Mud box strainer helps to protect marine systems from damage by filtering debris and large particles in suction and discharge lines for sea cooling and bilge systems. Available in a range of materials with various flange connections.

Our mud-boxes are available for use in suction pipes for cooling water and bilge systems. You can order our mud boxes in following designs: • straight or angle type • dimensions from DN 40 up to DN 150 • with nonvolatile hinged bolts • with filter material stainless steel • with nominal pressure PN 4 / from DN 150 PN 2,5

The mud box is a device installed on the bilge suction pipe in the machine space and the tunnel to prevent the cotton yarn, cloth strips, sludge and other dirt from entering the straw. Applicable media can be seawater, fresh water and bilge water.

Mud boxes: Mud boxes are fitted into the machinery space bilge suction piping. The mud box is a coarse strainer with a straight tailpipe down to the bilge . To enable the internal perforated plate to be cleaned when necessary, the lid of the mud box is easily removed without disconnecting any pipework. Suction pipes

Mainly used in bilge piping for ships. In addition to the JIS standard form, we have also produced a small form, lightweight mudbox (MM type) using 125A to 250A nominal diameter Mizuno strainers with 4 filter plates. Nominal diameter 300A has a steel plate main body.

The mud box is used to stop the sundries and the sewage sludge block in the bilge water. Design Standard: JIS F7203-1996 Test Standard: JIS 7200-1996 Hydraulic Test Pressure: Body- 0.1Mpa Flange size as per JIS B2220 - 5K

Especially for suction and discharge lines for sea cooling water and bilge systems. Angle type mud box 763403 has cast iron body material. Drain plug can be installed in suction pipes aboard ves.

A marine mud box is a device used in marine systems to filter debris and large particles in suction and discharge lines for sea cooling and bilge systems. It helps protect marine systems from damage by preventing debris from entering and clogging the system.

Mud box strainer helps to protect marine systems from damage by filtering debris and large particles in suction and discharge lines for sea cooling and bilge systems. Available in a range of materials with various flange connections.

Strums, strainers, or mud boxes, must be fitted to each bilge suction, to stop debris entering the system and fouling valves, cocks, pipes and pumps. 5. Valves or cocks must be of a suitable type, or arranged to prevent back flooding.