Description
Drum Taps For 25L – Aeroflow Drum Taps – Aeroflow Taps:
For most 20 & 25 Litre Plastic Containers. Tap lever style may differ from picture but the specs are exactly as detailed below – so please check. Our Drum Taps For 25L will fit all our containers from 20 – 25 Litre and any 61mm DIN European Standard Thread. This Aeroflow Dispensing Taps for containers is perfectly suitable for the simple, clean and quick decanting of fluids without gurgling.
The chamfered outlet spout (23mm) fits in narrow threaded necks and allows easy and clean dispensing. The tap has a high flow rate of 5 litres per minute, due to the patented ventilation system. The taps are leakproof even with aggressive chemical compounds and strongly creeping fluids. Not to be compared to other inferior taps! This is the best dispensing tap on the market.
Frequently Asked Questions:
What are drum taps?
Drum taps are devices that screw onto drums or containers to control the release of liquids. They’re beneficial for preventing spills, minimizing waste, and safely dispensing fluids, especially when precision or controlled flow rate is required.
What materials are drum taps made of?
They’re made from plastics like polyethylene or polypropylene for chemical resistance.
How do you install it on a container?
You screw the tap directly into the drum’s threaded bung hole. No special tools are needed, but ensure the tap gasket is in place to prevent leaks.
Are drum taps food grade?
Many drum taps are indeed food grade, especially those made of certain plastics like polyethylene. Always check the product specifications to ensure the tap is certified for use with food substances.
How do you prevent leaks?
Ensure that the tap is correctly installed with all necessary washers or gaskets. Regular maintenance checks are important, and the tap should be fully closed when not in use. Teflon tape can also be used on the threads to ensure a watertight seal.
How do you clean and maintain?
Clean the tap with appropriate cleaning agents (compatible with the tap material and the liquid dispensed) after use. Regularly check for and clear any blockages, and inspect the tap for wear and tear.
How do you troubleshoot common problems like clogging or dripping?
If a tap is clogged, remove it and clean any residues with a suitable solvent. If it’s dripping, ensure it’s closed properly. If it continues to leak, replace any worn washers or the entire tap if necessary.
Can this tap be used for measuring precise volumes of liquid?
While standard drum taps don’t measure volume, flow control taps can dispense liquid at a consistent rate, which can be timed for approximate volume dispensing.
Applications:
Water (including drinking water)
Liquid Food,
Chemicals,
Cleaners,
Disinfectants,
Lubricants,
Fuel.