Armstrong Pumps 573100-010 Expansion Tank 158-Gallon (Model A600-L)

Name: Armstrong Pumps 573100-010 Expansion Tank 158-Gallon (Model A600-L)
Brand: Armstrong Pumps
SKU: 573100-010
Price: 9321.75 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Armstrong Pumps 573100-010 Expansion Tank 158-Gallon (Model A600-L)

SKU: 573100-010

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The 573100-010 is an expansion tank that has a 158-gallon (600L) capacity with a 0.75" (19 mm) drain plug size and a 1.5" (38 mm) NPT system connection size. It is constructed with a ring base and lifting rings.

The L-Series expansion tank is designed with a replaceable bladder that can withstand up to 125 psi (862 kPa) maximum pressure and 40°F to 240°F (4.4°C - 115.5°C) temperature range. It features an air charging valve connection to allow pre-charge pressure adjustments.

The 573100-010 is quick and easy to install with a carbon steel shell and heavy-duty butyl bladder material to provide added protection.

System Connection	1.5" (38 mm)
Drain Plug	0.75" (19 mm)
Maximum Pressure	125 PSI (862 kPa)
Shell Material	Carbon Steel
Tank Volume	158 Gallon (600L)
Temperature Range	40°F to 240°F (4.4°C - 115.5°C)
Bladder Material	Heavy Duty Butyl

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Armstrong Pumps 573100-010 Expansion Tank Technical Datasheet

Armstrong Pumps 573100-010 Expansion Tank Installation Instructions

Armstrong Pumps L-Series and WX-Series Bladder Expanxion Tanks Parts List

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What is the factory air pressure of the tank

Asked on Mar 10, 2020 by Mike from Ontario canada

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For the Armstrong Pump L Series Bladder Expansion Tank with top outlet, the tanks are pre-charged at 12 psi (83kPa). Before installing the tank, check the charge with an automotive tire gauge. If the tank charge is not at the desired psi, bleed off or fill to the psi required. Any alteration in the factory pre-charge should be completed JUST PRIOR to filling the system with water. You can download installation and operating instructions under the Technical Data tab on the product detail page.

Replied on Mar 10, 2020 by Ron from Industrial Stores