Kochek’s product serve utility in firefighting, power, irrigation, facilities and industrial fire protection markets

Kochek's strainers are constructed of lightweight aluminum durable to withstand harsh weather conditions

Kochek Company of Connecticut, manufacturers of high quality water flow products and fire connections, offers an extensive line of big water strainers ideal for maximum flow applications in the firefighting, power, irrigation, facilities and industrial fire protection markets. Company marketing director David Matthews said Kochek customers have recognized the brand as a trusted leader in the manufacture of big water movement products for over two and half decades, providing high quality ice strainers, self-leveling floating strainers, barrel strainers, low-level strainers, and barrel bottom guard strainers in 6-inch sizes recommended for pumps of 1500 to 2000 gpm capacity.

Kochek's strainers are compact and constructed of lightweight aluminum yet are durable to withstand harsh weather conditions while delivering maximum water flow. They come in sizes from 1 ½” to 6” and many are available with Kochek's exclusive Quantum™ anodized hardcoat in a range of colors. Available in threaded, storz and camlock connections. 

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