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    Blue-White Introduces New ½-in. NPT Fitting

    Flex-Pro A3 peristaltic pumps available with ½-in. or 3/8-in. fitting
    June 24, 2009

    Blue-White Industries now offers ½-in. male NPT fittings for Flex-Pro A3 peristaltic metering pumps.

    The fitting incorporates a new patent-pending design for quick and easy installation. Fittings are made of natural PVDF (Kynar), and a larger orifice size allows higher flow rate with viscous fluids (larger orifice than the 3/8-in. tube fitting).

    Flex-Pro A3 peristaltic pumps now ship with either the 3/8-in. tube compression fitting or the ½-in. male NPT fitting.



    Source: Blue-White Industries   June 24, 2009


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