CALEFFI 317806 1" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt Sep 321920

1-1/4" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt

Our new "1-1/4" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt combines all the advantages of the traditional 1-1/4" sweat unions into one product. The direct draft air and dirt is pre-charged making connection quick and easy for everyone---from novice to professional. A more cost effective alternative to our conventional 1-1/4" sweat union, it is a welcome addition to any installer's toolbox!

This is a CALEFFI® 1-1/4" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt Filter. It has a dimension of 11" x 21" and is designed to fit in the air distribution system of a CALEFFI® Café

This 1-1/4" Sweat, 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt is designed with a compression rating of 15000 psi. ideal for connecting lines requiring air and dirt separation. This line of pipe is used in residential, commercial and industrial applications.

These 63 gallon 1" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt Separator, Model 317806, from Caleffi are constructed for long lasting durability and superior  functionality. These cast iron units are available with your choice of an air or a condensate drain tap when you order your unit. All 1" sweat separators are equipped with a 1/4" ball valve drain which allows them to be drained without having to remove the drain plug on the bottom of the tank.

These fittings are designed for the air and dirt piping lines. This 1-1/4" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRT MAG Air & Dirt is used in residential and commercial HVAC systems, along with other types of plumbing.

1-1/4" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRT MAG Air and Dirt.

The Caleffi 317806 1" Sweat 5461 Series DISCAL DIRTMAG Air & Dirt Sep 321920 is ideal for capturing and conveying air or dust. This fitting is constructed of forged brass and has a discharge bend measuring 4.20" long. It features two male ANSI standard 37° tapered threads on opposite sides for connection to flex duct. This air and dirt separator fitting should only be used in horizontal runs, not in vertical runs.