SENSECA
Honsberg - WO1 SERIES FLOW INDICATOR
Sight Glass
- G ¼ - 151l/min - G1½ - 220l/min
- Water , Oils
- DN-8-G ¼ - DN40-G1½
- Brass / Stainless Steel
- 16 Bar max
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Technical data
| Connection type | G1/4 FEMALE |
|---|---|
| Flow range max | 15 l/min |
| Flow range min | 0 l/min |
| Material of connection | Stainless steel |
| Material of glass tube | Borosilicate glass |
| Material of seals | FKM |
| Material wipers | FKM |
| Media | WATER, OILS |
|---|---|
| Pressure range max | 16 bar |
| Temperature of media from | -20 °C |
| Temperature of media to | 100 °C |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
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