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The crowbar is specially designed for the nut driver, providing an efficient and reliable tool for industrial professionals. This product is made of high-quality materials that ensure long service life and durability in demanding conditions. Its ergonomic design allows for easy and safe use, reducing fatigue and improving work efficiency. The crowbar is the ideal solution when precise and powerful torque is required. Applications Industrial plants, maintenance and repair work, assembly lines, heavy machinery Industries Automotive industry, engineering industry, construction industry, marine industry Benefits The crowbar offers excellent torque, which improves work efficiency and reduces work time. Its durable construction ensures longevity and reliability in demanding applications.
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The Banjo coupling for hydraulic hose is designed to provide a reliable and durable solution for industrial needs. This high-quality coupling ensures excellent sealing with USIT seals or copper washers. It is ideal for use in various hydraulic systems where an efficient and long-lasting connection is required. The Banjo coupling is easy to install and offers excellent performance even in demanding conditions. Applications Hydraulic systems, industrial equipment, mechanical engineering, automotive industry Industries Industry, engineering, automotive, construction Benefits The banjo fitting offers excellent sealing and durability, reducing the risk of leaks and extending the life of the system. Risks Incorrectly installed or poor quality seals can weaken the tightness of the connection and cause leaks, which can lead to system malfunctions. Hoses Compatible hoses: SAE 100R1, SAE 100R2, EN 853 1SN, EN 853 2SN Chemical resistance The banjo fitting is highly resistant to most common hydraulic oils and chemicals, making it a versatile choice for various applications. Operating temperatures -40 - +120°C Operating pressure classes Hydraulic pressures.
