SR01000011
Knife gate valve DN 100 SR01 EPDM handwheel
- Lead time
- 3 - 5 working days
Equipment
Flange DN100 PN10/16 EN1092-1 11 B1 C22.8 / P250GH bare
€40.70 VAT included.
flange seal DN100 PN10/16 115x162x2 Klingersil C 4400
€4.88 VAT included.
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Knife gate valve DN 100 SR01 EPDM handwheel
Knife gate valve DN 100 DIN EN 1092-2 PN10 EPDM made of cast iron EN GJL-250 bidirectional tightness for liquid and gaseous media
| product | Knife gate valve |
|---|---|
| type | SR01 |
| manufacturer | NieRuf |
| diameter | DN 100 |
| nominal pressure | PN10 |
| max pressure | 10 bar |
| flange | DIN EN 1092-2 PN10 |
| seal | EPDM |
| media | liquid and gaseous media |
| temperature | -15°C up to +130°C |
| design | bidirectional tightness |
| body material | cast iron EN GJL-250 |
| disc | stainless steel AISI 304 |
| packing | PTFE |
| actuation | handwheel |
| application | not rising stem & handwheel |
| installation position | preferably standing |
| product feature | Cast iron slurry gate valve with tight shut-off in both directions, especially suited for applications in which the flow and/or pressure direction can change within the system. |
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Knife gate valve DN 100 SR01 EPDM handwheel
Article no.
: SR01000011
product:
Knife gate valve
type:
SR01
manufacturer:
NieRuf
diameter:
DN 100
nominal pressure:
PN10
max pressure:
10 bar
flange:
DIN EN 1092-2 PN10
seal:
EPDM
media:
liquid and gaseous media
temperature:
-15°C up to +130°C
design:
bidirectional tightness
body material:
cast iron EN GJL-250
disc:
stainless steel AISI 304
packing:
PTFE
actuation:
handwheel
application:
not rising stem & handwheel
installation position:
preferably standing
product feature:
Cast iron slurry gate valve with tight shut-off in both directions, especially suited for applications in which the flow and/or pressure direction can change within the system.