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- RS Stock No.:
- 202-1797
- Mfr. Part No.:
- LR/LFR-D-MIDI
- Brand:
- Festo
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| For Manufacturer Series | D | |
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- COO (Country of Origin):
- HU
Festo Actuator Knob, Blue Colour, Ribbed Grip - LR/LFR-D-MIDI
Choose this actuator knob from Festo for easy control of your pneumatic service unit. It's designed for use with the Festo D series of service units, which typically combine a filter, lubricator and regulator. The unit is made of robust plastic and features built-in grooves around its body. This helps you maintain a secure grip so you can easily handle it in slippery conditions or if you're wearing gloves.
Features & Benefits
• Ambient operating temperature range between -10°C and +60°C for safe use in challenging environments
• Bright blue colour enables colour coding for easy identification in busy setups
• Arrow indicators and a push-in style to help guide proper turning
• Bright blue colour enables colour coding for easy identification in busy setups
• Arrow indicators and a push-in style to help guide proper turning
Applications
• HVAC systems
• Oil and gas industry
• Printing press
• Chemical plants
• Oil and gas industry
• Printing press
• Chemical plants
How does a pneumatic service unit work?
The filter in the pneumatic service unit shields the equipment from contaminants like dirt particles and moisture build-up to keep the air clean. For stable performance, the integrated regulator adjusts the air pressure of the system, while the lubricator releases layers of oil mist to help minimise the risk of friction.