Stainless steel threaded filter - for series BRA.10.000 - 1/2"; L=65mm; PTFE
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Product detailed description
- max. tlak 40 bar, with threads from 1/4" up to after 2 1/2" F/F according to ISO 228-1
- T = -20 °C up to max. +200 °C
- for vykurovanie and air conditioning (HVAC), distribution vody, pumping stanice, oleje and hydrocarbons, chemical and food-grade priemysel
- material - telo: nerez A351 CF8M, sitko: nerez AISI 316, tesnenie: PTFE
- porozita 1 mm
- use for vodu with obsahom up to 50 % glykolov
- unsuitable for paru
- ATEST on drinking vodu
part questions
- as si select correct typ and size fitting/ventilu? follow nominal tlakom (PN) and operating teplotou (T) uvedenou in technical parametroch - musia correspond or exceed actual operating podmienky your systemu, and Size pripojenia must correspond priemeru potrubia.
- as this fitting/ventil funguje? precise principle activities (shut-off, regulation tlaku, return chod and etc.) depends from special typu - detailed popis funkcie you will find above during tomto produkte.
- must installation carry out special? during simpler shut-off fittings will manage installation also household majster, during regulating and safety fittings (safety ventily, reduction ventily) we recommend always special, since ide o prvky with safety funkciou.
Additional parameters
| Category: | BRA.10.000 - Stainless Steel Threaded Filters |
|---|---|
| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 0.198 kg |
| Material type: | - body |
| Last price update: | 13.04.2026 1:10:44 |
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Mark
Hi, I have some old pipes at home and I'm not sure if this filter thing will fit – it says 1/2" but I don't really know how to measure that or check it on my pipes. Is there any easy way to tell if it'll connect properly, or do I need a plumber to figure that out?
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ATRIA.SK
The 1/2" refers to the thread size on the pipe connection, which is one of the most common sizes in household heating and water systems – so there's a good chance it'll fit. The easiest way to check is to look at any existing fittings or valves near where you'd install it and see if they're marked 1/2" (sometimes written as DN15). If you're not sure, a quick look by a plumber takes just a few minutes. This filter is 65mm long, so also make sure there's a bit of space around the installation spot.
