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No air loss drain valves, also known as zero loss drains, prevent the loss of compressed air during condensate drainage. They work by sensing the level of condensate and only opening the drain valve when condensate needs to be expelled, thus avoiding unnecessary air loss. 

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• Item Code: EDV16
• Delivery Time: One week

A float-type drain valve uses a buoyant float to automatically open and close a valve, allowing drainage of liquids (like condensate) when a certain level is reached and preventing drainage when the level drops below that point. The float's buoyancy causes it to rise with the liquid level, actuating a mechanism that opens the drain. When the liquid level falls, the float lowers, closing the drain.

An auto drain valve removes condensate (water) from compressed air systems automatically without human intervention. The principle relies on a mechanism that detects liquid accumulation and then opens a valve to expel it, using either a float-based mechanism (mechanical), a timer (timed), or a sensor (electronic) to activate the drainage. Once the liquid is drained and the mechanism resets, the valve closes to prevent air loss.  

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• Item Code: ELDVSeries
• Delivery Time: Ready Stock

A high discharge drain valve, often found in air compressors and pneumatic systems, automatically removes accumulated condensate (water and oil) to prevent system damage and maintain optimal performance. It works by sensing the level of condensate and opening a valve to drain it, either through a timer, float mechanism, or sensor, while minimizing air loss. 

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• Item Code: EDVSeries
• Delivery Time: Ready Stock