Model AP Automatic Self-Cleaning Strainer (Low Pressure) S. Kinney is most noted for our heavy-duty Model A and Model AP Automatic Self-Cleaning Strainers. The Model AP is designed for operation where the pressure is less than 20 psi. It has been in storage since it left SP Kinney. And Check out the brochure pdf file for their model A. I can also send it. Kinney Automatic Self-Cleaning Strainer 3 inch Model A New never used eBay. KINNEY® KT™ SERIES Manual 1843-2 Single Stage, Triplex Rotary Piston Pumps Models KT-150 KT-300 KT-500 KT-850 INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE REPAIR MANUAL WARNING DO NOT OPERATE BEFORE READING MANUAL 12/2006 LEADING THE SEARCH FOR NEW SOLUTIONS 4840 West Kearney Street, P. Box 2877 Springfield, Missouri USA. SP Kinney is most noted for the long lasting heavy-duty Model A and Model AP Automatic Backwashing / Self-Cleaning Strainers. Both models are designed for continuous removal of suspended particles from all types of liquids. All made in America materials and labor.
Self-Cleaning Strainers
Sp Kinney Strainers Drawings
Kinney is most noted for our heavy-duty Model A and Model AP Automatic Self-Cleaning Strainers . Both models are designed for continuous removal of suspended particles from all types of liquids. The Model A is designed for operation under positive pressure (20 psi or greater). Pipeline sizes range from 2' - 60' and larger. Both models employ the use of a rotating cylindrical drum with a number of threaded holes containing one of many types of straining media. The drum is supported on a rotating shaft fitted with bearings and is contained in a body having a vertical backwash slot opening adjacent to the drum surface.
OVERVIEW: Stayflow Duplex Strainers are ideal when the piping stystem can not be shut down for basket cleaning. There are two screened baskets that trap debris, with a lever that switches between the two, allowing one basket to be cleaned with no interuption in flow - a benefit that is sometimes crucial.
Sp Kinney Automatic Strainers
The duplex strainers (dual strainers) are available with threaded or flanged connections. Standard screens are provided for WOG (water, oil, gas) service, but other screens are available on request. Different screens can also be used in each of the chambers, so that different batches can utilize the most appropriate screen.
Sp Kinney Model A Strainer Diagram
These strainers are usually supplied in one of four materials: iron, carbon steel, bronze, or stainless steel.Iron is used most often because it costs the least, and has good corrosion resistance in water and many other services. Carbon steel is used where higher temperatures, or concern with thermal or mechanical shock is an issue, which makes them popular in the oil and petrochemical industries. Bronze handles thermal and mechanical shock better than iron, and is better in some corrosive applications, but is limited in temperature range.Stainless steel is needed where corrosion could be an issue, and is widely used in the chemical, food, and pharmaceutical industries.