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Antonija Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

3/4'' thread

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01i00To avoid constant electricity consumption during operation, it is intended to use an electromotive shut-off valve with a single-phase activation (item no. 16101047 with 3/4'' 01u00thread 02u00and item no. 16010148 with 1''01u00 thread02u00. 02i02br
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0A helical or spiral ridge on the valve. htm

— Hoa Thai

  • 0A helical or spiral ridge on the valve.
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0A helical or spiral ridge on the valve. You can find thread sizes using this chart: 05000 0230hrefhttp://www.engineersedge.com/screw_threads_chart.htm
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0I found thsi meaning but I thought it didn't fit the context. Can this be measured in inches? 0-
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01cite10Antonija12cite10I found this meaning but I thought it didn't fit the context. Can this be measured in inches? 12br
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10Definitely! An electromotive shut-off valve is a valve with a solenoid used to control the valve. We connect a pipe to an end of the valve; both of them could be threaded. T
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