KAN-therm InoxFlow is a series of modern manifolds made of stainless steel designed for tap water installations, traditional heater installations and modern, energy-efficient surface installations. InoxFlow manifolds have new, stainless construction that replaces their very popular brass equivalents on the installation market. Even more durable material, changed profile shape and also greater capabilities put them at the forefront of the so-called top level products.
The new line of InoxFlow manifolds is based on 1.4301 stainless steel beams. It is a top-quality metal alloy that guarantees high durability and aesthetics of the product. The beam profile has a guarantee of 10 years.
Innovative production technology and the use of a stainless steel profile with a larger inner diameter and lower wall thickness have almost doubled the hydraulic capacity of InoxFlow manifolds compared to the old brass versions.
Compared to brass, stainless steel is also more resistant to chloride ions dissolved in water, and there is no possibility of migration of undesirable elements (e.g. lead) from low-quality metal alloys into drinking water, and that means better hygiene and safety.
Specially designed plastic clamps and a cover plate give the manifolds a very elegant and professional look. The cover plate is an optional accessory for all InoxFlow manifolds, which tidies up and protects all the connection elements of the manifold, especially the electrical wiring of the control automation.
KAN-therm InoxFlow manifolds are made of top-quality materials and components. Manifolds are 100 % produced in Poland, and the detailed quality control of the production process guarantees a product that meets the highest customer requirements.
InoxFlow manifolds are recommended for use in particular installation types, depending on the manifold construction and its equipment. To make the identification of the InoxFlow manifold series, and also its intended use and equipment, we have introduced a letter system for their designation. The first letter indicates the application, the second describes the top beam equipment, the third the bottom beam equipment, and the last letter informs us about any additional equipment.
The wide range of variants of the new KAN-therm InoxFlow manifolds covers 100 % of the current brass constructions and will eventually replace them in the KAN offer.
