Condensate drain Drain – various models KP-CC-32 – AiFO

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Condensate drain · AiFO

Drain – various models KP-CC-32

Item no. KP-CC-32 · EAN 2010000202364

  • made of grey polypropylene
  • nut made of ABS
  • thread 1"

Models KP-CC-32

  • KP-CC-32x120
  • KP-CC-32x150
  • KP-CC-32x40
  • KP-CC-32x65
  • KP-CC-32x90

Available models and sizes as currently listed in the B2B shop. Non-standard versions are made to order.

In brief

  • 1" thread – the second step of the KP-CC ladder, after the half-inch version.
  • Grey polypropylene in the body, ABS in the nut.
  • An inch is the most commonly encountered size for drainage from counters and shelving units.
  • A collective item covering several spigot lengths.
Data sheet PDF, p. 95

Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. Honeycomb panels are cut to size, non-standard parts are quoted individually.

Drain – various models KP-CC-32 – how to choose the right one

KP-CC-32 is a drain made of grey polypropylene with a 1" thread and an ABS nut, carried as a group of models under a shared code. It collects water from the basin and directs it into the installation.

Moving from half an inch to an inch doubles the nominal connection diameter and clearly increases the margin for contamination. In units where product residue ends up in the basin, this matters more than the amount of water alone.

This size also connects well with typical plastic installation parts, because a one-inch thread is a common size in sanitary fittings.

How to match a drain to the hole and a honeycomb to the cabinet – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.

Where it works

  • Refrigerated counters and shelving units with regular defrosting
  • Appliances in which fine contaminants get into the basin
  • Installations built on widely available one-inch fittings
  • Upgrades requiring an increase in bore compared with half an inch

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Have not found your answer? Give the hole diameter and the thread – we will select the drain and the trap.

Ask a question
Can the ABS nut be tightened with a spanner?

ABS is hard but more brittle than polypropylene, so excessive torque can split it. It is tightened by hand, to a clear resistance on the seal, and its tightness is checked after the first discharge.

How do you choose the spigot length?

You need to know the thickness of the basin base including insulation, and how much space is left under the unit for the nut and the further connection. Give us both dimensions and we will identify the right version under this code.

Enquiry

We will quote Drain – various models KP-CC-32 for your appliance

Give the hole diameter, the thread or the dimensions of the cabinet – we will reply with a selection and a quote.

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