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Bag Of 25 Spouts. The 5/16'' Diameter Hole Will Seal And Heal In The Tree Faster Than The Larger Older Style Taps. Nylon Will Not Corrode And Will Bend Without Breaking. These Taps Can Be Steam Or Hot Water Sterilized At Temperature Not Exceeding 260 F. Bleach Or Vinegar Can Damage The Taps At Elevated Temperature. Clean With Tap Or Distilled Water Only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the diameter of the spouts in the Maple Sap Tap Spile Blue?A: The spouts have a diameter of 5/16 inches.
Q: How many spouts come in a pack?A: Each pack contains 25 spouts.
Q: What material are the taps made from?A: The taps are made from tough, durable nylon.
Q: Can these taps be sterilized?A: Yes, the taps can be sterilized by boiling or using steam autoclave at temperatures up to 250°F.
Q: How do I install the spouts in the tree?A: Use a 5/16-inch drill hole in your tree and tap the spout until it is snug.
Q: Are these taps reusable?A: Yes, these taps can be reused year after year.
Q: What kind of outlet do the spouts have?A: The spouts have a 5/16-inch ID barbed outlet for tubing.
Q: Is there any special care required for these taps?A: Clean the taps with tap or distilled water only; avoid using bleach or vinegar as they can damage the taps.
Q: Why are the spouts colored blue?A: The blue color makes the spouts easier to see against dark bark backgrounds.
Q: What happens if I use high temperatures for sterilization?A: The taps can withstand temperatures up to 260°F, but exceeding this can lead to damage.