In industrial filtration systems, especially in pump suction lines, I often see cone-shaped elements referred to as “witches hat strainers.”
For anyone unfamiliar, a witches hat strainer (also called a cone strainer) is a conical stainless steel filter installed directly inside a pipeline. It’s typically used as a temporary or compact solution to protect downstream equipment from debris during startup or maintenance operations.
Why engineers choose them:
Lower pressure drop compared to flat screens
Compact installation inside flanges
Good debris distribution due to angled geometry
Available in mesh, perforated plate, or wedge wire
They're commonly used in:
• Water treatment systems
• Chemical processing lines
• Pump protection
• Resin retention setups
Curious how others approach pre-filtration in tight pipeline layouts — do you prefer cone strainers, basket strainers, or temporary spool strainers?
VIEW SOURCE: Hebei YUBO Filtration Equipment Co., Ltd.

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