Norgren Locking Shut-Off Valve 2/2 Ball Valve 60 Series Series, 3/8, III B

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220-3394
Mfr. Part No.:
601112238
Brand:
Norgren
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Brand

Norgren

Control Mechanism

Locking Shut-Off Valve

Function

2/2

Thread Size

3/8

Thread Standard

G

Manufacturer Series

60 Series

Maximum Operating Pressure

10 bar

Body Material

Brass

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

+200°C

Model Number p

III B

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
IT

IMI Norgren Ball Valve, G3/8 Thread, -0.4 to 10 Operating Pressure Range - 6011 Series - 601112238


Are you seeking a small but mighty device to shut down your air tools? Use this ball valve from IMI Norgren. It's an easy-to-use mini shut-off component that snaps open and quickly closes with a flick of the upper switch. Its 2/2 function, which means it's either open or closed, makes the unit ideal for simple general-purpose systems. NBR seals stop dust in its tracks to protect your equipment from corrosion. Rest assured, with an operating range between -0.4 and 10 bar, this valve can handle the pressure in heavy-duty machinery and handheld tools.

Features & Benefits


• Suitable for use in harsh settings, thanks to its broad operating temperature range of -10°C to +90°C
• Brass and nickel-plated body resists corrosion
• Light weight of 800g won't put unnecessary strain on your system

Applications


• Construction sites
• Manufacturing facilities
• Food and beverage industries

What media can this product handle?


The ball valve can be used with common mediums including air, water and hydraulic oil. So long as the substance you expose it to doesn't corrode nickel or brass, you're good to go.

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