Screen irrigation filter FL

stainless steelplasticPVC

The STF FL manual L screen filter is an efficient solution for agricultural and industrial systems. It offers a large filtration surface, low pressure loss, and an option for automated cleaning. - Manual: Manual cleaning of the filter element, with the possibility of automation according to system needs. - In-line: L-shaped design for horizontal in-line installation, ideal for integration into existing systems. The STF Filters L screen filter provides a robust and efficient solution for agricultural and industrial applications requiring system protection through particle filtration. It operates by physical retention using a stainless steel screen supported by a PVC or stainless steel structure, ensuring high durability. Cleaning is manual but can be automated according to operational needs. Thanks to its large filtration surface, it offers excellent performance with low pressure loss, allowing high flow rates without compromising system efficiency. The L design allows for horizontal in-line installation, adapting to different network configurations. Available with diameters from DN-50 (2") to DN-300 (12"), the FL filter supports flow rates up to 600 m³/h, working pressures from 2 to 10 bars, and fluid temperatures up to 50°C. Made of carbon steel with an epoxy-polyester paint coating and optional AISI-304 screens, the FL filter ensures high corrosion resistance and reliable operation in demanding conditions. Technical Specifications: - Type: Manual L screen filter - Applications: Agricultural and industrial systems - Cleaning: Manual, with automation option - Installation: Horizontal in-line (L design) - Materials: Carbon steel structure with epoxy-polyester coating, stainless steel screens (optional AISI-304), possible PVC or stainless steel structure - Available diameters: DN-50 (2") to DN-300 (12") - Maximum flow rate: Up to 600 m³/h - Working pressure: 2 to 10 bars - Fluid temperature: Up to 50°C - Large filtration surface - Low pressure loss - High corrosion resistance