Techniniai Dokumentai
Specifikacijos
Markė
SMCProduct Type
Spatter Cover
Thread Standard
JIS
Serija
KR
Connection Type
R Thread, Metric Fine Thread, Taper Pipe Thread
Maximum Operating Pressure
1 Mpa
Minimali darbinė temperatūra
-5°C
Maksimali darbinė temperatūra
60°C
Standards/Approvals
UL-94 Standard V-0, JIS B 0211 Class 2, JIS B 0203
Kilmės šalis
Japan
Produkto Aprašymas
SMC's KR series of flame resistant, one-touch fittings are for use in environments where pneumatic piping and fixtures are open to sparks and spatter from welding equipment. SMC's flame resistant fittings are suitable for use up to a pressure of 145 psi and by allowing the body and threaded section to rotate when mounted are ideal for use in confined spaces. Spatter covers can be used to prevent against the tube being released because of intrusion or adhesion by covering by providing protective cover over the release button.
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€ 6,70
€ 6,70 1 Bag of 10 (be PVM)
€ 8,11
€ 8,11 1 Bag of 10 (su PVM)
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€ 6,70
€ 6,70 1 Bag of 10 (be PVM)
€ 8,11
€ 8,11 1 Bag of 10 (su PVM)
Sandėlio informacija laikinai nepasiekiama.
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Techniniai Dokumentai
Specifikacijos
Markė
SMCProduct Type
Spatter Cover
Thread Standard
JIS
Serija
KR
Connection Type
R Thread, Metric Fine Thread, Taper Pipe Thread
Maximum Operating Pressure
1 Mpa
Minimali darbinė temperatūra
-5°C
Maksimali darbinė temperatūra
60°C
Standards/Approvals
UL-94 Standard V-0, JIS B 0211 Class 2, JIS B 0203
Kilmės šalis
Japan
Produkto Aprašymas
SMC's KR series of flame resistant, one-touch fittings are for use in environments where pneumatic piping and fixtures are open to sparks and spatter from welding equipment. SMC's flame resistant fittings are suitable for use up to a pressure of 145 psi and by allowing the body and threaded section to rotate when mounted are ideal for use in confined spaces. Spatter covers can be used to prevent against the tube being released because of intrusion or adhesion by covering by providing protective cover over the release button.
