Conaco Type 767 are forged Y-strainers designed for small diameter lines and high pressure classes. They are typically installed upstream of control valves, pumps, turbines, instrumentation, and process equipment where solid contaminants may cause seat wear, jamming, or measurement deviation.
Available in carbon steel, low carbon steel, alloy steel, high alloy steel, and special alloys. Material selection is based on piping class, temperature, media corrosiveness, NACE/low temperature requirements, and weld compatibility.
Screens can be supplied with double or triple mesh, mesh on perforated plate, or mesh-on-mesh. Magnetic assemblies are available for ferrous particle retention. Drain options include nipples, flanges, valves, or plugs.
Suitable for steam, condensate, hydrocarbon, chemical process, gas, and utility lines, subject to material/sealing compatibility. For pump suction, pressure drop across clean and contaminated screens must be calculated to avoid NPSH issues.
Product documentation covers ANSI pressure ratings, connection types, sizes, and materials. No specific test standards are listed for Type 767. Inoxfucine company profile states compliance with ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, UNI EN ISO 3834-2, PED, and ASME U Stamp. Certification requirements should be specified per order.
Can it be fitted with an actuator?
No. This is a passive in-line strainer.
When is a forged Y-strainer selected over a cast type?
For small diameters with high pressure class or when piping specifications require forged fittings.
When is a drain valve required?
When controlled chamber draining is needed before cover removal and screen cleaning.
Type 767
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