FILTRO REGULADOR PRO 1/4" EXTENDIDO - FRLMP1/4CPE Alto flujo (compresores industriales) Marca: EVANS Característica especial: Durable Modelo EQTH 090VE
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FILTRO REGULADOR PRO 1 4" EXTENDIDO FRLMP1 4CPE Alto flujo (compresores industriales) Marca: EVANS Característica especial: Durable Modelo EQTH 090VE Marca: EVANS Característica especial: Durable Aplicación : Adecuada para uso semi profesional Característica especial: Monocristalino Característica especial: Uso profesional 0 MPa Filtración de sólidos: 25 µm Tipo de filtro: Lavable Modelo elemento filtro: EF1 4FRL Cambio elemento filtro: 6 meses Material del empaque: NBR Tipo de regulador: Diafragma Válvula de regulador: Mantenimiento de presión Rango de regulación: 8 120 PSI Perilla Ajustable Regulador: Si Tipo de Lubricador: Manual de velocidad variable Lubricante recomendado: ISOVG32 Tipo de FRL: Compact Tipo de drenado: Manual
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