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Sump Bottles

Sump Bottles create a collection area at the bottom of the equipment's oil volume for water and contaminants to collect and be drained out.

API-610 compliant spring-loaded drain valve available
Glass and plastic reservoirs options
Stainless Steel end caps on reservoir available

API 610 Compliant

API Sump Bottles

Contains spring-loaded drain valve used to collect water and particulate in bearing housings.
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Simple to Use

Sump Bottle - Ball Valve

Contains ball valve drain to collect water and particulate in bearing housings.
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Plastic Reservoir

Sump Bottles

Used to collect water and particulate in bearing housings.
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Why do you need Sump Bottles?

Trico’s Sump Bottles are used to collect water and contaminants, and have a drain plug for easy inspection and removal of fluids.

Oil Contamination

70% of all premature machine failures can be attributed to contamination.

Industry Terminology

Sump Bottles are also referred to as BS&W bowls (Bottom sediment and water). 

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API Standard Drives BS&W Bowl Facelift

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Peace of Mind with API Standard 610

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