Chemical product hose VIEWLINE® foodstuffstainless steelthermoplastic
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Characteristics
- Use
- for chemical products, foodstuff
- Material
- stainless steel, thermoplastic
- Applications
- for the chemical industry, conveying, for the food industry, for the pharmaceutical industry, for the cosmetic industry
- Norms
- DIN
- Other characteristics
- translucent, reinforced
- Inner diameter
Max.: 100 mm
(3.937 in)Min.: 25 mm
(0.984 in)- Pressure
Max.: 32 bar
(464.121 psi)Min.: 4 bar
(58.015 psi)- Temperature
Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
Fluorinated thermoplastic, translucent to visualize the conveyed product.
Product highlights
Material shatter resistant, chemically inert which cannot contaminate the products conveyed: food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and chemicals applications. It is also tasteless and odorless
Can be externally reinforced with a stainless steel safety guard according to the ratio pressure / temperature applications
Can be assembled in longer length for tank level applications
Assembling possibilities
The 316L stainless steel swaged fittings are monoblocs (without welding) in accordance with the NRS® design (Non Retention System). All kinds of fittings available on request (SMS, DIN, CLAMP, RJT, ISS, FIL, GAS, NPT, JIC, FLANGES, etc).
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