Drain Trap / Condensate Drain NEO tools MINI 1/4" model 14-550 (MPN: TOP-14-550)

NEO tools MINI condensate drain model 14-550 is a compact 1/4" inline drain and trap designed to remove condensate and separate liquids from compressed air lines and small pneumatic installations. Constructed with a sturdy metal body and 1/4" threaded connections, the unit mounts directly into the air line to collect and discharge condensed water and oil, helping to reduce contamination and protect downstream pneumatic equipment.

Advantages

The metal construction provides mechanical durability in workshop and light industrial environments while the compact size allows installation in confined spaces. The device separates condensate efficiently from compressed air, reducing water and oil carryover to pneumatic tools and lines. Simple in-line mounting and a visible collection chamber make maintenance straightforward without the need for large mounting space.

Suitable for

• Workshop compressors and small compressor stations
• Pneumatic tools and air-operated hand tools
• Small industrial and laboratory pneumatic lines
• Inline condensate removal where 1/4" connections are used

Key specifications

• Connection size: 1/4" threaded inline connection
• Body material: metal construction for improved durability
• Function: condensate separation and drain/trap for compressed air
• Installation orientation: inline mounting in air supply lines
• Application scope: suitable for small pneumatic installations and workshop use

How to use

Install the condensate drain in the compressed air line using the 1/4" threaded connections, ensuring the flow direction matches the unit markings or the intended drainage orientation. Position the device in an accessible location for periodic inspection and draining. Operate the system at normal working pressure for your installation; the unit will collect condensed liquids in the collection chamber which can then be drained according to system maintenance procedures.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the collection chamber and drain condensate before accumulation reaches levels that could affect airflow. Use appropriate thread sealant compatible with pneumatic systems during installation, and ensure downstream equipment is isolated during any maintenance. Replace the unit if you notice corrosion, persistent leaks, or reduced separation performance.