Description
Product Overview
The Banjo 316 stainless steel screen is engineered specifically for Y‑type strainers, offering a precise 30 mesh filtration capability within a compact 1½‑2 inch diameter. Crafted from high‑grade 316 stainless steel, the screen delivers exceptional corrosion resistance, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments, chemical processing, and water treatment applications. Its robust construction ensures durability under high‑pressure conditions, while the fine mesh captures fine particulates, protecting downstream equipment from wear and clogging. The screen dimensions align with standard Y‑strainer housings, providing a seamless fit that eliminates the need for additional adapters or modifications. With a package weight of just 0.21 pounds, the component is lightweight yet sturdy, facilitating easy handling during installation and maintenance. The product is listed under the Banjo Corporation catalog as model LS230, reflecting the company’s commitment to quality and reliability in filtration solutions.
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Usage
Designed for a broad range of industrial and scientific applications, this screen excels in environments where precise particle removal is critical. It is ideal for use in chemical processing plants, pharmaceutical manufacturing lines, water purification systems, and HVAC installations where debris can compromise system efficiency. The 30 mesh rating captures particles as small as 0.5 mm, ensuring that fluids passing through the strainer remain clean and free of contaminants. Its compact size allows it to be employed in tight spaces, such as confined piping runs or equipment enclosures, without sacrificing performance. The screen’s compatibility with standard Y‑strainer fittings makes it a versatile choice for maintenance crews seeking quick replacements to minimize downtime. Whether installed in a large‑scale industrial plant or a laboratory setup, the Banjo screen delivers consistent filtration results, extending the lifespan of pumps, valves, and downstream components.
Why Choose Us
Choosing the Banjo 316 stainless steel screen means selecting a product backed by decades of engineering expertise and a reputation for durability. Banjo Corporation adheres to stringent quality control processes, ensuring each screen meets exacting standards for mesh uniformity, material composition, and dimensional accuracy. The use of 316 stainless steel provides superior resistance to chloride‑induced corrosion, a common challenge in marine and chemical processing environments. Additionally, the screen undergoes rigorous testing for pressure tolerance, guaranteeing reliable operation even under fluctuating flow rates and temperature extremes. Customers benefit from comprehensive technical support, with access to detailed installation guides, troubleshooting resources, and responsive service teams ready to assist with any inquiries. The product’s proven track record, reflected in a 4.2‑star rating from 20 verified reviews, underscores its reliability and performance across diverse applications.
Key Features
- High‑grade 316 stainless steel resists corrosion, extending service life in harsh environments.
- 30 mesh filtration captures fine particles, protecting pumps and downstream equipment.
- Compact 1½‑2 inch design fits standard Y‑strainer housings without additional adapters.
- Lightweight yet robust construction simplifies installation and reduces handling fatigue.
- Dedicated customer support and detailed documentation ensure smooth integration and maintenance.
FAQ
What size strainer housings are compatible with this screen?
The screen is designed to fit standard Y‑strainer housings ranging from 1½ to 2 inches in diameter, matching common industry specifications.
Can this screen be used in chemical processing applications?
Yes, the 316 stainless steel material offers excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, making it suitable for most chemical processing environments.
How often should the screen be inspected or replaced?
Inspection frequency depends on operating conditions, but a routine check every six months is recommended for optimal performance.
Is the screen compatible with high‑pressure systems?
The screen is rated for typical industrial pressure ranges and has been tested to withstand pressure spikes common in many applications.
What warranty does Banjo provide for this product?
Banjo offers a one‑year limited warranty covering material defects and workmanship, backed by responsive technical support.




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