Copper Laboratory Gas Taps And Fittings 90° PP Outlet Mouth Safety

Product Description:Copper Laboratory Gas Taps with 90° Outlet Style PP Outlet Mouth

A gas tap, also known as a gas valve or gas control valve, is a device used to control the flow of gas in a gas supply system. It is commonly found in various applications such as residential and commercial gas appliances, industrial equipment, and laboratory settings.

The primary function of a gas tap is to regulate and control the flow of gas, allowing the user to turn the gas supply on or off and adjust the gas flow rate as needed. It typically consists of a handle or knob that can be turned to different positions to control the gas flow.

To achieve its intended purpose, a gas tap uses an internal mechanism to open and close the tap in response to the position of the handle. This mechanism is often a mechanical link between the handle and the valve, allowing the handle to remain stationary while the valve moves.

The various parts of a gas tap, such as the handle, valve and body, are typically either constructed of metal or plastic. Additionally, the gas tap may also include an indication system such as a pointer on the body of the tap that shows the current position of the handle and the state of the gas supply.

Features:

Gas taps are designed with safety features to ensure proper operation and prevent gas leaks. Some models may include additional features like a flame failure device (FFD) that automatically shuts off the gas supply if the flame extinguishes, or a thermocouple that detects the presence of a pilot light.

It is important to follow proper safety procedures when working with gas taps, such as ensuring proper ventilation, inspecting for gas leaks, and familiarizing yourself with the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer. If you encounter any issues or suspect a gas leak, it's crucial to contact a qualified professional or your gas supplier for assistance.

Technical Parameters:

Gas taps have two main functions: turning the gas supply on or off and controlling the flow rate. To control the flow, you simply need to adjust the handle or knob to either increase or decrease the amount of gas flowing through.

In addition, many gas taps come with safety features to guarantee the user's protection. A flame failure device (FFD) is normally included, which will automatically shut off the gas supply in case the flame is extinguished. Additionally, some gas taps come with a thermocouple, thiss is a sensor that detects the presence of a pilot light. In the event that the pilot light goes out, the thermocouple will trigger a signal to turn off the flow of gas.

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Packing and Shipping:

Laboratory Gas Taps are packaged in strong cardboard boxes, cushioned with foam for protection. All packages are labeled with a detailed description of the item and its contents. All packages are shipped with a tracking number.

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