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When filling jars, precisely cutting off the honey stream reduces drips and cleaning between containers.
This THOMAS tap uses a vertical guillotine-style shutoff and an angled outlet to direct the flow.
01 · USE
The lever makes opening and closing easy, even during repetitive use. The angled outlet helps position the jar under the pouring point and cuts off the flow at the end of each filling.
02 · CONNECTION
The stated compatibility is for a 40/49 threaded outlet of 1 ½″. Before purchasing, check the diameter, pitch, and geometry of the tank or machine connection; the nominal diameter alone does not guarantee fitment.
03 · CLEANING
Disassemble only the parts specified by the manufacturer, remove any honey and crystals from the sliding mechanism, and allow the parts to dry before reassembly. Check the seal and perform a water test before filling with the product.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
| ✓ FITS | Tanks and settling vessels bored for 40/49 (1 ½″), in hand bottling. |
| ✕ DOESN'T FIT | 1″ (33/42) and 2″ (50/60) connections, and DIN dairy threads, which are a different standard. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | The tank. The gasket and the back nut are also sold on their own: check what your fitting already has. |
| Brand | THOMAS |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Closing | Vertical Guillotine |
| Outlet | Angled |
| Declared connection | 40/49; 1 ½″ |
| Approximate weight | 0.28 kg |

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