ARI CONA-S 12.631-1 Float Steam Trap DN25 PN16
Reliable continuous condensate discharge and energy savings for steam systems.
The ARI CONA-S 12.631-1 Float Steam Trap automatically discharges condensate from steam systems. In addition, its EN-JL1040 cast iron body offers superior resistance to high pressure. Moreover, this model operates at PN16 and up to 300 °C, therefore delivering uninterrupted discharge in saturated steam lines.
An integrated thermostatic air vent removes gases from the system and shortens warm-up time. The DN25 flanged connection allows easy integration into standard pipelines. Furthermore, the cover can be rotated for horizontal or vertical installation, providing flexibility in field conditions. Internal controller replacement is possible without removing pipe connections.
ARI CONA-S 12.631-1 Float Steam Trap — Technical Specifications
This float steam trap is ideal for energy savings in heat exchangers and batteries. In addition, it delivers high efficiency in industrial processes and main steam lines that require continuous condensate drainage. Moreover, stainless steel internal parts promise long service life against corrosion.
Key Advantages
- Fast system warm-up and low energy loss thanks to the integrated thermostatic air vent
- Safe and uninterrupted operation with internal strainer and return protection
- Low maintenance cost through internal controller replacement without removing pipe connections
Applications
- Ideal for continuous condensate discharge in heat exchangers and batteries
- Provides stable system performance in steam processes
- Used in industrial main lines and facilities requiring continuous condensate drainage
In conclusion, the ARI CONA-S 12.631-1 Float Steam Trap is the right choice for those seeking a reliable and efficient solution in industrial steam systems. ORFA Industrial supplies worldwide and provides technical support.
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