Gas Taps, Two Way

A two-way gas tap is a laboratory fitting designed for controlled gas distribution to two outlets from a single inlet, enabling multiple workstations to access gas simultaneously. Constructed primarily from solid brass with a Rilsan plastic coating, these taps are robust, corrosion-resistant, and feature enhanced safety properties such as high-visibility yellow drop levers for quick identification if left open.

Key Features

Two outlets: Allow for the safe and efficient supply of gas to two separate work areas or appliances from a single tap.

Suitable for natural and LPG gases, offering flexible laboratory utility.

Robust construction: Made from solid brass, coated to ensure safety and durability.

Maximum working pressure: 20–25 Mbar, with a flow rate of approximately 1 cubic meter/hour per nozzle at 20 Mbar.

Bench mounted: Includes anti-rotation pin and location nut for secure and stable installation.

Safety certifications: Typically certified by British Gas and BSI for laboratory use.

Typical Use

Two-way gas taps are widely used in laboratories, schools, colleges, and research institutions to safely distribute and control gas supply for multiple workstations, supporting experiments and devices requiring a regulated gas flow.