Automatic Drainer Valve Had20b 1/2 "Bsp Interface Air Compressor Floating Ball Type Automatic Condensate Water Drain Valve

• Customization: Available
• Customized: Customized
• Standard Component: Standard Component
• Model NO.: HAD20B
• Material: Aluminum
• Category: Auto Drain Valve
• Type: Float
• Service Life: 4000h-6000h
• Port Size: 1/2bsp
• Max Temperature(ºC ): 100
• Max. Pressure: 16bar
• Working Pressure: 0.3~0.97 MPa
• Transport Package: 1. Logo Standard Cartons 2.White Carton Box Withou
• Trademark: Jery
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8421399000
• Production Capacity: 50000 Piece/Pieces Per Month

Product Description

 

Jery is a Solenoid Valve manufacturer and exporter in Ningbo, China, Fenghua,which has more than 10 years experience. We offer a wide selection to meet your application requirements for pressure range, temperature range, orifice size, connection style, and voltage. In addition, there is also a wide variety of housing and seal material selection.

* Features:
-This compressed air condensate automatic drainer is significantly different from traditional mechanical automatic drainer, which
is belong to continuous drops drain.
-Shell is made of casting aluminum alloy, with plastic powder coating surface, resistant to corrosion.
-Automatic drainer is extremely reliable in operation, no electricity needed, no noise, no loss of compressed air.
-Drainer has big drainage outlet that is not easily blocked; it is a new generation and great choice of compressed air equipment
drainer.
-This is a quite stable drainer which has great performance and low failure rate.

 

Technical
Type	HR-FAD16B
Inlet/outlet port size	1/2BSP
The max pressure	16bar (kg/cm)
The max temperature	100ºC
The largest emission capacity	400L/h

 

The compressed air condensate automatic drainer is a mechanical automatic drainer which has casting aluminum alloy shell and inside float ball drainage system.Drainer outlet is closed when drainage buoyancy is smaller than floating ball weight plus compressed air pressure; and it will open when buoyancy increases, in order to drain condensed liquid.