Description
Sterile dead-volume-free sampling assembly provides a hygienic take-off point for Ultra Clear® RO Basic and Protegra CS® water systems. The stainless-steel (VA) body is configured for sterile, dead-space-free sample withdrawal and uses Tri-Clamp geometry suited to controlled laboratory and process water loops. Dual Tri-Clamp ports for DN20 D34 (DIN 32676) combined with G 3/4'' male thread allow optional connection via clamp or 3/4'' external thread, giving flexible integration into existing pipework. Body and connection parts are executed in VA stainless steel, while the seal is EPDM for aqueous service. Offered by manufacturer Evoqua Water Technologies as dedicated system accessory hardware, the unit supports representative sampling without residual hold-up volume that could compromise analytical integrity. Compact Tri-Clamp interfaces simplify installation and removal for cleaning or maintenance on reverse-osmosis and related pure-water installations. The design focuses on cleanability and mechanical compatibility with standard sanitary fittings used in laboratory water treatment. Supplied as a single piece for direct integration into Ultra Clear RO Basic and Protegra CS plant configurations where sterile, dead-volume-free sampling is required.
This article is part of Stopcocks & valves, in Tubing, hoses & fittings.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Sterile dead-volume-free sampling
- Material: body: VA stainless steel
- Seal material: EPDM
- Connection: 2 × Tri-Clamp DN20 D34 (DIN 32676) × G 3/4'' male
- Compatibility: Ultra Clear® RO Basic and Protegra CS® systems
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Sterile dead space sampling port is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Evoqua Water Technologies for laboratory use. It sits in Stopcocks & valves, inside Tubing, hoses & fittings, in Labware.
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