Flange filter with magnet - series 11.000 M - DN 65; L=290mm
Code: 11000065MRelated products
Product detailed description
Flange filter - with magnet, BRA.11.000 M, size: DN 65, length: 290 mm
- max. pressure 16 bar
- installed between PN16 flanges according to STN EN 1092-1
- T = -10 °C to max. +100 °C
- for heating and air conditioning (HVAC), water distribution, pumping stations
- material - body, cover: cast iron GJL 250, strainer: AISI 304, seal: EPDM
- mesh size depending on dimension from 0.8 to 1.6 mm
- with a blow-down screw
- suitable for water containing up to 50% glycol
- not suitable for steam, gases, or liquids containing oils or hydrocarbons
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I choose the right type and size of fitting/valve? Follow the nominal pressure (PN) and operating temperature (T) stated in the technical parameters - they must match or exceed the actual operating conditions of your system, and the connection size must match the pipe diameter.
- How does this fitting/valve work? The exact operating principle (shut-off, pressure regulation, non-return function, etc.) depends on the specific type - a detailed description of the function can be found above for this product.
- Must installation be carried out by a professional? Simpler shut-off fittings can be installed by a skilled DIYer, but for control and safety fittings (safety valves, pressure-reducing valves) we always recommend a professional, since these are components with a safety function.
Additional parameters
| Category: | BRA.11.000, FV, M - Flanged Filters |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 12.356 kg |
| Material type: | - body |
| Nominal diameter: | DN 65 |
| Nominal pressure: | PN 16 |
| Last price update: | 13.04.2026 1:03:28 |
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Gerald
Gerald
Good morning, I have some old pipes in my basement and I want to put a kind of filter on them so the heating works better, but I honestly have no idea what I'm doing. This filter with a magnet - does it just screw on somehow, or do I need special flanges or something like that to attach it to the pipe?
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ATRIA.SK
ATRIA.SK
Good morning! This filter uses flanges to connect to the pipe, so it's not a simple screw-on type - you'll need matching DN 65 flanges on your pipe to attach it properly. It's worth having a plumber take a look if you're not sure what connections you have, since the pipe size really needs to match. The magnet inside is a nice bonus as it catches metal particles and keeps your heating system cleaner over time.