Perforated baskets with fine woven liners, defined seam continuity and retaining rings. Separate mesh aperture, support holes, sealing and cleaning details.
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Mesh-lined strainer baskets — Product view
A mesh-lined basket separates the fine filtering layer from the load-bearing perforated shell. The woven cloth defines the opening, while the shell carries differential-pressure and handling loads. The liner follows the cylindrical wall and bottom; its longitudinal joint, bottom joint and rim attachment form a continuous separation boundary. Retaining rings secure a removable liner; a permanently attached liner has a defined perimeter joint.
The flange seat and gasket control the path around the basket. The drawing records liner position, flow direction, shell hole pattern, rim diameter, body depth and handle clearance. Name the grades of liner, shell, bottom, rim and retaining parts individually. Inspection checks mesh identity and aperture, liner contact, seam continuity, smooth support edges and housing fit. Cleaning reaches the liner and support without leaving debris between layers.
A replacement strainer basket is the removable screening or support component inside a basket strainer. In a simplex basket strainer, the housing contains one operating basket. Match the replacement to the seating rim, installed depth, handle clearance and seal location. The tables on this page define the basket geometry; the assembled housing has its own pressure and connection specification.
| Feature | Technical definition |
|---|---|
| Fine layer | Weave, mesh count, wire diameter and clear opening |
| Support shell | Hole diameter, pitch, sheet thickness and support rings |
| Liner retention | Longitudinal seam, bottom joint, rim attachment and removable retaining ring |
| Support-hole options | 1/16 ·3/16 ·1/4 in; separate liner opening |
| Liner geometry shown | 40 mesh /wire Ø0.25 mm /clear opening 0.385 mm;25.4/40−0.25 |
| Basket geometry shown | Body Ø100 ×200 mm depth; rim and handle dimensioned separately |
The fine liner provides the screening opening; the perforated shell supports it. Locate the liner against the supporting side for the specified flow direction, and close its side joint and bottom perimeter so fluid follows the intended screen surface. The support rim carries the basket in its housing, while the specified contact face and gasket separate the inlet and outlet passages.
For a replacement, measure the seating diameter and rim thickness before the basket body. Record body projection below the seat, bottom shape and the space needed to lift the handle clear of the housing. The removal envelope includes the handle and lifting motion. Keep loose hardware away from the fine liner during packing.
| Feature or construction | Role in the assembly | Drawing or acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Fine mesh liner | Defines the screening opening | Weave, wire, opening and layer identity |
| Perforated shell | Supports and drains the liner | Hole pattern, support side and contact |
| Liner joint and bottom | Close the retained-solids boundary | Continuous closure and fixed edges |
| Seating rim | Locates and supports the basket | Seat diameter, rim thickness and seal face |
| Handle and removal envelope | Provide maintenance access | Attachment, lifting path and clear opening |
1 seating rim; 2 screening body; 3 lifting handle; 4 bottom. D is the rim diameter and H the body projection below the rim. Check the handle and lifting path separately.
| Mesh count / inch | Wire diameter (mm) | Clear aperture (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 40 | 0.254 | 0.38 |
| 80 | 0.140 | 0.18 |
| 100 | 0.102 | 0.15 |
| 200 | 0.0533 | 0.0737 |
Choose the woven liner by its mesh, wire and clear aperture. The perforated support and the finer filtering cloth have separate openings; support holes provide backing and drainage, while the cloth controls the selected particle opening.
| Supply item | Order basis |
|---|---|
| Production lead time | 2–3 weeks after order and drawing confirmation. |
| Trial orders | Small trial quantities for fit and process evaluation. |
| Regular production orders | 50 pieces or US$3,000 per order. |
| Quotation basis | Material, finished dimensions, filter construction, connections and quantity. |
| Parameter | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fine layer | Weave, mesh count, wire diameter and clear opening | — |
| Support shell | Hole diameter, pitch, sheet thickness and support rings | — |
| Liner retention | Longitudinal seam, bottom joint, rim attachment and removable retaining ring | — |
| Support-hole options | 1/16 ·3/16 ·1/4 in; separate liner opening | — |
| Selected square-weave apertures | 0.0737–0.38 mm | Choose the woven liner by its mesh, wire and clear aperture. The perforated support and the finer filtering cloth have separate openings; support holes provide backing and drainage, while the cloth controls the selected particle opening. |
| Illustrated geometry | Body Ø100 ×200 mm depth; rim and handle dimensioned separately | Geometry of the illustrated construction; finished dimensions follow the equipment interface drawing. |
| Material | 304 / 316L stainless steel | — |
Include these details when discussing your requirements.
View specificationsThe fine liner retains smaller solids while the perforated shell supports its shape.
Rim, bottom and handle geometry match the installed housing and removal path.
The flange seat and gasket control the path around the basket. The drawing records liner position, flow direction, shell hole pattern, rim diameter, body depth and handle clearance. Name the grades of liner, shell, bottom, rim and retaining parts individually. Inspection checks mesh identity and aperture, liner contact, seam continuity, smooth support edges and housing fit. Cleaning reaches the liner and support without leaving debris between layers.
A mesh-lined basket separates the fine filtering layer from the load-bearing perforated shell. The woven cloth defines the opening, while the shell carries differential-pressure and handling loads. The liner follows the cylindrical wall and bottom; its longitudinal joint, bottom joint and rim attachment form a continuous separation boundary. Retaining rings secure a removable liner; a permanently attached liner has a defined perimeter joint.
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