Basket Strainers

Pureflow Biofloc’s expertise lies in crafting basket strainers that are engineered to withstand harsh and corrosive conditions. The Thermo-Plastic Strainers are specifically tailored for environments with high acidity and corrosive elements. These strainers act as a shield, not only for pumps but also for the entirety of an installation, significantly reducing maintenance needs due to their convenient quick-open cover, facilitating efficient cleaning processes.

The basket strainers manufactured by Pureflow Biofloc primarily utilize Polypropylene, renowned for its robustness and resistance to corrosion. Additionally, the company offers the flexibility to produce these strainers using Polyethylene, adapting to the unique requirements of different setups. While the standard aquaculture strainer mesh size stands at 5mm, Pureflow Biofloc accommodates adjustments in mesh size based on specific requests, ensuring a tailored approach to filtration.

These basket strainers boast a completely view through acrylic cover, allowing for easy monitoring of the filtration process. The quick open/close mechanism is a standout feature, providing swift access for maintenance, ensuring easy cleaning, and contributing to the efficiency of the strainers.

Purefloc Biobloc’s basket strainers cover a wide range of flow rates. The standard models can manage flow rates of up to 600m³/h, making them suitable for various industrial applications. Moreover, the company offers customization options, providing models that can handle flow rates of up to 2000m³/h, showcasing adaptability and scalability for different industrial needs.

Suspended particles, debris, etc can contaminate water and when remaining unfiltered they may not only clog the pipes but also they can cause serious problems in the pumps and rest elements of a piping system.

The Plastic Aquaculture Strainers find application to piping systems in Recirculated Aquaculture Systems and land based fish farming. They are installed at the pump suction side, before pump inlet connection where water enters and is pre-filtered while flowing through the strainer cartridge inside the strainer holder.