Solinst Dedicated 2" Well Cap Assembly

The Dedicated 2" Well Cap Assembly comes with three 1/4" push fit adapters so that either 1/4" or 3/8" tubing can be used for the sample return line or drive line.

Features

  • Designed for dedicated bladder or double valve pump systems
  • Compatible with 1/4" or 3/8' tubing
  • Cap is secured with twist lock and accommodates 3/8" (9.5mm) shackle diameter lock
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How is the sample and drive-line tubing secured on both the bottom and top sides of the Solinst dedicated well cap for bladder pumps and double-valve pumps?
The 2” dedicated well caps have push fittings on the underside for connecting both the sample and drive lines to the well cap. The sample tubing is pushed through the exterior push fitting and the topside drive-line connection is a quick-connect style fitting.
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