Product package for special handling applications
Special Product Package from IFH Group is designed for applications involving corrosive chemicals and other abrasive fluids that require special handling for safety and efficiency
The Special Product Package from IFH Group is designed for applications involving corrosive chemicals and other abrasive fluids that require special handling for safety and efficiency. The standard PVC sight gauge on the front of the steel containers is replaced with a glass sight gauge equipped with ball check fittings at both ends. Underneath the containers are 3/4" NPT fittings and Flex Steel Hose for resistance to fluids that may damage the PVC hose on standard IFH systems.
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