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    Points in Compressed Air Systems: Fully Automatic Operation - Drains Liquid From Low

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    This document provides information about drip leg drain units that automatically drain liquid from low points in compressed air systems. The units have a vent valve to allow venting of pressure before maintenance and collect drained liquids that can be piped away. They are for use with compressed air between -20°C to 50°C or 80°C, depending on the material, and up to 10 or 16 bar pressure. Standard models in transparent polycarbonate or metal bowls are listed along with non-standard options and accessories like guards and valves. Spare kits and an automatic drain kit are also noted. Warnings are provided regarding industrial use only and potential failure modes.

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    This document provides information about drip leg drain units that automatically drain liquid from low points in compressed air systems. The units have a vent valve to allow venting of pressure before maintenance and collect drained liquids that can be piped away. They are for use with compressed air between -20°C to 50°C or 80°C, depending on the material, and up to 10 or 16 bar pressure. Standard models in transparent polycarbonate or metal bowls are listed along with non-standard options and accessories like guards and valves. Spare kits and an automatic drain kit are also noted. Warnings are provided regarding industrial use only and potential failure modes.

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    This document provides information about drip leg drain units that automatically drain liquid from low points in compressed air systems. The units have a vent valve to allow venting of pressure before maintenance and collect drained liquids that can be piped away. They are for use with compressed air between -20°C to 50°C or 80°C, depending on the material, and up to 10 or 16 bar pressure. Standard models in transparent polycarbonate or metal bowls are listed along with non-standard options and accessories like guards and valves. Spare kits and an automatic drain kit are also noted. Warnings are provided regarding industrial use only and potential failure modes.

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    Points in Compressed Air Systems: Fully Automatic Operation - Drains Liquid From Low

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    This document provides information about drip leg drain units that automatically drain liquid from low points in compressed air systems. The units have a vent valve to allow venting of pressure before maintenance and collect drained liquids that can be piped away. They are for use with compressed air between -20°C to 50°C or 80°C, depending on the material, and up to 10 or 16 bar pressure. Standard models in transparent polycarbonate or metal bowls are listed along with non-standard options and accessories like guards and valves. Spare kits and an automatic drain kit are also noted. Warnings are provided regarding industrial use only and potential failure modes.

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    17-816

    ● Fully automatic operation - drains liquid from low Drip Leg Drain Units
    points in compressed air systems G1/2
    ● Vent valve allows pressure to be vented prior to
    carrying out routine maintenance

    ● Collected liquids can be piped away

    Technical Data
    Medium:
    Compressed air only
    Maximum Pressure: Port Sizes
    10 bar transparent bowl G1/2 to ISO 1179
    16 bar metal bowl Accepts ISO 228 (BS 2779) parallel or ISO 7
    Operating Temperature: (BS 21) taper connectors
    –20˚C* to +50˚C transparent bowl
    –20˚C* to +80˚C metal bowl Alternative Models
    *Consult our Technical Service for use below +2˚C Metal bowl

    Materials
    Polycarbonate bowl to BS 6005 as standard, zinc alloy bowl
    optional. Zinc alloy body. Synthetic rubber elastomeric
    materials.

    Ordering Information
    To order a standard Drip Leg Drain Unit, quote model number
    from table overleaf.
    For non-standard models please consult our Technical Service.
    It is recommended that a ball type Shut-Off Valve be fitted
    prior to a Drip Leg Drain Unit to facilitate on-site servicing.

    Our policy is one of continued research and development. We therefore reserve the right to amend, without notice, the specifications given in this document.
    1/90 N/UK 8.5.211.01
    17-816

    Standard Drip Leg Drain Units


    Type Port Size Model Weight kg
    Transparent Polycarbonate bowl G1/2 17-816-999 0,30
    Metal bowl G1/2 17-816-998 0,44

    Non-standard Models
    For other options, please consult our Technical Service.

    Accessories
    Bowl Guard Kit for Transparent bowl model, reference 18-012-985.
    Shut-Off Ball Valve, G1/2 x G1/2, reference VC8PCIH.

    Transparent Polycarbonate Bowl Metal Bowl Transparent


    Polycarbonate Bowl
    17-816-999 G1/2
    170*

    170*
    154

    154

    1 1
    G /8 G /8
    Metal Bowl
    17-816-998 G1/2
    B 59

    B 59

    28 28

    *Minimum clearance required to remove bowl from body.

    Spares Kits
    Model Repair Kit
    17-816-999 17-916-100
    17-816-998 17-916-100
    \

    Automatic Drain Kit, reference 3000-04.

    Warning

    These products are intended for use in industrial compressed air systems only. Do not use these products where pressures and temperatures can exceed
    those listed under ‘Technical Data’.
    Before using these products with fluids other than those specified, for non-industrial applications, life-support systems, or other applications not within
    published specifications, consult NORGREN.
    Through misuse, age, or malfunction, components used in fluid power systems can fail in various modes. The system designer is warned to consider the
    failure modes of all component parts used in fluid power systems and to provide adequate safeguards to prevent personal injury or damage to equipment in
    the event of such failure.
    System designers must provide a warning to end users in the system instructional manual if protection against a failure mode cannot be
    adequately provided.
    System designers and end users are cautioned to review specific warnings found in instruction sheets packed and shipped with these products.

    Our policy is one of continued research and development. We therefore reserve the right to amend, without notice, the specifications given in this document.
    N/UK 8.5.211.02 1/90

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