AMIAD
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about AMIAD from 3G Electric.
What is the difference between the Amiad replacement Y strainer screens with different screen sizes?
Amiad replacement Y strainer screens are available with various screen sizes, measured in inches or mesh. For example, part 700101-000367 has a 0.0117-inch opening, part 700101-000365 has a 0.0049-inch opening, and part 700101-000336 has a 0.0029-inch opening. Smaller openings provide finer filtration, capturing smaller particles. The choice depends on the required filtration level and the size of contaminants to be removed. Stainless steel screens are common, but polyester screens like part 700101-000275 with 155 mesh are also available. These screens are direct replacements for Amiad strainer assemblies, ensuring compatibility.
What are the specifications of the Amiad polypropylene Y strainer?
The Amiad polypropylene Y strainer (MPN 010000-000012) features a polypropylene body, NBR seal, and 3/4 inch NPT connections. It includes a 50 mesh screen and measures 5 1/2 inches in height. This strainer is designed to remove solid particles from liquid pipelines, protecting downstream equipment. The polypropylene construction offers chemical resistance to a range of fluids, and the NBR seal is suitable for water and compatible media. The 50 mesh screen provides a nominal filtration level. This model is part of Amiad's manual strainer line and is used in various industrial and irrigation applications.
Are Amiad replacement inline strainer screens available in different mesh sizes?
Yes, Amiad replacement inline strainer screens are available in different mesh sizes. For instance, part 700101-000415 is a stainless steel screen with a 0.0049-inch opening and is red in color. Part 700101-000414 is a 155 mesh stainless steel screen and is yellow. These color codes help identify the mesh size quickly. Both are direct replacements for Amiad inline strainer assemblies. The 155 mesh screen provides finer filtration than the 0.0049-inch screen, as 155 mesh corresponds to a smaller opening. These screens are used to maintain filtration performance in inline strainer applications.
What materials are used in Amiad strainer screens?
Amiad strainer screens are typically made from stainless steel or polyester. Stainless steel screens offer durability and resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for a wide range of fluids. Polyester screens are also available, such as part 700101-000275, which is a 155 mesh polyester screen. The choice of material depends on the application, including fluid compatibility and operating conditions. Stainless steel is common for general industrial use, while polyester may be selected for specific chemical environments. Both materials are designed to provide reliable filtration and are available as replacement parts for Amiad strainers.
How do I identify the correct Amiad replacement screen for my strainer?
To identify the correct Amiad replacement screen, refer to the manufacturer part number (MPN) of your existing screen or the strainer model. Amiad screens have unique MPNs, such as 700101-000367 for a 0.0117-inch stainless steel Y strainer screen, or 700101-000275 for a 155 mesh polyester Y strainer screen. The screen size, material, and dimensions (e.g., 10 inches or 5 inches in length) are key specifications. Additionally, color coding on inline screens (red, yellow) indicates mesh size. Consult the strainer's documentation or contact 3G Electric with your strainer model and required filtration level for assistance.
Does 3G Electric supply AMIAD products?
Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies AMIAD products. We stock the AMIAD catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.
