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Hydraulic distributor
- Lever-operated dispenser
- Drawer - notched
- Electrical distributor
- NG6 spool valve with levers
- Splitter distributor
- Electro NG6 + manual lever
- Electrical circuit selector
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Hydraulic distributor
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Hydraulic motors
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- Profiled socket - fluted
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- Steering motors
- Motor mounting bracket
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Hydraulic motors
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
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- Double-acting cylinder - 20 x 32
- Double-acting cylinder - 25 x 40
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 50
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 35 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 70
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 80
- Double-acting cylinder - 50 x 100
- Double-acting cylinder - 70 x 120
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
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Cylinder
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Double-acting cylinders
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Double-acting cylinder seals
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Single-acting cylinders
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Single-acting cylinder seals
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Splitter cylinders
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Cylinder limit switch
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BSP hydraulic fittings
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BSP hydraulic hoses
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Engine
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Orbital hydraulic motors
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Motor flow regulator
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Engine pressure regulator
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Motor mountings
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Orbital motor seals
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Profiled sockets
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Orbitrol steering motors
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Steering axle columns
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Seals Orbitrol motors
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Flexible
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Male/Male BSP fittings
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Male/Female BSP connections
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BSP Female/Female connections
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Copper seals - BS bushings
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BSP connection adapters
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Hydraulic valves - HP valves
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Connection
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Straight BSP fittings
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BSP cross adapter
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BSP plugs/nuts
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Screws for banjos
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Banjo adaptor
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BSP tee adaptor
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90° BSP elbow adapter
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Pressure sockets
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BS rings and copper seals
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Hydraulic couplers
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Coupler
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ISO A couplings
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ISO B couplings
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DIN NV couplers
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Screw couplers
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Face Plane couplers
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BRH Face Plane Couplers
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PL VCR couplers
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PUMP
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Hydraulic gear pumps
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Hydraulic pump seals
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Flanges for pumps/motors
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Double hydraulic pumps
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Pump units
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Hand pumps
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Hand pump tanks
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Agricultural hydraulic pumps
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Mini hydraulic power station
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Security
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Hydraulic accumulators
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Pressure switch FOX
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Heat coolers
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Cooling thermostats
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Hydraulic couplers
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Hydraulic pressure gauges
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Pressure taps
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Hydraulic filters
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Hydraulic valves
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Description: Hydraulic safety components are essential accessories for ensuring the safety and reliability of hydraulic systems. They are designed to protect equipment and operators from overpressure, leakage and potential failure. These components include pressure relief valves, pressure limiters, non-return valves, hydraulic accumulators and other safety devices. They are made from high-quality materials and comply with the strictest safety standards. With these hydraulic safety components, you can have peace of mind knowing that your hydraulic system is operating safely and efficiently. Features: - Relief valves to relieve excess pressure - Pressure relief valves to keep pressure within safe limits - Check valves to prevent backflow of hydraulic fluid - Hydraulic accumulators to store energy and compensate for pressure variations - Complies with hydraulic safety standards Benefits: - Ensures the safety of equipment and operators - Prevents overpressure and leaks - Improves the reliability and lifespan of hydraulic systems - Facilitates maintenance and repairs - Complies with the most stringent safety standards. Improves the safety of hydraulic systems by preventing accidents and failures - Extends the life of hydraulic equipment by reducing wear and damage - Optimises the performance of hydraulic systems by ensuring smooth, efficient operation - Reduces maintenance and repair costs by improving the reliability of hydraulic equipment.
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Distributor
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Lever-operated spool valves
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Drawers and detents
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NG6 spool valves with lever
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Splitter distributors
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Lever-operated NG6 spool valves
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YE45 electrical distributors
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Electric selectors
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Electro
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Electrical distributors NG6
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Subbases for electro NG6
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG6
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Coils for electro NG6
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Connectors for coils
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NG10 spool valves
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Subbases for electro NG10
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG10
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Coils for electro NG10
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Electric selectors
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Tank
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RESERVOIRS MANUAL PUMP
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MINI POWER PLANT TANKS
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EQUIPPED TANKS
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NON-EQUIPPED TANKS
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HGV TANKS
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EXCHANGERS/COOLERS
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FILLING PLUGS
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SNIFFER CAPS
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BREATHER PLUGS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS + T°
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HYDRAULIC OIL HV46
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Filter
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SUCTION STRAINERS
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SEMI-IMMERSED FILTER HEADS
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IMMERGE FILTERS 10µ
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25µ IMMERGED FILTERS
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SPIN ON HEADS - SUCTION
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SIN ON HEADS - DISCHARGE
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SPIN ON FILTERS 10µ
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SPIN ON FILTERS 25µ
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SPIN ON 60µ FILTERS
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SPIN ON FILTERS 125µ
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SUCTION FILTERS
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Control
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Non-return valves
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Clapets parachutes hydraulique
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Limiteurs fin de course
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Valves equilibrage
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Valves de séquence
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FLOW CONTROLS - Flow dividers - Flow regulators
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PRESSURE CONTROL - Regulators - Limiters
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Transmission
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FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS
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STARS for ACCOUPLISHMENTS
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HYDRAULIC LANTERNS
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HYDRAULIC COUPLINGS
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HYDRAULIC BUSHINGS
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HYDRAULIC CLUTCHES
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HYDRAULIC GEARBOXES
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SUPPORTS for MULTIPLATORS
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HYDRAULIC COUNTER-BEARINGS
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Remote control
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Contents
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A
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B
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C
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D
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Hydraulic distributor
- Lever-operated dispenser
- Drawer - notched
- Electrical distributor
- NG6 spool valve with levers
- Splitter distributor
- Electro NG6 + manual lever
- Electrical circuit selector
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Hydraulic distributor
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E
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F
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H
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J
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L
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M
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Hydraulic motors
- Hydraulic orbital motors
- Profiled socket - fluted
- Orbital engine seals
- Steering motors
- Motor mounting bracket
- Motor flow regulators
- Engine pressure regulators
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Hydraulic motors
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P
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R
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S
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T
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V
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
- Double-acting cylinder - 16 x 25
- Double-acting cylinder - 20 x 32
- Double-acting cylinder - 25 x 40
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 50
- Double-acting cylinder - 30 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 35 x 60
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 70
- Double-acting cylinder - 40 x 80
- Double-acting cylinder - 50 x 100
- Double-acting cylinder - 70 x 120
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Double-acting hydraulic cylinders
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Cylinder
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Double-acting cylinders
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Double-acting cylinder seals
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Single-acting cylinders
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Single-acting cylinder seals
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Splitter cylinders
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Cylinder limit switch
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BSP hydraulic fittings
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BSP hydraulic hoses
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Engine
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Orbital hydraulic motors
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Motor flow regulator
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Engine pressure regulator
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Motor mountings
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Orbital motor seals
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Profiled sockets
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Orbitrol steering motors
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Steering axle columns
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Seals Orbitrol motors
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Flexible
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Male/Male BSP fittings
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Male/Female BSP connections
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BSP Female/Female connections
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Copper seals - BS bushings
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BSP connection adapters
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Hydraulic valves - HP valves
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Connection
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Straight BSP fittings
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BSP cross adapter
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BSP plugs/nuts
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Screws for banjos
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Banjo adaptor
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BSP tee adaptor
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90° BSP elbow adapter
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Pressure sockets
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BS rings and copper seals
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Hydraulic couplers
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Coupler
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ISO A couplings
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ISO B couplings
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DIN NV couplers
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Screw couplers
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Face Plane couplers
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BRH Face Plane Couplers
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PL VCR couplers
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PUMP
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Hydraulic gear pumps
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Hydraulic pump seals
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Flanges for pumps/motors
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Double hydraulic pumps
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Pump units
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Hand pumps
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Hand pump tanks
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Agricultural hydraulic pumps
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Mini hydraulic power station
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Security
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Hydraulic accumulators
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Pressure switch FOX
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Heat coolers
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Cooling thermostats
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Hydraulic couplers
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Hydraulic pressure gauges
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Pressure taps
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Hydraulic filters
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Hydraulic valves
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Description: Hydraulic safety components are essential accessories for ensuring the safety and reliability of hydraulic systems. They are designed to protect equipment and operators from overpressure, leakage and potential failure. These components include pressure relief valves, pressure limiters, non-return valves, hydraulic accumulators and other safety devices. They are made from high-quality materials and comply with the strictest safety standards. With these hydraulic safety components, you can have peace of mind knowing that your hydraulic system is operating safely and efficiently. Features: - Relief valves to relieve excess pressure - Pressure relief valves to keep pressure within safe limits - Check valves to prevent backflow of hydraulic fluid - Hydraulic accumulators to store energy and compensate for pressure variations - Complies with hydraulic safety standards Benefits: - Ensures the safety of equipment and operators - Prevents overpressure and leaks - Improves the reliability and lifespan of hydraulic systems - Facilitates maintenance and repairs - Complies with the most stringent safety standards. Improves the safety of hydraulic systems by preventing accidents and failures - Extends the life of hydraulic equipment by reducing wear and damage - Optimises the performance of hydraulic systems by ensuring smooth, efficient operation - Reduces maintenance and repair costs by improving the reliability of hydraulic equipment.
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Distributor
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Lever-operated spool valves
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Drawers and detents
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NG6 spool valves with lever
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Splitter distributors
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Lever-operated NG6 spool valves
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YE45 electrical distributors
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Electric selectors
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Electro
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Electrical distributors NG6
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Subbases for electro NG6
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG6
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Coils for electro NG6
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Connectors for coils
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NG10 spool valves
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Subbases for electro NG10
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NG6 intermediary valves
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Gaskets for electro NG10
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Coils for electro NG10
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Electric selectors
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Tank
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RESERVOIRS MANUAL PUMP
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MINI POWER PLANT TANKS
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EQUIPPED TANKS
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NON-EQUIPPED TANKS
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HGV TANKS
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EXCHANGERS/COOLERS
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FILLING PLUGS
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SNIFFER CAPS
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BREATHER PLUGS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS
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LEVEL INDICATORS + T°
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HYDRAULIC OIL HV46
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Filter
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SUCTION STRAINERS
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SEMI-IMMERSED FILTER HEADS
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IMMERGE FILTERS 10µ
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25µ IMMERGED FILTERS
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SPIN ON HEADS - SUCTION
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SIN ON HEADS - DISCHARGE
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SPIN ON FILTERS 10µ
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SPIN ON FILTERS 25µ
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SPIN ON 60µ FILTERS
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SPIN ON FILTERS 125µ
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SUCTION FILTERS
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Control
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Non-return valves
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Clapets parachutes hydraulique
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Limiteurs fin de course
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Valves equilibrage
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Valves de séquence
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FLOW CONTROLS - Flow dividers - Flow regulators
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PRESSURE CONTROL - Regulators - Limiters
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Transmission
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FLEXIBLE COUPLINGS
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STARS for ACCOUPLISHMENTS
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HYDRAULIC LANTERNS
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HYDRAULIC COUPLINGS
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HYDRAULIC BUSHINGS
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HYDRAULIC CLUTCHES
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HYDRAULIC GEARBOXES
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SUPPORTS for MULTIPLATORS
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HYDRAULIC COUNTER-BEARINGS
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Remote control
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Manual drain pump
Manual drain pump
Do you need to empty a tank, swimming pool, pond or aquarium without having to call in a team of professionals? L'use of the manual hydraulic pump, in this case, the manual drain pump may just be the solution you need! With its simple, effective design, it lets you drain all kinds of liquids quickly and easily. In this article, we'll explain everything you need to know about this machine, how it works, its advantages and limitations, as well as a few tips for choosing the right one for your needs. So, are you ready to discover a practical solution for emptying your tanks and ponds in no time? Find out more in the rest of this extract !
What is a manual drainage pump ?
A manual drainage pump is a tool that uses the mechanical energy produced by the user to transfer a liquid such as water, oil or fuel from one container or tank to another.
What does a manual drainage pump consist of ?
Manual emptying pumps are generally made up of several components that work together to transfer liquid from one container to another. These include :
- The cylinder
Generally made of steel, plastic or aluminium, the cylinder is the body of the pump. It houses the piston and is fitted with inlet and outlet valves to allow the liquid to enter and exit.
- The piston
The piston is a moving part located inside the cylinder. It is connected to the pump handle and moves inside the cylinder to create pressure and flow.
- The handle
Connected to the piston, the handle is used to exert manual force on the pump. It is generally fitted with an ergonomic handle to make it easier to grip.
- The valves
The inlet valve is located at the lower end of the pump and is fitted with a filter to prevent impurities from entering the pump. The outlet valve at the top of the pump has a connection for the drain hose.
- The drain hose
This is a flexible hose connected to the outlet valve and used to transfer liquid from one container to another.
- The non-return valve
The non-return valve is a bypass valve that prevents the liquid from flowing back into the original container during the compression phase.
How does a manual drainage pump work ?
The principle of operation of a manual drainage pump is based on the use of a manual hydraulic pump. In other words, the pump uses the pressure created manually to suck the liquid from the original container and push it towards the destination container.
When you pull the pump handle upwards, the piston creates a low-pressure area inside the cylinder. This low-pressure zone draws liquid from the original container through the inlet valve and into the cylinder.
When you push the pump handle down, the piston pushes the liquid towards the outlet valve and the destination container. The liquid is then transferred from one container to another thanks to the pressure created by the movement of the handle.
You should also be aware that the pump's capacity depends on the pressure exerted manually on the handle. So the faster you pump the handle, the more pressure you create and the greater the flow of liquid.
How do I use a manual drainage pump ?
The principle of operation of the manual drain pump is simple and effective, but it is important to understand how to use your tool correctly to avoid any risk of leakage or contamination of the liquid. To do this, you need to :
- Preparing the pump
Make sure that all its components are securely in place and that the drain hose is correctly attached, before placing it on a stable surface for the duration of the draining process.
- Connect the inlet valve
Connect the pump inlet valve to the original container. If the inlet valve is fitted with a filter, make sure the filter is clean and in good condition.
- Connect the outlet valve
Connect the pump outlet valve to the destination container. If the destination container is higher than the original container, make sure the discharge hose is long enough to reach the destination container.
- Pump the handle
Pull the pump handle upwards and push it downwards several times to create pressure inside the cylinder. Keep pumping the handle until the liquid starts to flow out of the original container.
- Check the flow
Regularly check the flow of liquid during the draining process. If the flow rate decreases, this may indicate that the inlet valve filter is clogged and needs cleaning.
- Check the fluid level
Throughout the emptying process, it is important to regularly check the level of liquid in the original container. Stop pumping the handle when the liquid level reaches a low level to prevent the pump running dry.
Once the draining process is complete, stop pumping the handle and disconnect the inlet and outlet valves. Drain any remaining liquid from the pump and clean it thoroughly before storing.
What are the advantages of a manual drainage pump ?
This type of pump is an ideal solution for transferring liquids in a variety of situations. Want to know why ?
Firstly, it's economical and easy to use. Unlike other tools, it doesn't require electricity or fuel, making it ideal for use in remote locations or in emergency situations.
What's more, the manual drain pump is lightweight and portable, making it easy to transport and use. It can be used to transfer a wide variety of liquids, such as water, oil or fuels, and is particularly useful for small quantities of liquid, where electric pumps or hoovers can be excessive.
In addition, the manual drain pump is often more precise than other methods of transferring liquids, as it allows precise manual control of flow and pressure. They are also easier to clean and maintain than electric pumps or hoovers, as there are no electrical components or filters to change regularly.
Finally, it produces no electrical or chemical waste, making it ideal for use in sensitive or environmentally sensitive areas.
What are the limitations of a manual drainage pump ?
Although the manual drain pump is a practical and economical tool for transferring liquids, it does have certain shortcomings.
In fact, they are often slower than electric pumps, which can be a limiting factor for certain applications requiring rapid transfer of liquids.
In addition, the manual drainage pump often requires a certain amount of physical strength to operate. This can be difficult for people with health problems or the elderly, and may require the use of special techniques to facilitate operation.
Finally, this type may not be as efficient as other liquid transfer methods for highly viscous liquids or liquids containing solid particles. In these situations, other methods, such as gear pumps or peristaltic pumps, may be more appropriate.
How do you choose the best manual drainage pump for your needs ?
When you're looking to buy a manual drainage pump, there are a number of factors to consider when choosing the best model for your needs.
- The nature of the liquid to be transferred
Make sure that the pump you choose is suitable for the type of liquid you are going to transfer. Some pumps are not designed for corrosive or high-viscosity liquids.
- Pump flow rate and pressure
These two parameters are important in assessing the pump's ability to transfer the desired liquid. Make sure the pump you choose can deliver the flow and pressure required for your application.
- The length of the pipe
The length of the hose can affect the pump's ability to transfer liquid over long distances. If you need to transfer liquids over long distances, make sure the pump you choose can deliver enough pressure to overcome the resistance of the hose.
- Sustainability
It's important to choose a durable manual drainage pump that will stand up to regular use and tough conditions. Check the pump's materials of construction to make sure it is robust and durable.
- The cost
Manual drainage pumps are often cheaper than electric pumps, but it's important to strike a balance between cost and quality to get the best value for your investment.
By taking these factors into account, you should be able to find the best manual drain pump to meet your specific needs.
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