Westward
Westward 1ZTD3 Swivel Trap Steel 1/4 in FNPT 6000 psi
Swivel trap handles greases at 6000 psi with 1/4 in FNPT inlet and 1/8 in NPT outlet
- ColorTransparent
- Swivels for flexible routing in tight spaces
- 6000 psi rating handles high-pressure grease lines
- 1/4 in FNPT inlet fits standard fittings
- Steel body with Buna-N and PTFE seals resists wear
- Compatible with Grainger part numbers 29FW98, 29FW99, 29FX01, 3APE8, 3APE9, 5NUE3, 5NUE4, 5NUE5
Swivel Trap for Grease Systems
The Westward 1ZTD3 is a steel swivel trap designed for grease lines operating up to 6,000 psi. It connects a 1/4 inch FNPT inlet to a 1/8 inch NPT outlet. The unit is new and built for high-pressure lubrication tasks.
Verify Threads and Media Compatibility
Confirm that your existing line uses a 1/4 inch FNPT inlet and a 1/8 inch NPT outlet before ordering. The wetted materials are Buna-N, PTFE and steel, so ensure these suit the specific grease formulation in your system. This item is restricted from sale in California due to Proposition 65 chemical warnings.
Pressure Rating and Flow Characteristics
Rated for a maximum operating pressure of 6,000 psi, the trap handles normal grease dispensing without pressure drop concerns. The swivel action reduces hose twist during operation. No power supply or external energy source is required for this mechanical component.
Highlights
- Swivels for flexible routing in tight spaces
- 6000 psi rating handles high-pressure grease lines
- 1/4 in FNPT inlet fits standard fittings
- Steel body with Buna-N and PTFE seals resists wear
- Compatible with Grainger part numbers 29FW98, 29FW99, 29FX01, 3APE8, 3APE9, 5NUE3, 5NUE4, 5NUE5
Specifications
| Color | Transparent |
|---|---|
| Brand | WESTWARD |
Questions about this item
Does the 1/4 in FNPT swivel trap come with any fittings or seals, or must they be purchased separately?
The swivel trap is supplied as the component only; inlet and outlet connections are 1/4 in FNPT and 1/8 in NPT, so any mating fittings, thread sealant or hose adapters must be sourced separately.
Should I choose the 6000 psi model or a lower-pressure version for a grease lubrication line?
Select the 6000 psi model when the system pressure can reach that level; its Buna-N and PTFE wetted materials are rated for greases at the full 6000 psi, while lower-pressure versions would not provide the same safety margin.
What does the 6000 psi rating mean once the trap is installed in a live grease system?
It indicates the maximum continuous operating pressure the steel body and seals can withstand without leakage or failure when handling greases at the rated pressure.
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