids. 3) Flanged Ends: Standard flanges for bolting into a large diameter pipeline. 4) Large Chamber: Designed with a basket or screen housing that holds debris without causing significant pressure drop. 5) Heavy Weight (~6 tons): Indicates robust construction for high pressure classes and industrial use. Common Industries 1) Water/wastewater & municipal treatment 2) Petrochemical & chemical process plants 3) Power generation 4) Oil & gas transmission 5) Large industrial HVAC systems