chape femelle 63 mm iso 15552 iso 21287 acier inoxydable 316 1p4401 p296r NewCategories/Fittings/Hose Fitting/Push-In Fitting/Distributor/3-Way Brass and Plastic R-Threads Male Vérin pneumatique double effet ISO NewCategories/Tools/Hand tools/File punch and chisel

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chape femelle 63 mm iso 15552 iso 21287 acier inoxydable 316 1p4401 p296r NewCategories Fittings Hose Fitting Push In Fitting Distributor 3 Way Brass and Plastic R Threads Male Vérin pneumatique double effet ISO NewCategories Tools Hand tools File punch and chisel Vérin pneumatique double effet ISO 15552 avec un alésage de Ø80 mm et une course de 100 mm Avec une très large gamme de températures ( 60 °C à 220 °C) et une pression de service de 207 bars Peut être utilisé pour être monté directement sur le cylindre ou comme contre charnière Cet accessoire de montage à chape mâle en acier peut être monté sur les vérins ISO 15552 & ISO 21287 de 63 mm de diamètre en utilisant les 4 boulons (inclus) et une goupille de 16 mm pour la connexion (disponible séparément)

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