ARI Cona B Forged Steel Bimetal Trap with Strainer
ARI-Armaturen Model Number: 45.600.2
ARI-Armaturen
Founded in Germany in 1950, ARI-Armaturen is an established international manufacturer of industrial valves and system solutions, with more than 75 years of engineering experience. Its extensive portfolio covers control, isolation, safety and steam trapping, serving applications across industrial processing, chemical plants, shipbuilding and building services. Combining German manufacturing expertise with a global sales and support network, ARI offers over 20,000 products in more than 200,000 variants. From individual valves to complete steam and condensate solutions, the brand focuses on quality, reliability and meeting the demands of industrial operation.
Key Information
The ARI CONA B 45.600.2 Forged Steel Bimetal Trap with Strainer provides automatic, temperature-responsive condensate drainage from steam systems. Its corrosion-resistant bimetallic mechanism discharges condensate below steam saturation temperature and automatically vents air during start-up and normal operation. Featuring a forged steel body, an internal stainless steel strainer and integrated non-return protection, the trap offers robust construction and resistance to water hammer. Adjustable condensate subcooling allows its discharge behaviour to be tailored to the application in accordance with ARI’s instructions.
Features
- Thermostatic bimetal operation responds automatically to condensate temperature
- Automatic air venting during start-up and operation
- Forged steel body
- Corrosion-resistant bimetallic operating mechanism
- Internal stainless steel strainer helps protect against debris
- Robust design resistant to water hammer
- Integrated check valve provides non-return protection
- Threaded connections for pipework installation
- Adjustable condensate subcooling in accordance with ARI’s operating instructions
- Can be installed in any position except with the cap or cover facing downwards
- PN40 pressure class, subject to the manufacturer’s operating limits
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