Norgren G 1/2 Automatic Condensate Drain, 17-816-998

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RS Stock No.:
822-3964
Mfr. Part No.:
17-816-998
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Inlet Port

G 1/2

Inlet Port - Thread Size

1/2in

Drain Type

Automatic

Outlet Port

G 1/8

Manufacturer Series

17-816

Dimensions

170 x 59mm

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Height

170mm

Outlet Port - Thread Standard

G

Outlet Port - Thread Size

1/8in

Maximum Operating Temperature

+80°C

Inlet Port Thread Standard

G

Width

59mm

Maximum Operating Pressure

16 bar

COO (Country of Origin):
MX

IMI Norgren Condensate Drain, Zinc Alloy Bowl Material, G1/2 Inlet Port Size - 17-816 Series - 17-816-998


Prevent moisture from damaging your pneumatic system with this automatic condensate drain from IMI Norgren. It collects liquid from the low points in your system, so there's no need for manual removal of moisture. A built-in exhaust valve means you can safely vent compressed air before maintenance. The zinc alloy bowl is resistant to impact and corrosion, so it's safe for use in harsh environments.

Features & Benefits


• Wide operating temperature range between -20°C and +80°C for use in demanding environments
• Light weight of 0.44kg puts minimal strain on your system
• Space-saving dimensions of 170 (length) x 59mm (diameter) to catch liquid in compact setups

Applications


• Manufacturing systems
• Packaging machinery
• Transportation industry

Why do I need to remove condensation from my pneumatic system?


You should remove all moisture from your pneumatic machinery as it can cause corrosion, which negatively impacts the performance of your system.

Why does condensation gather in pneumatics?


Condensation can occur as the air in your system cools. Even clean and dry compressed air can result in moisture, which is why drains are important, regardless of the medium in your system.

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