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32x48 mm edelstahl 1p4401 schlauchsaeule mit flansch pn 10 16 25 40 din en 14423 din 2826 f29dg NewCategories/Fittings/Threaded fitting/2 Connections/Reducing Nipple Fitting/Steel-Stainless Steel G-Threads With 60deg Hose Cone PN400 Die Ventilbohrung hat einen Durchmesser Edelstahl Saugfilter mit G

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32x48 mm edelstahl 1p4401 schlauchsaeule mit flansch pn 10 16 25 40 din en 14423 din 2826 f29dg NewCategories Fittings Threaded fitting 2 Connections Reducing Nipple Fitting Steel Stainless Steel G Threads With 60deg Hose Cone PN400 Die Ventilbohrung hat einen Durchmesser Edelstahl Saugfilter mit G Die Ventilbohrung hat einen Durchmesser von 40 mm und der maximale Druck beträgt 63 bar oder 914 psi Magnetventil (Marke RPE) mit 1 4 Zoll Gewinde und 230V AC Spule Wasser bis zu +120 °C (248 °F) Die Abmessungen des Plattenflansches entsprechen der PN 10 16 25 40

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