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Screwed sight glass fitting type 327

Screwed sight glass fitting type 327

Screwed sight glass fitting type 327

Product catalog summary
Usage: Screwed sight glass fittings are used for observing processes inside boilers, containers, and pipelines, particularly in the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and medical industries. They allow for quick cleaning and can withstand high temperatures for sterilization.
Installation Note: Welding of the threaded socket must be distortion-free for optimal sealing. Only trained personnel should perform welding.
Operating Conditions: The fittings can handle temperatures up to 200°C and pressures up to 10 barg, depending on the glass and gasket materials used.
Materials: The fittings are made from materials such as 1.4404 stainless steel for the socket and nut, borosilicate glass for the sight glass, and various gasket materials including PTFE, FKM, NBR, silicone, and EPDM.
Specifications: The document provides detailed dimensions and weights for nominal sizes DN 25 to DN 150. The surface finish inside is Ra ≤ 0.8 μm.
Product Code Example: The code 11-327-100-1-1-1-000 represents a standard version with specific materials and dimensions.
Operating Conditions: The suitability of the sight glass and gasket materials varies with temperature and pressure, with specific combinations recommended for different conditions.
Optional Accessories: Accessories include sight glass wipers made from various materials and LED lamps for both Ex and non-Ex areas.
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Screwed sight glass fitting type 327-1

Screwed sight glass fitting type 327similar to DIN 11851 / EN 10357 USAGE Screwed sight glass fittings are used to observe processes inside boilers, containers, and pipelines. They are applied in the food sector, dairies, breweries, beverage industries, and in pharmaceutical and medical technology. Due to the screw cap, a quick cleaning of the sight glass is possible. The high permissible temperatures also allow for sterilization. The Welding ends of the threaded socket must be done without distortion to ensure optimal sealing and fit accuracy. All welding work may only be carried out by trained and appropriately authorized personnel. 10112025 - Subject to technical changes and errors!

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Screwed sight glass fitting type 327-2

Screwed sight glass fitting type 327similar to DIN 11851 / EN 10357 DN 10112025 - Subject to technical changes and errors! qe

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Screwed sight glass fitting type 327-3

r Screwed sight glass PRODUCTCODE Example for Explaining the Code Composition GASKET VARIANT 1) Borosilicate glass according to DIN 7080 or similar 3) Borosilicate glass2 + PTFE wiper SGW 5) Borosilicate glass2 + silicone wiper SGW 1) Nutmutter according to offer / order confirmation EXAMPLE STRUCTURE The product code 11-327-100-1-1-1-000 corresponds to the standard version: Threaded socket made of 1.4404 Slotted nut Glass cushion Sight glass D-Ring gasket Threaded socket Slotted nut made of 1.4404 Borosilicate glass DIN 7080 Gasket PTFE 10112025 - Subject to technical changes and errors!

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Screwed sight glass fitting type 327-4

Screwed sight glass fitting type 327 QUICK OVERVIEW Custom designs available Accessories available OPERATING CONDITIONS Operating conditions depend on the choice of glass and seals: Borosilicate glass DIN 7080 or similar PRESSURE SIGHT GLASS

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Screwed sight glass fitting type 327-5

Screwed sight glass fitting type 327similar to DIN 11851 / EN 10357 Type OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES Sight glass wiper 9 Konigskamp 19 • 52428 Julich • Germany 10112025 - Subject to technical changes and errors!

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