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Parker HDF180NPTA Mechanical Float Zero-Loss Condensate Drain

The PARKER Mechanical Zero Loss Drain (MPN HDF180NPTA) is a mechanical float zero-loss condensate drain with a 1 in FNPT inlet size, 1/2 in FNPT outlet size, and a capacity of 3,532 cfm. It provides automatic…

SKU 3G-OTH-147844

Brand
Parker
Item
HDF180NPTA Mechanical Float Zero-Loss Condensate Drain
Part Number
HDF180NPTA
Category
Mechanical Float Zero-Loss Condensate Drains
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Also known as:HDF180NPTAParker
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Local availability & support — Singapore

Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Payment
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Compliance & shipping

Hazardous material
Not classified as hazardous
California Prop 65 warning
Warning appliesProp 65 warning
Licence required
No licence required
Safety Data Sheet
Not available
Special shipping
Ships under standard freight

Technical Specifications

Parker
Manufacturer Part Number
HDF180NPTA
Type
3,532 cfm
UNSPSC
40141701
Weight
0.9 kg, 2 lb
Options
Air Vent
Division
Gas Separation and Filtration Division EMEA
Industry
Industrial Manufacturing Equipment, Food & Beverage, Automotive, Electronics, Pharmaceuticals, Biogas
Flow Rate
6000 m³/h (3532 cfm)
Port Size
Inlet: 1" / Outlet: ½"
Drain Type
External Float
Inlet Size
1 in
Inlet Type
NPT
Technology
Filtration
Application
Compressed Air and Biogas Applications
Outlet Size
1/2 in
Outlet Type
NPT
Catalog Page
N/A
Inlet Gender
Female
Product Type
Condensate Drain
Body Material
Aluminum
Outlet Gender
Female
Overall Depth
4-5/16 in
Overall Width
6-1/8 in
Product Style
External Float Drain
Overall Height
4-3/8 in
Connection Type
NPT
FNPT Outlet Size
1/2 in
Country of Origin
Italy (subject to change)
Maximum Flow Rate
3,532 cfm
Operating Pressure
1-16 barg (15-232 psig)
Product Description
These zero-loss pressure drains have a mechanical float that triggers the drain to open when the water level from the condensate reaches a certain level. These drains do not require electrical power.
Number of Air Inlets
1
Number of Air Outlets
1
Operating Temperature
2 to 60 °C, 35 to 140 °F
Electrical Requirements
Not Applicable
Materials of Construction
Body: Aluminium, Float: Plastic, Lever: Plastic
Maximum Operating Pressure
232 psig
Minimum Operating Pressure
15 psig
Drain Port Connection Style
Threaded
Maximum Operating Temperature
140 °F
Minimum Operating Temperature
35 °F

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Product Description

The PARKER Mechanical Zero Loss Drain (MPN HDF180NPTA) is a mechanical float zero-loss condensate drain with a 1 in FNPT inlet size, 1/2 in FNPT outlet size, and a capacity of 3,532 cfm. It provides automatic condensate removal without compressed air loss.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Parker mechanical zero loss drain used for?

A Parker mechanical zero loss drain automatically removes condensate from compressed air systems without wasting compressed air. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring reliable, maintenance-free drainage to protect downstream equipment from moisture damage.

What are the specifications of the Parker HDF180NPTA zero loss drain?

The Parker HDF180NPTA is a mechanical float zero-loss condensate drain with a 1 in FNPT inlet, 1/2 in FNPT outlet, and a flow capacity of 3,532 cfm. It is designed for continuous, reliable condensate removal in compressed air systems.

Where to buy a Parker HDF180NPTA zero loss drain worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the Parker HDF180NPTA mechanical zero loss drain to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery, ensuring you receive genuine Parker components for your compressed air system.

How to install a Parker mechanical zero loss drain?

Install the Parker drain vertically with the inlet connected to the low point of your compressed air system. Ensure the outlet is piped to a suitable drain. Follow Parker's generic guidelines for proper orientation and avoid overtightening fittings to prevent leaks.

Used in

Common applications for Parker
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Injection molding machines — Parker solenoid coils and valves for cycle control
Material handling equipment — Parker hydraulic hose fittings and plugs for leak-free connections
High-pressure hydraulic systems — Parker extreme-pressure pipe fittings rated to 6,400 psi
Hydraulic filtration — Parker WPF Series filter elements for 5-micron contamination control
Pneumatic instrumentation — Parker A-Lok compression fittings for tubing connections
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3G Electric supplies Parker mechanical float zero-loss condensate drains. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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