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GO GO AUTOMATIC COMPANY LIMITED logo
GO GO AUTOMATIC COMPANY LIMITED
kowloon, HK1 yrMultispecialty Supplier
4.7/5(86)
Store rating
≤5h
Response Time
≥94%
On-time delivery rate
5%
Reorder rate
Minor customization

Main markets: United States, South Korea, Philippines, Ukraine, Mexico

Liyongda Factory Direct DN50 Two-Step Opening Ammonia Solenoid Valves Electromagnetic Type for Cold Storage Refrigeration

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£1,17671-4,06829
Minimum order quantity: 2 pieces
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Specifications and Models

LYD-LCLX-50-00 Two-Step Opening Solenoid Valve
LYD-LCLX-65-00 Two-Step Opening Solenoid Valve
LYD-LCLX-80-00 Two-Step Opening Solenoid Valve
LYD-LCLX-100-00 Two-Step Opening Solenoid Valve
LYD-LCLX-125-00 Two-Step Opening Solenoid Valve
Supplier’s customization ability
Minor customization

Key attributes

Lining material

cast steel

Valve function

Deadline

Flow direction

Two-way

Functions and uses

Cut-off type

Sealing material

direct machining of valve body

Applicable media

Ammonia and other

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Key attributes

Lining material
cast steel
Valve function
Deadline
Flow direction
Two-way
Functions and uses
Cut-off type
Sealing material
direct machining of valve body
Applicable media
Ammonia and other
driving method
Electron Electromagnetic
Applicable industries
mechanical
brand
Li Yongda
Valve Standards
National Standard

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item

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