AIR & DRAIN TRAPS
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Free Float Technology AIR TRAPS For Air In today's world of automatation, compressed air is used in many different industries including high-precision machinery and instrumentation. After air is compressed it is cooled by an after-cooler or in a receiver tank, where condensate is formed from the air as water droplets. This condensate also occurs in compressed air distribution piping, leading to rust and fluctuation in high-precision machinery, as well as causing a reduction in product quality. Air traps protect your equipment and products by discharging condensate automatically. Long...

for the Highest Reliability DRAIN TRAPS For Air and Inert Gases* Like compressed air, after air or other inert gases are compressed they are cooled, and condensate is formed from air or the gas as water droplets. Condensate is the cause of many challenges resulting in rust and freezing in the pipes as well as a reduction in product quality. Drain traps for discharging condensate from both compressed air and inert gases protect your equipment and products by discharging condensate automatically as it forms while maintaining a tight seal. These traps are made with durable steel construction...

Sample Application: Air Main Drip Pressure-balancing Line Air Inlet Condensate Outlet TLV JA3 Air Trap (with built-in screen) Free float type for continuous condensate discharge. Only one moving part, the free float, simplifies operation and provides reliable service. Usable for installation in both horizontal and vertical piping (JA3D). External valve seat cleaning mechanism easily eliminates blockage (JA3D/JA Series). Large orifice to reduce valve seat blockage (JA7/G8). Small models allow installation even with limited space (JA3D/JA3/JA5). Applications: Discharge of condensate in air...

Sample Application: Receiver Tank >Air Inlet • Large (16 mm diameter) valve seat for easy discharge of oil, rust and scale. • Large condensate discharge capacity • Automatic self-cleaning function during operation keeps the valve seat • Air piping containing oil, rust or scale. • Air-using receiver tanks or other equipment with higher viscosity condensate. Pressure-balancing Line Condensate and oil flow into the trap and accumulate. When the level in the trap body rises to a point where the floats (A) rise and lift the float holder (B), the pilot valve (C) opens with the help of When pilot...

DRAIN TRAPS Sample Application: Receiver Tank Air/Inert Gas Inlet Features: Air/Inert Gas Outlet SS1VG does not use a pressure-balancing line, so make sure that the inlet piping is short to prevent air-binding. Use a gate valve or fullbore ball valve on the inlet piping. TLV SS1VG Drain Trap with Internal Strainer Condensate Outlet High-precision ground free float with three-point seating technology for tight sealing even during low-load conditions. Only one moving part, the free float, simplifies operation and provides reliable service. All-stainless steel body with long life for vertical...

DRAIN TRAPS Sample Application: Main Line with Separator Features: High-precision ground free float with three-point seating technology for tight sealing even during low-load conditions. Only one moving part, the free float, simplifies operation and provides reliable service. Durable pressure-resistant design. Small model allows installation even with limited space (JAH5RG). PressureBalancing Line TLV DC7 Separator Air/Inert Gas Main Applications*: Discharge of condensate from compressed air or inert gas-using equipment (compressors, etc.) Discharge of condensate in compressed air or inert...

Pressure-balancing Line Without a pressure-balancing line connected between the trap cover and a dry portion of the piping/receiver tank, air or gas binding can occur. Air or gas binding occurs when vapor in the trap cavity cannot be displaced by the incoming condensate, which prevents condensate from being discharged. Balancing Line For Air Flow: TLV DC3A Cyclone Separator (with Internal Trap) Receiver Tank Balancing Line TLV JA Series Air Trap Note: Since the SS1VG is installed vertically, a balancing line is not generally required. However, to prevent air binding, use as short as...