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VB 80 SSE
TW dust plug of stainless steel, surface in contact with the medium additionally coated with Teflon® PFA. This type is used if stainless steel does not have a sufficient chemical resistance (i.e. for hydrochloric acid and iron-III-chloride) and polypropylene is not possible because of insufficient stability. Available in all standard sizes.
ElaSil® Silicone hose assemblies DN 13-102
For for high media purity requirements, easy to clean. Suitable for Pharma, foodstuff and cosmetics industry. Homogeneous hose construction of platinum cured, translucent and phtalate free Silicone (FDA / USP), resistant to kinking and highly flexible. Large temperature range -60° C to +200° C. Available as complete hose assembly with crimped fittings, DN 13 to 102. Here: DN 25 with Camlock Cam Locking Coupling and Triclamp connection
Rubber Expansion Joint ERV-G LT 80.16
YELLOW BAND LT expansion joints designed for low temperature applications for standard-conform petroleum based products, e.g. diesel, heating oil up to + 90° C, aviation fuels, petroleum up to + 60° C and gasoline up to + 40° C. Temperature (depending on medium) range - 40° C up to + 90° C, temporarily up to + 100° C. Electrically dissipative.
GasGuard GG11R
The GasGuard GG11 Back-Check Valve (GG11R: with additional release screw) should be standard equipment for any LPGas road tanker operator. It is used in conjunction with LPGas bulk refueling nozzles to contain leaks at storage tank fill points. If the fill point proves to be leaking when removing the nozzle it can be left on the tank until corrective action is taken. The driver can move to the next fill point without delay.





























