Dispensing system for solvents with discharge elbow

The solvent dispensing system is used to safely transfer solvents from larger containers such as drums or canisters to smaller containers or directly to the point of use. The solvent dispenser allows high purity liquids to be filled quickly and easily.

Using the solvent dispensing system minimises health hazards from solvent vapours and reduces the risk of spills that can cause environmental damage or hazardous situations in the workplace.

Filling is simple: pressurised gas (compressed air or nitrogen) is used to create an overpressure in the container which forces the liquid out of the container. The advantage of using pressurised gas is that the user can easily remove larger quantities and has both hands free to refill the solvent. This means that even hazardous media such as acetone, ethanol, methanol etc. can be safely filled and accurately metered via the discharge tap. For oxygen sensitive or high purity media, inert gas (e.g. nitrogen) can be used.

The G 2" barrel fitting and stopcocks hermetically seal the barrel and pump. This means that no solvent vapours can escape after filling - protecting the health of the user and the environment.

The portable dispensing system allows flexible working. It consists of a barrel pump and a suspended pressure control unit that adjusts the inlet pressure and provides additional safety against operator error. A pressure gauge allows visual control of the inlet pressure.

The pump is easily attached to the container using a barrel screw connection. It can be connected to compressed air or nitrogen (3-10 bar) via a mobile or stationary air supply.

The dispensing system for solvents with discharge elbow is equipped with a barrel pump with a fixed discharge elbow. The barrel pump has a steplessly adjustable immersion tube that can be adapted to suit the container.