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Askington large-diameter low-pressure dredging hose, wear-resistant suction and discharge mud rubber pipe, specially designed for pumping, drainage, and dredging
$2.14 ~ 2.43
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Wall thickness;Nominal inner diameter
15mm-20mm / DN100-DN1000
Negotiable
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Hebei
Shipping
To be negotiated with the supplier
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Brand
Askington
Does it support customized processing
Yes
Installation method
Flange quick connect direct insertion
Wall thickness
20mm
Corresponding blasting pressure
2.5MPa
Nominal inner diameter
DN100-DN1000mm
caliber
1080mm
Temperature tolerance range
100°C
temperature range
-30°——100°℃
shape
rotundity
color
Generally black, can be customized according to customers
Scope of application
Dredging, pumping and drainage engineering for drainage channels
Characteristics
Wear resistant, oil resistant, and aging resistant
Caliber range
120mm~1080mm
Wall thickness range
15mm~20mm
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