clapet anti retour a poussoir 6mm en laiton 0p2 10bar 3 145psi f26pc NewCategories/Fittings/Coupling/Hydraulic/Female thread ISO 7241-1 B un diamètre nominal de DN

Name: clapet anti retour a poussoir 6mm en laiton 0p2 10bar 3 145psi f26pc NewCategories/Fittings/Coupling/Hydraulic/Female thread ISO 7241-1 B un diamètre nominal de DN
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clapet anti retour a poussoir 6mm en laiton 0p2 10bar 3 145psi f26pc NewCategories/Fittings/Coupling/Hydraulic/Female thread ISO 7241-1 B un diamètre nominal de DN

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clapet anti retour a poussoir 6mm en laiton 0p2 10bar 3 145psi f26pc NewCategories Fittings Coupling Hydraulic Female thread ISO 7241 1 B un diamètre nominal de DN un diamètre nominal de DN 50 et est classée jusqu'à 12 bars (174 Bouchon de raccord d'air DN 25 en acier trempé avec filetage femelle G 1 pouce Il s'agit d'un clapet anti retour à ressort en laiton nickelé qui permet un écoulement libre dans une direction et l'empêche d'aller dans la direction opposée Il est doté d'un joint NBR qui le rend apte à être utilisé dans une plage de températures allant de 20 à 80 °C ( 4 à 176 °F)

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