Provides pre-pump protection by condensing vapours. The stainless steel solvent trap condenses vapours before they reach the pump, protecting against contamination of the oil.
Fill the large, removable center well with up to 2.8L of dry ice or IPA slurry. Provides up to 12 hours protection, dependent on the vapour load.
The large solvent trap can collect up to 1.5L of condensate.
For use with 10mm hose.
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