An orifice nozzle-type steam trap, a Venturi nozzle-type steam trap, and/or a tunnel-structured resistance tube-type steam trap are provided capable of coping with a change in the discharged amount of a drain due to, for example, a variation in the amount of steam used resulting from the operating condition of steam-based equipment, seasonal external factors and/or a variation in the working pressure difference between the inlet and outlet of a steam trap. A strainer filter can be provided that eliminates strength insufficiency due to the miniaturization of strainer screens of these nozzle-type steam traps, retains the forms of the screens, allows the screens to be easily attached to and detached from the strainers, and/or makes maintenance, such as screen cleaning, easy. The orifice nozzle-type, Venturi nozzle-type, and tunnel-structured resistance tube-type steam traps include, for example, a drainage volume adjusting mechanism which is a piping structure in which the height difference between the drain vent and the non-drain system vent of a Venturi nozzle is variable. In addition, the strainer filter includes, for example, a support body for reinforcing the rigidity of a screen attached to a strainer disposed on the inner side and/or the outer side of the screen.