Chemical product hose SILFLON® foodstufffor gasfor steam
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Characteristics
- Use
- for chemical products, foodstuff, for gas, for steam
- Material
- silicone, PTFE
- Applications
- transfer, for vacuum, for the chemical industry, for the food industry, for the pharmaceutical industry, for the cosmetic industry
- Other characteristics
- smooth, standard, reinforced, stainless steel-braided
- Inner diameter
Min.: 6.35 mm
(0.25 in)Max.: 25.4 mm
(1 in)- Outer diameter
Min.: 14.8 mm
(0.583 in)Max.: 38 mm
(1.496 in)- Pressure
Min.: 40 bar
(580.151 psi)Max.: 120 bar
(1,740.453 psi)- Temperature
Min.: -50 °C
(-58 °F)Max.: 230 °C
(446 °F)- Delivered length
22 m
(72'02" )
Description
Smooth PTFE bore, stainless steel braid, textile reinforcements and stainless steel wiring HR* from ND 13 (0.51 inches).
White silicone cover.
Product highlights
For the transfer of all food products even oily and fat ones, liquid chemical products and gas (except melted down alkaline metal and fluorinated gas), permanent steam
Excellent thermal protection
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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