Brass male/female threaded safety valve

SKU: MA0042
Auswahl Steuerzone / Lieferland
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5,43 €
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   Variants

Item no.
Variation
bar
Price
Quantity
MA0042.008.020
1/2" (20,95mm)
8,5
5,43 €*
pc.:
MA0042.008.025
3/4" (26,44mm)
8,5
10,92 €*
pc.:

incl. 19% VAT , plus shipping costs

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The images are provided for illustrative purposes only, they do not constitute a contractual element and refer to a single variant/size. Images, technical data, dimensions and drawings are not binding. We reserve the right to make changes at any time without notice. The dimensions are defined and shown more clearly in the item description. Other dimensions only serve as support and better clarification.

   Description

Messing Rückschlagssicherheitsventil, Aussen- x Innengewinde mit Entleerhebel

Senkrecht im Kaltwasserzulauf in Pfeilrichtung einbauen um den Rückfluß des Heißwassers in die Kaltwasserleitung zu verhindern

Anschluss:
Aussengewinde- x Innengewinde DIN 259
Gewinde:
BSP Rohrgewinde G DIN 2999 & BS21, ISO 228/1 & ISO 7/1, nicht selbstdichtend, Abdichtung mit Hanf, Dichtpaste o.ä.
Einsatzgebiet:
Heizungssysteme
Temperatur:
max. 110°C
Ansprechdruck (PN):
8,5 bar
Material:
Pressmessing CW 6117N
DIN:
Dimensionen konform ISO 4144, Anschlussgewinde nach ISO 7/1 (DIN 2999 / BS 21)
Farbe:
Messing verchromt, Hebel Farbe: Schwarz
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