ARI CONA SC 42.634-2 Float Steam Trap Threaded PN16 1/2″
Continuous condensate discharge with high resistance to water hammer and long service life.
The ARI CONA Float Steam Trap Threaded PN16 1/2″ ensures reliable discharge of condensed water in steam installations. In addition, its forged steel body and ductile cast iron cover provide high resistance to water hammer. Therefore, it performs continuously on saturated steam at PN16 and 300°C.
An integrated thermostatic air vent removes gases to shorten warm-up time and improve efficiency. Moreover, the 1/2″ threaded connection allows easy integration into pipelines, while stainless steel internals resist corrosion for long service life. The cover can be rotated to change orientation, and horizontal or vertical mounting offers flexible installation.
ARI CONA Float Steam Trap — Technical Specifications
This steam trap saves energy in heat exchangers and batteries. Furthermore, it provides reliable solutions for steam-jacketed tanks, cylinders, and industrial furnace processes. In particular, it delivers continuous discharge in high-capacity condensate systems and protects piping against reverse flow with an internal check function.
Key Advantages
- Continuous float discharge for uninterrupted operation on saturated steam
- Internal controller replacement without removing pipe connections for low maintenance cost
- Built-in reverse flow protection increases system safety
Applications
- Energy-efficient condensate discharge in heat exchangers and batteries
- Reliable condensate drainage in steam-jacketed tanks and cylinders
- Durable solution for industrial furnace processes and high-capacity systems
In conclusion, the ARI CONA Float Steam Trap Threaded is ideal for continuous and reliable condensate discharge in steam installations. ORFA Industrial supplies worldwide and provides technical support, with authorized distributor warranty.
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