The Dräger Standard Regulating Valve 0.5 LPM is engineered for precise and stable gas flow control in sampling systems. Ideal for laboratory, industrial, and environmental monitoring applications, it ensures a consistent flow rate of 0.5 LPM for accurate gas measurement and reliable performance. Manufactured in compliance with international standards, this valve guarantees quality and dependability in professional gas handling setups.
Note: Control valve not included – please order separately.
The Dräger Standard Regulating Valve 0.5 LPM delivers consistent, accurate control and is ideal for maintaining precision in gas sampling and analytical operations across a variety of applications.
It is engineered for precise and stable gas flow control in sampling systems. Ideal for laboratory, industrial, and environmental monitoring applications, it ensures a consistent flow rate of 0.5 LPM for accurate gas measurement and reliable performance. Manufactured in compliance with international standards, this valve guarantees quality and dependability in professional gas handling setups.
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NTD 20,480
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