Union Y-strainer - NA Market

The 128 series Y-strainer is available with NPT male, sweat, press, PEX crimp and PEX expansion union connections. The union nut makes installation and maintenance fast, easy and efficient for a variety of tailpiece options. Constructed of DZR low-lead brass, 128 series Y-strainer is ideally suited for use in plumbing applications such as hot water recirculation systems and pairs up nicely with the Caleffi 128 series FlowCal and FlowCal+ balancing valves. The 128 series Y-strainer is made of certified low-lead brass in a Y-pattern body and uses the same 20-mesh stainless steel screen as used in the Caleffi 120 series Y-strainer. Because the body can remain in the piping, the y-body simplifies serviceability with an easily removable cap to pull out the strainer screen for cleaning, inspection or replacement. It also includes factory-installed PT ports to check pressure drop to determine filter clogging. The 1/2 inch plug may be replaced with a field-provided blow down valve is desired.

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128 series
Y strainer with stainless steel strainer, strainer mesh 0.87 mm (20 mesh). Connections ½”, ¾”, 1” NPT male, sweat, press, PEX crimp and PEX expansion union. PEX crimp fittings must comply with ASTM F 1807. PEX expansion fittings must comply with ASTM F 1960. DZR low lead brass body and drain plug (less than 0.25 per cent lead content) certified by ICC ES file PMG 1360. Meets requirements of NSF,ANSI,CAN 372. Peroxide cured EPDM seals. Provided with two pressure/temperature test ports, Caleffi code 100001A. Water and up to 50 per cent maximum glycol solutions. Maximum working pressure 400 psi (28 bar). Working temperature
range 32 to 212 degrees F (0 to 100 degrees C). Cv: 7.70. Provide with optional inlet and outlet isolation ball valves, code 290030, separately sourced, field installed.
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