ARF101 Flow-Through Fitting | PVC | One sensor with PG 13.5 connection, 12 mm diameter and 120 mm length
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ARF101
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ARF101 Flow-Through Fitting | PVC | One sensor with PG 13.5 connection, 12 mm diameter and 120 mm length
PVC flow-through fitting for direct mounting of a 12-mm sensor
- material: PVC
- DN 50 adhesive sleeve
- for sensors with Pg 13.5 connection
Easy mounting with adhesive sleeve, directly in the pipeline. For all sensors with Pg 13.5 connection, 12 mm diameter, and 120 mm length.
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| Product Type: | Flow-Through Fitting |
|---|---|
| Explosion protection: | No |
| Operation: | manually |
| Sensors & Adapters: | Conductivity sensor, conductive, Oxygen sensor, pH sensor |
| Process-Wetted Materials: | PVC |
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