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Dismantling joint
Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 100 PN 10/16
Ref. CRP10100DN 100PN 10/16In stock
High-performance dismantling joint, made of GGG-50 ductile iron. Its full-bore design avoids turbulence and its ability to absorb axial and angular movement gives it great flexibility in the installation and maintenance of equipment.
- Nominal diameter
- DN 100
- Nominal pressure
- PN 10/16
- Family
- GA06-1 · Dismantling joint
- ERP description
- CARRETE DESMONT.INOX.PN10/16 DN 100
- Material: GGG-50 ductile iron body and flanges.
- Sealing gaskets: EPDM O-rings for a secure seal.
- Internal design: Full bore for undisturbed flow.
- Flexibility: Allows axial and angular movement.
- Bolts: High-strength steel tie rods.
- Coating: Protective epoxy paint against corrosion.
- Nominal pressure: PN10 / PN16.
- Flange standard: Drilled to UNE-EN 1092-2.
Other dismantling joint sizes
All references- CRP10065Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 65 PN 10/16In stock
- CRP10080Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 80 PN 10Made to order
- CRP16080Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 80 PN 16In stock
- CRP10125Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 125 PN 10/16In stock
- CRP10150Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 150 PN 10/16In stock
- CRP10200Stainless steel dismantling joint DN 200 PN 10In stock
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