Use the digital display to set these valves to open automatically at precise intervals. They’re excellent for compressed air systems with high oil content because they resist clogging when water, oil, and sediment combine to form sludge. Install drain valves after separators, dryers, filters, and aftercoolers to collect and remove water from your air line. They meet NEMA 4 for protection from dirt and washdowns.

Install optional strainers before drain valves to prevent damage from debris in your pipeline.

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An external drain provides quick, easy access for cleaning. Also known as drip legs, these drain valves have a float that automatically opens the drain when the bowl begins to fill. Install them at low points in your line after separators, dryers, filters, and aftercoolers. Drains can be serviced without removing them from your air line.

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Keep an eye on condensate collecting in your compressed air line. These drain valves have a clear bowl, so you can see inside to inspect the contents. Also known as drip legs, these have a float that automatically opens the drain when the bowl begins to fill. Install them at low points in your line after separators, dryers, filters, and aftercoolers. Drains can be serviced without removing them from your air line.

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Sized right for tight spots. Also known as drip legs, these drain valves have a float that automatically opens the drain when the bowl begins to fill. Install them at low points in your line after separators, dryers, filters, and aftercoolers. Drains can be serviced without removing them from your air line.

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Able to withstand up to 400 psi, these have the highest pressure rating of all our float-operated drain valves. Also known as drip legs, these drain valves have a float that automatically opens the drain when the bowl begins to fill. Install them at low points in your line after separators, dryers, filters, and aftercoolers.

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With a discharge capacity of more than four gallons per minute, these drain valves can handle large compressed air systems. Also known as drip legs, these drain valves have a float that automatically opens the drain when the bowl begins to fill. Install them at low points in your line after separators, dryers, filters, and aftercoolers. Drains can be serviced without removing them from your air line.

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When your compressor turns off, it creates back pressure that opens these valves automatically, allowing liquid to escape. Moisture is atomized as it is discharged through the included muffler, eliminating the need for discharge piping. The muffler also minimizes noise. Install drain valves after coolers, separators, dryers, and filters.

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