AYVAZ SA-50 Liquid Drainer from Air Circuits DN50
Mechanical condensate removal that lowers operating costs and extends equipment life.
The AYVAZ SA-50 Liquid Drainer DN50 provides energy savings and reliable drainage through its mechanical design. In addition, it operates at a PN16 pressure class and mounts with a DN50 threaded connection. Therefore, it removes accumulated condensate from compressed air lines without any electrical supply.
The body is made of GGG40.3 ductile iron, consequently offering high resistance to corrosion. Its mechanical working principle consumes no power and reduces maintenance requirements. The unit handles operating temperatures from -10°C to +250°C, and no power source is needed because the design is entirely mechanical.
AYVAZ SA-50 Liquid Drainer DN50 — Technical Specifications
This drainer is used in compressed air lines, particularly in the automotive, food and pharmaceutical industries. Furthermore, it prevents condensate build-up in compressor rooms and pneumatic systems. As a result, it raises system efficiency while extending the service life of connected equipment.
Key Advantages
- Mechanical working principle, therefore no electrical connection is required
- GGG40.3 ductile iron body delivers high durability and corrosion resistance
- Safe operation across a wide temperature range from -10°C to +250°C
Applications
- Condensate drainage in compressed air lines of the automotive industry
- Efficiency improvement in pneumatic systems of food production plants
- Reliable condensate discharge in clean air lines of the pharmaceutical sector
In conclusion, the AYVAZ SA-50 Liquid Drainer DN50 offers a permanent solution to condensate problems in industrial facilities. ORFA Industrial has supplied it as an authorised distributor since 1985, and ORFA supplies worldwide and provides technical support. Therefore, contact us to discuss your requirements.
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