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Xtract® Large Volume Oil Sight Glass

Xtract® Large Volume Oil Sight Glass, Ideal for Large-Volume and Special Applications

Most tattle tales, bottom sediment and water bowls, BS&W, pig tails and bulls eyes fail to provide the necessary volume when high water volume water accumulation is a problem. When reservoirs or equipment produce so much water such that other products cannot hold it all between maintenance checks, the Xtract® Large Volume Oil Sight Glass provides the extra storage to keep water out of the oil until it can be drained.

 

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