Line Filters - Series 330 - 2" Full Port clamp coupling

SPRAY-TRAC SYSTEMS LIMITED

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Line filters series 330 - Version with 2” Full Port clamp* coupling. Line filters series 330 have been designed to be fitted on the circuits of machines with high delivery flowrate to sections. The increasing request of high volumes of product to be distributed led to the creation of a filter on the delivery line able to work at high pressure values (15 bar) and featuring large inner passages. The filter with T6 fork couplings (hence with a 40 mm ND passage), thanks to the high flowrate of 500 l/min and to the minimum pressure drop, allows designing circuits with ball valves of the 853 series

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