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Paint Strainer, Fast
Quickly filters your paint before application to remove lumps and dry skins. Guarantees a smooth finish on all surfaces, without runs or defects.
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77,75 €incl. VAT
Free in-store pickupRue Henri Brosteaux 82 · 5070 Sart-Saint-Laurent — ready within 24 business hours
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Estimated delivery: 24-48h
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Tamis à peinture, rapide
The Storch fast paint strainer is the essential tool for achieving a perfect finish by eliminating impurities, lumps and paint skins before application. Designed for professionals and demanding homeowners, it guarantees perfectly smooth and homogeneous paint, without unwanted particles that could compromise the final result.
Technical Features
- Stainless steel mesh of 0.5 mm for efficient filtration
- Adjustable stainless steel brackets, durable and corrosion-resistant
- Compatible with containers from 23 to 36 cm diameter
- Robust construction suitable for intensive professional use
- Quick adjustment to adapt to different pot and bucket formats
- Stable fixing system on container edges
Application Tips
Position the strainer on your paint container by adjusting the stainless steel brackets according to the diameter of the pot or bucket. Pour paint slowly through the 0.5 mm mesh to retain all impurities before application. This filtration step is particularly recommended when using old paints or partially used paints, where skins or lumps may have formed.
Clean the strainer regularly during use if residue accumulates on the mesh. After use, rinse thoroughly with clean water or appropriate thinner depending on the type of paint used. The stainless steel brackets and steel mesh guarantee optimum durability, even after numerous cleanings. Allow to dry completely before storage to preserve filtration quality.
Technical specifications
| Type | Reusable |
| Brand | Storch |
| Usage | Professional and homeowner |
| Mesh fineness | 0.5 mm |
| Mesh material | Stainless steel |
| Bracket material | Adjustable stainless steel |
| Compatible diameter | 23 to 36 cm |
Pro tips
Our Pygmalion advice: investing in a professional-quality strainer like this Storch model saves you valuable time on site. Adjustable brackets allow you to quickly switch from one container format to another without complex handling. For large projects, systematically filter your paint before filling your trays or spray guns: you will avoid unexpected stoppages due to clogging and guarantee a flawless finish for your clients. The 0.5 mm mesh offers the ideal compromise between filtration fineness and flow rate, perfectly suited to wall and finishing paints commonly used in Belgium.
FAQ
What types of paint can I filter with this strainer?
This strainer is suitable for most water-based and solvent-based paints: acrylics, glycerophtalics, lacquers and wall paints. The 0.5 mm stainless steel mesh effectively retains impurities whilst allowing paint to pass through without altering its fluidity.
Does the strainer fit my standard paint cans?
Yes, the adjustable brackets allow the strainer to adapt to containers from 23 to 36 cm diameter, which covers virtually all professional and consumer packaging available in Belgium, from 5-litre cans to 10 and 15-litre buckets.
How do I maintain the strainer after use?
Clean the strainer immediately after use with clean water for water-based paints or with appropriate thinner for solvent-based paints. Gently brush the mesh if necessary and allow to dry completely. The stainless steel construction guarantees corrosion resistance and long service life.
Why filter paint before application?
Filtration removes impurities, lumps, skins and foreign particles that could create visible defects on the painted surface. It is an essential step for achieving a professional smooth finish, particularly important for spray gun application and satin or gloss finishes.
