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Hydraulic Reservoir Breather Kit with Sample Port

Airborne contaminants can quickly disrupt and negate your sample. Trico offers a specially designed Reservoir Breather Kit with Sample Port that features a two-stage breather system that uses a filter to block airborne particles and desiccant to remove harmful, unwanted moisture. The system ensures a permanent closure on all hydraulic reservoirs and that the lubricating fluid remains closed off from airborne contamination throughout the sampling process.

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Feature

Contaminant Identification

For static sampling of the oil from the system reservoir, the 6-bolt adapter plate incorporates a sample port connected to a sample tube. The tube conveniently extends to the middle of the fluid level in the system reservoir to allow samples to be taken from the exact location inside the system every time for oil analysis.

Feature

Contaminant Exclusion

A Watchdog Extreme Humidity Desiccant Breather is installed to protect your equipment from atmospheric particulate and moisture ingression as well as remove moisture residing in the internal headspace.

Feature

Contaminant Removal

The application of quick-disconnect couplers allow you to perform in-situ kidney loop filtration to keep your oil free of unwanted contamination.

Additional Features

Filter Replacement Indicator
An optional filter reminder vacuum gauge can be used to indicate when the filter element on the breather has become clogged and needs replacing.
Desiccant Replacement Indicator
Color-coded desiccant changes colors indicating when maximum adsorption is reached and a replacement is needed.
Reservoir Filling
A male quick connect can be plumbed to the 6-bolt adapter plate to fit a down pipe for filling reservoirs with new oil through a filter cart without opening the system to the environment.
Fluid Recirculation
Sold separately—optional suction tube to fit 55-gallon drum that can be used to recirculate fluid (model no – 20-00545)
Additional Option
2″ NPT Male Adapter with 6 Bolt ANSI Threads is available (model no – 16207)

Other Specs

Model Description Quick Connect Tube Length Water Capacity (lbs) Air Flow Filter Reminder
36905 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit N/A 12" .9 20 CFM No
36906 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Male 12" .9 20 CFM No
36907 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Female 12" .9 20 CFM No
36909 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Male 18" .9 20 CFM No
36910 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Female 18" .9 20 CFM No
36911 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit N/A 24" .9 20 CFM No
36912 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Male 24" .9 20 CFM No
36917 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit N/A 12" .9 20 CFM Yes
36918 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Male 12" .9 20 CFM Yes
36919 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Female 12" .9 20 CFM Yes
36921 Hydraulic Reservoir Kit 1/2" Male 18" .9 20 CFM Yes

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