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Ruck® air filter box for bag filter 200 mm - FT 200

Ruck® air filter box for bag filter 200 mm - FT 200
Ruck® air filter box for bag filter 200 mm - FT 200
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Ruck® air filter box for bag filter 200 mm - FT 200

Bag filter is available separately and is not included in the scope of delivery.

More technical information about this product can be found in the annex under the "Documents" tab.


Brand Ruck ventilatoren GmbH
Category Filter Boxes with Pocket Filters
GTIN 4061199005548
Manufacturer's item number 112840
Article number 65112840

Specifications

Category code 121
Filter class F7, M5
Suitable for cassette filter No
Suitable for bag filter Yes
Length 498 mm
Material Steel
With filter No
Nom. duct diameter 200 mm
Operating length 493.2 mm

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