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Pitot Tube Sample Ports

Trico’s Pitot Tube Sample Ports are designed to provide a safe, simple and effective method of sampling fluids from rotating equipment and sumps. They ensure oil samples are extracted from the "turbulent zone" in a safe, repeatable, and efficient manner. The thick wall tubing can be bended and directed to the ideal sampling location with the use of a swivel adapter.

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Two Configurations

Pitot Tube Oil Sample Ports are available in two options fixed and swivel fittings. The swivel option allows the tube to be bent in confined locations.

Feature

Protective Dust Cap

The protective dust cap is connected to the Pitot Tube Oil Sample Ports with a heavy brass chain to prevent loss.

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Sample Extraction

The collection process is simple, fast, and accurate way of sampling hydraulic, lubricating, and circulating systems. Access to systems is done through the use of a mating sample port adapter. The Oil Sample Port Adapter screws onto the sample port. Oil samples can then be drawn from the system and placed into a clean sampling bottle for analysis.

Note: Color on oil sample port must be the same as oil sample port adapter to extract a sample (ie. black to black (carbon steel), gold to silver (stainless steel)).

Additional Features

Versatile
Pitot Tubes are equipped with sample ports.
Variety
Available in a variety of lengths to fit your application
Easy to Install
Installs easily into drain, fill, or sampling pipe ports

Other Specs

Model Description Tube Length Swivel Adapter Port Material Tube Material Fitting (NPT Male)
36204 Pitot Tube 12" No Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36206 Pitot Tube 12" No Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36207 Pitot Tube 18" No Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36209 Pitot Tube 18" No Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36210 Pitot Tube 24" No Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36212 Pitot Tube 24" No Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36217 Pitot Tube 12" Yes Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36219 Pitot Tube 12" Yes Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36220 Pitot Tube 18" Yes Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36222 Pitot Tube 18" Yes Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36223 Pitot Tube 24" Yes Carbon Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"
36225 Pitot Tube 24" Yes Stainless Steel Stainless Steel 1/4"

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