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Ubbink Air Excellent 55SC valve adapter 125 2x180°

Brand: Ubbink


Ubbink Air Excellent 55SC valve adapter 125 2x180°
Ubbink Air Excellent 55SC valve adapter 125 2x180°
Ubbink Air Excellent 55SC valve adapter 125 2x180°
Ubbink Air Excellent 55SC valve adapter 125 2x180°
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Ubbink Valve Adaptor 180° round 125 mm to 2 x flat oval 60x132

This attachment is suitable for the Ubbink Air Excellent air distribution systems. This 90 ° valve adapter is made of high quality plastic (PP) and has anti-bacterial and anti-static properties.

This Ubbink Valve Adapter 90° allows you to shorten the cylindrical part, this can be done with simple tools such as a saw.

For creating good airtightness, it is essential that you use the red coupling-seal at all joints.

Brand Ubbink
Category Ubbink Air Excellent Semi-circular
GTIN 8713645194691
Manufacturer's item number 0188164
Article number 18816400

Specifications

Connection Duct end
Number of duct connections 2
Dimensions 60x130mm (AE55SC)
Category code 74
Weight 0.63 kg
Duct connection Oval
Air pattern adjustable No
Material Polypropylene (PP), Plastic
Nominal channel width 132 mm
Nom. channel height 60 mm

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