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Johnson Intake Screens

We provide various types and sizes of Johnson intake screens used to filter debris and aquatic organisms of varying sizes from raw water sources such as rivers, lakes, streams, and oceans. Email: admin@steellong.com Vee Wire Screen Structure Our Johnson intake screens comprise non-clogging V-shaped wires, offering a high open area while ensuring minimal inlet velocity and pressure drop. This provides maximum water capacity while minimizing entrainment and impact. Corrosion-Resistant Material Our intake screens are manufactured with sturdy materials such as stainless steel, and other corrosion-resistant alloys. The screens are suitable for use in harsh corrosive environments. Customization for Every Need With customizable options available, including screen size, material, and configuration, Johnson intake screens can be tailored to meet your specific requirements, ensuring seamless integration into your existing infrastructure.  Contact us anytime to customize a Johnson intake s...

Johnson Intake Screens, Fish Screens

In the intricate network of aquatic ecosystems, maintaining a delicate balance is crucial for the well-being of both aquatic life and the human communities that rely on these ecosystems. One essential component in achieving this equilibrium is the proper management of water intake systems, particularly through the use of advanced technologies such as Johnson Intake Screens and Fish Screens. Understanding Johnson Intake Screens: Johnson Intake Screens, also known as wedge wire screens , represent a modern innovation in fish screening technology. The fish screens are engineered to efficiently filter water while preventing the entry of debris, aquatic organisms, and other unwanted materials into water intake systems. These screens are constructed with precision, using durable materials that ensure longevity and resistance to corrosion. The design of Johnson Intake Screens is based on wedge wire technology, where narrow, wedge-shaped wires are positioned parallel to each other to form a s...