Ultratech, Inc. 9322 Gutter Guard, Synthetic Fiber, Gray, 12 ft
Removes debris and sediment from storm drains and inlets using recycled synthetic fibers
- Keeps storm drains clear by catching debris and sediment
- Twelve-foot length covers long drain runs without gaps
- Nine-inch width and height fit standard inlet openings
- Recycled synthetic fibers provide durable filtration without oil absorption
- Ready for immediate use on construction or maintenance sites
Storm-drain debris guard
The Ultratech 9322 gutter guard fits storm drains and inlets to stop debris and sediment from entering the system. Its 12 ft length covers standard drain openings in maintenance yards and loading areas. Crews responsible for site compliance use it to meet local storm-water rules without permanent hardware.
Recycled synthetic fibre construction
The guard uses recycled synthetic fibres that let water pass while trapping leaves, silt and litter. Material stays flexible in cold weather and resists UV breakdown during long outdoor exposure. No oil capacity is rated, so the unit targets solid waste only.
Replaces disposable filter socks
Teams swap out single-use filter socks for this reusable guard when clean-out intervals are short and waste costs add up. The jump pays off on sites with frequent sediment loads where labour to replace socks exceeds the cost of periodic shaking or rinsing.
How it compares
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- Price $153.99
- Pricier than about 90% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ULTRATECH |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 9322 Gutter Guard in a storm drain inlet?
Place the 12 ft guard flat over the inlet so the 9 in width covers the opening; the common mistake is leaving gaps at the edges where sediment bypasses the recycled synthetic fibers.
What upkeep does the 9322 Gutter Guard require after it traps debris?
Lift the guard, shake or rinse off collected sediment, then reposition it; the synthetic fiber material does not degrade from water exposure so no scheduled replacement is needed.
What is the first limitation you hit during a heavy, prolonged storm?
The 9 in height can be overtopped if water backs up faster than it drains through the fibers, so ponding depth is the practical limit.
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