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Propeller stirrer shafts 450x10x80mm

Brand:Bohlender

Stirring head Ø

Length

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HS Code #
84799070
Stirring head Ø
75 mm
Stirring rotor Ø
10 mm
Flow
Axial
Inclination angle stirring blades
45 °
Length
450 mm
Material
PTFE
No. of s tirring blades
4
Shape stirring blades
Angular
Type of stirrer
Propeller stirrers
UNSPSC
41103816

$595.35

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Product description

PTFE-coated stainless steel shaft, propeller completely made of PTFE. Universal chemical resistance. Temperature resistant from -200 to 250 °C.

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Propeller stirrer shafts 450x10x80mm
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Propeller stirrer shafts 450x10x80mm

$595.35

Inc. GST

Manufacturer P/N

C 484-32

Part Number

4.658 541

Manufacturer

Bohlender

Stirring head Ø

75 mm

Propeller stirrer shafts, four-leaf PTFE, coated stainless steel shaft

Manufacturer P/N

C 484-40

Part Number

6.272 992

Manufacturer

Bohlender

Stirring head Ø

140 mm

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