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The new line of manually-operated Push/Pull Valves feature an operating temperature range of 32° to 140°F.

Clippard Instrument Laboratory (Cincinnati, OH) introduces a new line of manually-operated Push/Pull Valves that provide flexibility for unlimited apps. Features include:

Available in 3- and 4-way configurations.
Detent or momentary versions available.
An operating temperature range of 32° to 140°F.
An operating pressure range of 0 to 115 psig.

For more information visit www.clippard.com

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Clippard Instrument Laboratory Inc.
7390 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45239

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