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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?
The task is always the same - to remove interfering particles from a medium flowing through a pipeline. Depending on the installation situation, space conditions, pressure conditions, dirt load or other boundary conditions, you can choose between a hat sieve, a strainer or a push-in sieve for the start-up sieve. The flow through a hat sieve is from the tip, i.e. from the outside. The flow through a strainer is from the inside. Due to their design, both variants offer a larger filter surface area than would correspond to the pipe cross-section and thus compensate for the reduction of the open cross-section through the start-up sieve. If there is sufficient capacity you can also choose a push-in sieve, sometimes there is no other option due to the space available.

Start-up sieves consist of a supporting body made of a perforated plate and can be covered with fabric either from the outside - hat sieve - or from the inside - strainer. Double cone screens are an alternative when space is limited, here the overall length is significantly shortened, but the filter area is not reduced.

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