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Flat ground flange reaction vessels 6000 ml, DN 200

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Flange ext. Ø

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DN
200
Ext. Ø
250 mm
Flange ext. Ø
242 mm
Height int.
210 mm
Nominal capacity
6000 ml
Overall height
320 mm
UNSPSC
41104812
With jacket
Yes

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Product description

Flange with groove in accordance with DIN 12214. Flask with thermostatic jacket and type "T" 10mm bore PTFE drain valve.

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