RS PRO 13 bar Brass Thermostatic Steam Trap

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Brand

RS PRO

Trap Type

Thermostatic

Product Type

Steam Trap

Connection Size A

12.7 mm

Connection Gender A

Female

Orientation

Vertical

Maximum Operating Pressure

13 bar

Maximum Operating Temperature

200°C

Body Material

Brass

Gasket Material

Graphite

Standards/Approvals

No

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
PT

RS PRO 13 bar Brass Thermostatic Steam Trap, 1/2 in BSP Female


You can use this simple and compact RS PRO thermostatic steam trap to release excess condensate from your steam application. It has a small size and a simple design, making it ideal for use in a variety of equipment such as kettle cookers, sterilisers as well as chemical and laundry systems.

It's made from brass to ensure the steam trap is strong, durable and resistant to corrosion. Its gasket is manufactured from graphite, giving it resistance to thermal shock. The product also has exceptional air discharge properties that help you improve heat transfer and save energy.

The steam trap features female threaded connections conforming to the BSP (British Standard Pipe) requirements specifying technical standards for screw threads used for sealing pipes and fittings. This helps ensure you can use it with all standard size pipes.

Features and Benefits


• Brass body material

• Female connection gender

• Connection size of 1/2 in BSP

• Graphite gasket material

• Maximum temperature of +200°C

• Maximum working pressure of 13 bar

• Vertical orientation

• British Standard Pipe (BSP) thread type

• Thermostatic trap type

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