Apollo
Apollo 59LF006P2 Y Strainer 1-1/4" FNPT Lead Free Bronze accessory
Lead-free bronze Y-strainer filters debris from water lines, rated 400 psi at 150 °F with a 304 stainless steel screen of 840 micron mesh
- Lead-free bronze housing meets potable-water standards
- 400 psi CWP rating handles high-pressure systems
- 304 stainless 840-micron screen traps debris effectively
- 353 °F maximum temperature suits hot-water lines
- 3/4 in blow-off port allows easy cleaning
1-1/4" FNPT Y Strainer for Water Systems
The Apollo 59LF006P2 Y Strainer installs inline on 1-1/4 inch NPT piping to remove debris from water lines. Its lead-free bronze housing meets Class 400 CWP and 125 SWP ratings for commercial and residential plumbing. The unit handles pressures up to 400 psi at 100 degrees Fahrenheit and temperatures up to 353 degrees Fahrenheit.
304 Stainless Steel Screen at 840 Micron
A perforated 304 stainless steel screen with 0.0469 inch openings and an 840 micron rating captures sediment before it reaches downstream equipment. The screen ships installed and the 3/4 inch blow-off port allows cleaning without removing the strainer from the line. Housing dimensions are 5-1/8 inches long by 4-1/4 inches high.
Suited for High-Pressure Hot and Cold Water
This strainer comfortably handles water service up to the rated 400 psi and 353 degrees Fahrenheit in bronze-compatible systems. It is not intended for steam pressures above 125 SWP, for fluids that attack bronze or 304 stainless steel, or for installations requiring a finer mesh than 0.0469 inch.
Highlights
- Lead-free bronze housing meets potable-water standards
- 400 psi CWP rating handles high-pressure systems
- 304 stainless 840-micron screen traps debris effectively
- 353 °F maximum temperature suits hot-water lines
- 3/4 in blow-off port allows easy cleaning
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should the 304 stainless steel screen be cleaned or replaced?
The screen is rated at 840 micron with a 0.0469 in mesh; inspect and clean it whenever flow drops, and replace the screen if the perforations become damaged or corroded.
What is the first limit reached during continuous operation at elevated temperature?
The strainer is rated for a maximum of 353 °F and 400 psi at 100 °F; temperature is the limiting factor as pressure capacity decreases above 100 °F.
Does the bronze housing get hot enough to require insulation when water runs all day at 150 °F?
At 150 °F the housing will reach water temperature; insulation is recommended for personnel protection and to reduce heat loss in the system.
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