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WILKINS 3-FSC EPOXY CTD WYE STRAINER FDA APP 3IN 92000076
MFR Part #: 3-FSC
SKU #: 1113438
Brand: Zurn® | Wilkins
UPC: 612052052489
Zurn® Wilkins 3-FSC FSC Wye Strainer With #20 Mesh Strainer Screen, 3 in, 10-1/2 in OAL, Flange Connection
Potable Water Lines
ASTM A-536 | FDA Approved | MIL-S 16293F Type 2 | NSF/ANSI 372 IAPMO R and T Listed
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Zurn® Wilkins Wye Strainer, Series: FSC, 3 in Nominal, 10-1/2 in Overall Length, Flange, 1-1/4 in NPT Blow-Off, Ductile Iron Body, Fusion Epoxy Coated
The Zurn Wilkins Ductile Iron Flanged Wye Type Strainer is perfectly suited for protecting downstream equipment from fouling due to debris.
Blow-Off Size:
1-1/4 in NPT
Body Material:
Ductile Iron
Connection Type:
Flange
Country Of Origin:
China
Finish:
Fusion Epoxy Coated
Nominal Size:
3 in
Overall Length:
10-1/2 in
Overall Width:
10-1/2 in
Series:
FSC
- Versatile installation orientation offered (horizontal preferred)
- Design ensures longer life for backflow preventers
- Perforated stainless steel screen protects against equipment malfunction and premature failure
Product Details
Zurn® Wilkins Wye Strainer, Series: FSC, 3 in Nominal, 10-1/2 in Overall Length, Flange, 1-1/4 in NPT Blow-Off, Ductile Iron Body, Fusion Epoxy Coated
The Zurn Wilkins Ductile Iron Flanged Wye Type Strainer is perfectly suited for protecting downstream equipment from fouling due to debris.
Attributes
Blow-Off Size: 1-1/4 in NPT
Body Material: Ductile Iron
Connection Type: Flange
Country Of Origin: China
Finish: Fusion Epoxy Coated
Nominal Size: 3 in
Overall Length: 10-1/2 in
Overall Width: 10-1/2 in
Series: FSC
Features
- Versatile installation orientation offered (horizontal preferred)
- Design ensures longer life for backflow preventers
- Perforated stainless steel screen protects against equipment malfunction and premature failure