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Needle_valve
The VT6 6mm PTFE Needle Valve features rigid PCTFE valve spindles that virtually eliminate “creeping.”

Aalborg (Orangeburg, NY) announces the release of its VT6 6mm PTFE Needle Valves that assure minimum sources of leakage, quick disassembly and easy maintenance. Ideal for relatively high flow ranges these valves feature:

Rigid PCTFE valve spindles virtually eliminate “creeping.”
Panel Mountable.
3/8” FNPT ports.
Fluids contact only PTFE/PCTFE materials.

For more information visit www.aalborg.com

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