316 Stainless Steel Air Vent Fuel Tank Breather Threaded Bulkhead Screened 90 Degree Hose Outlet
Product Overview
This is a 316 stainless steel fuel tank breather designed for reliable venting where corrosion resistance and clean airflow matter. Machined from marine grade 316 stainless, the unit features a threaded bulkhead fitting, locking nut, and a 90 degree barbed outlet for neat hose routing. The polished finish resists salt and fuel vapors while the screened vent prevents debris ingress and promotes safe, consistent tank venting for marine and industrial fuel systems.
Key Features
316 stainless steel construction
Marine grade material resists pitting and corrosion in saltwater and fuel-exposed environments.
Threaded bulkhead fitting with locking nut
Secure through-panel installation with gasket or sealant provides a watertight, vibration-resistant mount.
90 degree barbed outlet for hose routing
Low profile elbow directs vent hose neatly along the hull or equipment and accepts standard hose with clamp.
Polished finish for low maintenance
Smooth surface sheds grime and simplifies cleaning for long-term reliability.
Robust machining and seal integrity
Precision threads and solid construction reduce the chance of leaks under vibration and movement.
Specifications
Material 316 stainless steel
Finish Polished 316 stainless finish
Design Threaded bulkhead breather with locking nut 90 degree barbed outlet
Hose connection Barbed tail accepts hose with clamp check product option for exact barb diameter
Environment Designed for marine fuel tanks, diesel tanks, and outdoor industrial exposure
Applications
Fuel tank breather for boats and yachts
Auxiliary fuel and diesel tank venting
Oil sumps and small engine fuel tanks
Portable fuel storage and industrial tanks that require screened venting
Installation and Maintenance
Install with a suitable gasket or marine sealant and tighten the locking nut to recommended torque. Secure hose to the barbed outlet with a corrosion resistant clamp. Rinse with fresh water after heavy salt exposure and inspect the screen periodically for blockages or corrosion. Replace the breather if the threads are worn, or if sealing integrity is compromised.
Note: Due to manual measurements, please allow for slight tolerance in size.