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GUIDI Bronze Strainer

Ref. ALM-KNT-1261#200007

The Guidi Bronze Scoop Strainer 1261 Series is designed for protecting on-board water circuits. Made of bronze, it ensures reliable filtration of impurities before entering pumping or cooling systems. Its 1''1/4 connection makes it compatible with various marine installations. A robust piece of equipment for water management.

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Guidi bronze strainer :
-, Series 1261, 1''1/4 Bronze Strainer
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Description

Guidi - Bronze Scoop Strainer 1261 Series - Water Circuit Protection

The Guidi Bronze Scoop Strainer 1261 Series is a filtration element designed for marine plumbing systems. It ensures the protection of pumps and other equipment by preventing debris and impurities from entering seawater or freshwater circuits.

Ideal for engine water intakes, cooling systems, or washdown circuits, it guarantees reliable operation and contributes to the longevity of on-board installations.


Reliability and Marine Integration

This strainer is manufactured to withstand the marine environment and integrate with existing installations.

  • Performance : Filtration of impurities for equipment protection.
  • Design : Bronze construction for durability in the marine environment.
  • Specificity : Standard 1''1/4 connection for broad compatibility.

MAIN POINTS :

  • Protection for pumping and cooling systems.
  • Bronze material resistant to marine corrosion.
  • 1''1/4 connection for easy installation.

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