Profile for water well strainer
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Profile for water well strainer
TDV Profile manufactures water well screen profiled wire, in other words, the stainless steel wire, v-shaped, necessary for the manufacture of water well screens.
What is a water well screen?
Strainers for water drilling are located at the end of the pumping tube. They allow the passage of water from the borehole into the suction tube. Strainers for water wells must let in a large quantity of water by retaining grains of sand and other impurities. They must do so while limiting pressure drop.
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Strainers for water drilling must let in a large quantity of water by retaining grains of sand and other impurities potentially floating in the liquid while limiting the pressure drop.
The depth of the borehole determines the geological formation of the borehole. Analyzes return the chemical nature of the water. This information allows our customers to study the most suitable water well screen for the environment. The water well screen is made with stainless steel v-shaped wire. This is spirally wound and spot-welded onto a generator beam. Ceci sans aucun métal d’apport. TDV Profile can vary the angle of the V, the thickness of the wire, but also the nature of the metal to adapt to the customer’s request.
TDV Profile works all types of stainless steel. However, most of the profiles for water well screens are made of 304L stainless steel and 316L stainless steel.
Specific stainless steel profiles for water well screens
Our profiles for water well screens therefore fully meet the most stringent requirements of our customers. Our stainless steel profiles, through their cold-formed shape, ensure that the filter medium (the strainer) has a very high resistance to external pressure. They also allow the durability of the achievements or assemblies over time.
