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Jr Smith 1310D Dome Strainer 10 in Polyethylene
A 10-inch polyethylene dome strainer with slotted grate for 1310 and 1320 roof drains
- 10 in polyethylene dome resists corrosion
- Slotted grate surface allows efficient water flow
- Flanged installation fits 1310 and 1320 roof drains
- 4 3/8 in overall height suits low-profile needs
- Meets ASME A 112.6.4-2003 and CSA B79-2008 standards
Dome Strainer for 1310 and 1320 Roof Drains
This black polyethylene dome strainer fits Jay R. Smith 1310 and 1320 roof drain bodies. The round, slotted grate covers the drain opening to block debris while allowing water flow. It is supplied as a replacement dome for existing installations. The unit meets ASME A112.6.4 and CSA B79 standards.
Flanged Polyethylene Construction
The strainer is moulded from unfinished black plastic with an overall diameter of 10 in and an overall height of 4 3/8 in. A flanged mounting design secures the dome to the compatible drain body. The slotted grate surface provides open area for drainage without a solid cover. Load capacity is not rated for traffic.
Compatible Only With 1310 and 1320 Models
This dome strainer is engineered specifically for the manufacturer's 1310 and 1320 roof drain series. It will not fit other drain bodies, different brands, or floor drain applications. Buyers needing a strainer for a non-compatible drain model or a traffic-rated grate must select a different product.
Highlights
- 10 in polyethylene dome resists corrosion
- Slotted grate surface allows efficient water flow
- Flanged installation fits 1310 and 1320 roof drains
- 4 3/8 in overall height suits low-profile needs
- Meets ASME A 112.6.4-2003 and CSA B79-2008 standards
Specifications
| Brand | JAY R. SMITH MFG. CO |
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Questions about this item
Which roof-drain models does the 10 in dome strainer fit?
The strainer is compatible with manufacturer model numbers 1310 and 1320 roof drains.
What mounting style does the 10 in polyethylene dome use?
It installs with a flanged connection that bolts to the drain body.
How is the dome strainer installed and what step is often missed?
Bolt the flange to the drain body, then seat the dome; the step often missed is tightening the flange bolts evenly to prevent tilting.
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