8 Years Exporter 2203 Diaphragm Pump - 1 1/2”Airline Ball Valve front PTFE Part – Lucky Star Seal Detail:
Specifications:
Item:1 1/2”Airline Ball Valve front PTFE Part
Color:White
Material: PTFE
Size: OEM with drawings
Weigth: 0.5~500g
Process: CNC machining
Property:
1.Best precision:0.02mm
2.Surface: flat and tidy,no defects of crevices layers and separation
3.Temperature range:-196℃ ~ 260℃
4.Chemical property:
A. aging resistance
B. radiation resistance
C. low permeability
D. high pressure resistance
E. oil resistance
F. anti-corrosion
Applications:
1.Sealing
2.Bushing
3.Medical device components
4.Electrical components
5. Pump and valve components
6.Food processing machinery components
Services:
1. Prompt delivery and consider services
2. Competitive price and high quality promise
3. ISO9000:2008/QS9000/SGS approved
4. OEM&ODM accepted
5. Rich experience in the design and manufacturing in PTFE seals.
Product detail pictures:
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We often persist with the theory "Quality To start with, Prestige Supreme". We are fully committed to delivering our clientele with competitively priced good quality items, prompt delivery and experienced support for 8 Years Exporter 2203 Diaphragm Pump - 1 1/2”Airline Ball Valve front PTFE Part – Lucky Star Seal, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Guatemala , Switzerland , Hungary , Ensuring high product quality by choosing the best suppliers, we have also implemented comprehensive quality control processes throughout our sourcing procedures. Meanwhile, our access to a large range of factories, coupled with our excellent management, also ensures that we can quickly fill your requirements at the best prices, regardless the order size.
By Henry stokeld
from Irish
- 2018.09.23 18:44
The customer service reprersentative explained very detailed, service attitude is very good, reply is very timely and comprehensive, a happy communication! We hope to have a opportunity to cooperate.
By Ethan McPherson
from Boston
- 2017.01.11 17:15
