Range of UV disinfection units with stainless steel bodies and EPDM seals. The UV lamps are housed inside quartz tubes. Maximum working pressure 10.3 bar. Maximum operating temperature 40°C.
'MAT901 & MAT902'. In June 2025 ‘MAT901IT & MAT902IT’ washers were added to the approval. Black coloured carbon/PTFE washers manufactured by pressing. For use with water up to 85°C.
'MS 1555'. Factory applied, dark blue/grey coloured vitreous enamel coating. Apply as per manufacturer's instructions 'I.PBE.06.04' dated November 22, 2021 and 'TPE.09.056.02' dated August 19, 2014. Cure for 14 minutes@850°C. For use with water up to 85°C. This material is only approved for the curing conditions that appear on the approval. If the cure conditions are varied from those specified on the approval then the material is not covered by the scope of the approval.
'SADIP-Mix'. Factory applied, grey coloured cement mortar. Mix sand, cement & water in a mix ratio of 2:1:0.5 and apply as per manufacturer's 'quality work instruction' document 'QW 41A', issue 4 dated 20/11/97. Cure for 24 hours@25°C. The cement mortar must then be submerged in water for 72 hours before use. For use with water up to 60°C. This material is only approved for the mixing, curing & soaking conditions that appear on the approval. If the mix/cure/soak conditions are varied from those specified on the approval then the material is not covered by the scope of the approval.
‘Klubertop TP 38-901’. Site applied, (transparent) white coloured PTFE lubricant coating. Apply and cure as per product information sheet ‘Prod. 099030, en-GB, Edition 12.05.2022’. For use with water up to 85°C.
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