Materials
- Body and bonnet: ductile iron EN GJS 500-7.
- Screen: stainless steel AISI 304.
- O-ring: NBR/EPDM.
- Plug, bolts and washers: carbon steel.
HERZ 4111 Ductile Iron Y-Strainer from HERZ Armaturen is a flanged PN16 strainer with a GJS 500-7 body and AISI 304 screen that protects pumps, valves and equipment in HVAC and water systems, DN65 to DN300.
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The HERZ 4111 Ductile Iron Y-Strainer from HERZ Armaturen provides debris filtration for water and hydronic systems. It is built from ductile iron (EN GJS 500-7) with a stainless steel screen (AISI 304) and NBR/EPDM O-ring, combining mechanical strength with corrosion resistance.
Its PN16 flanged design to EN 1092-2 suits industrial and HVAC pipework, and the blue powder epoxy coating supports a long service life.
Ductile iron body for higher strength and pressure capacity.
Smooth internal bore for low pressure drop.
Epoxy-coated body with stainless steel screen.
Easy access to the screen for cleaning and inspection.
HERZ 4111 ductile iron Y-strainers protect equipment in large hydronic and water systems.
District cooling and heating plants.
Industrial hydronic and water treatment systems.
HVAC hot and chilled water circuits.
Process piping and pump protection.
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