Special valves & tank safety systems
VARIVENT® Sampling valve IT
The sampling valve VARIVENT® Type IT is used for drawing small samples of liquids and viscous media. Manual or pneumatic actuation is combined in the actuator. Different interfaces ensure a wide application range
Accessories
Various types of connection nozzles are available for a safe and no loss discharge of the sample volume into the sample receptacles. Spiral flame nozzles are used for liquids containing CO2 and other medium tending to foam.
- Hose nozzle
- Flame nozzle straight
- Flame nozzle 90°
- Interfaces for Luer connector and Keofitt and Schütt accessories
| Item | Size |
| Size | DN 10 up to 150
1" up to 6" OD 2" up to 6" IPS |
| Weight | app. 1 kg |
| Material of product | stainless steel 1.4404 / AISI 316L |
| Contact parts | Check corrosion resistance with respect to media and detergents |
| Installation position | upright |
| Ambient temperature | 0 up to 45 °C, standard |
| Product temperature and operating temperature | depending on the sealing material |
| Product pressure | max. 10 bar, standard |
| Air requirement | 13,1 cm3/stroke |
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