WEH® Connector TW17 Gas
For testing of gas cylinders with water, clamping lever actuation, W28.8x1/14 male thread, max. 350 bar
Part no.
C1-14854
€0.00
The WEH® Test Connector TW17 offers time saving on pressure testing of gas cylinders by eliminating tedious manual threading.
Depress the pilot actuation button and simply push the WEH® TW17 Quick Connector into the female thread of the gas cylinder. Release the valve button and the pressure-tight connection is made.
The cylinder can now be leak tested with water. The test procedure is regulated by an external control unit and is ideally suited for automation, automated testing systems.
| Max. allowable operating pressure PS | 350 bar (5,000 psi) |
|---|---|
| Pilot pressure | 6 - 8 bar (90 - 120 psi) air |
| Nominal pressure (PN) | 280 bar (4,060 psi) |
| Temperature range | +5 °C up to +80 °C |
| Medium | Water |
| Connection A | W28.8x1/14" male thread |
| Media inlet B1 | M16x1.5 male thread, Ermeto 24° ´S´ |
| Leak rate | 1 x 10-3 mbar x l/s |
| Actuation | Manual actuation via clamping lever |
| Material | Corrosion resistant stainless steel and brass |
| Sealing Material | NBR |
Connection in seconds, Different actuations, High-grade materials, No hand tightening required, Robust construction, Suitable for water pressure testing of gas cylinders, WEH® Jaw Locking Mechanism
Quick Connector with clamping lever actuation for pressure testing of gas cylinders (W28.8x1/14" male thread) with water.
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Product variants
| Part no. | Product Name | |
|---|---|---|
 | C1-14854 | WEH® Connector TW17 Gas, for testing of gas cylinders with water, clamping lever actuation, W28.8x1/14 male thread, max. 350 bar |
 | C1-30341 | WEH® Connector TW17 Gas, for testing of gas cylinders with water, pneumatic actuation via valve button, W28.8x1/14 male thread, max. 350 bar |
 | C1-33210 | WEH® Connector TW17 Gas, for testing of gas cylinders with water, pneumatic actuation via valve button, W19.8x1/14 male thread, max. 350 bar |
