Non-return valve - brass - soft-seated - female thread G 3/8" to G 2" - PN 10 to PN 16
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Product Description
- The non-return valve is ideally suited for liquid, non-aggressive media and mineral oils, not steam.
- The housing is made of brass and is fitted with a soft-sealing nitrile rubber gasket.
- The flap closes by gravity and therefore only horizontal installation is possible.
- Material housing - brass
- Seal material - NBR soft-sealing
- Female thread - G 3/8" to G 2"
- Housing length - 43 to 94 mm
- max. operating pressure - 10 to 16 bar
- Temperature range - 0 to +90 °C
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RUCK17651006 | G 3/8" | 43 mm | 16 bar |
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RUCK17651003 | G 1/2" | 43 mm | 16 bar |
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RUCK17651005 | G 3/4" | 52 mm | 16 bar |
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RUCK17651000 | G 1" | 62 mm | 12 bar |
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RUCK17651002 | G 1 1/4" | 72 mm | 10 bar |
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RUCK17651001 | G 1 1/2" | 81 mm | 10 bar |
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RUCK17651004 | G 2" | 94 mm | 10 bar |
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Markus Dietrich
have the flap is not bein built but looks visually very well made,
when I'm at the input side of the mouth in bubble keeps them super tight, the passage is somewhat close but think bigger than that of such a valve spring, the resistance is probably lower than with spring
when I'm at the input side of the mouth in bubble keeps them super tight, the passage is somewhat close but think bigger than that of such a valve spring, the resistance is probably lower than with spring
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