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ARI106 (H) Inline Fitting | Modular | Stainless steel or highly resistant plastic | For 12-mm sensors | For chemical and hygienic applications

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ARI106 (H) Inline Fitting | Modular | Stainless steel or highly resistant plastic | For 12-mm sensors | For chemical and hygienic applications

Inexpensive and robust inline fitting for 12-mm sensors, for chemical processes and hygienic applications

  • Adaptable to individual process conditions
  • Modular design
  • Material: steel or highly resistant plastic
  • Suitable for chemical process media
  • Suitable for hygienic applications
  • CIP- and SIP-capable, autoclavable
  • For pH sensors with polymeric electrolyte
  • For pH sensors with pressurizable liquid electrolyte
  • For oxygen or conductivity sensors with Pg 13.5 connection, 120 mm length, and 12 mm diameter
  • Integrated sensor protection
  • Suitable for hazardous locations

The modular concept allows adaptation to virtually every process. Replacement of components or expansion is possible at any time.

Suitable for aggressive chemical processes as well as processes with hygienic requirements. pH sensors with polymeric electrolyte or with refillable, pressurizable electrolyte can be used. Also accepts conductivity and oxygen sensors with 12 mm diameter. For operation in hazardous locations.

Applications
pH, conductivity, or oxygen measurement in chemical processes, in the pharmaceutical or food industry and in biotechnology

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Technical details

Product Type: Inline Fitting
Explosion protection: No
Operation: manually
Sensors & Adapters: Conductivity sensor, conductive, Oxygen sensor, pH sensor
Process-Wetted Materials: Hastelloy, PEEK, PP-H, PVDF, Stainless Steel 1.4435, Titanium

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