معدات المختبرات الأخرى Normag

* Application: Chemical plants, pharmaceuticals, laboratory equipment, glassware
* Article designation: PTFE bushing
* Condition: Unused (from stock, like new)
Inner bore: about 13 mm
* Origin: Made in U.K.
Outer cylinder diameter: approx. 20 mm
Outer diameter of flange: approx. 28 mm
* Part number: A1402607REME-05
* Stuff: Pure PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene)
* Total height: approx. 20 mm
This high-quality PTFE bushing from the renowned manufacturer Pfaudler Normag Systems (Part No. A1402607REME-05) is a precise component for demanding industrial applications. Manufactured in the United Kingdom, this bushing impresses with excellent chemical resistance, very good sliding properties and high temperature resistance – ideal for use in process plants, agitators or laboratory equipment.
Whether as a spare part, for special designs or mass production – this PTFE bushing delivers reliable performance under extreme conditions.
Advantages:
- Chemical resistant: Resistant to aggressive media
- High-temperature resistant: PTFE remains stable over a wide temperature range
- Durable: Almost no wear due to excellent sliding properties
- Original quality of Pfaudler
? The system consists of the parts shown in the pictures.
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⚙️ 2. General functions
- PTFE bushing (flange bearing / guide element)
- Manufacturer: Pfaudler Normag Systems
- Part number: A1402607REME-05
- Application: chemical plants, pharmaceuticals, laboratory equipment, glass apparatus
- Dimensions according to image measurement (approx. values):
- Outer diameter flange: approx. 28 mm
- Outer diameter cylinder: approx. 20 mm
- Total height: approx. 20 mm
- Internal bore: approx. 13 mm
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? 3. CO₂ savings
By purchasing these unused but already produced PTFE components, the resource-intensive production of another part is avoided.
➤ Estimated CO₂ savings: 0.5–1 kg per coupling
This saving is equivalent to the CO₂ emissions of a dryer run or a short trip (5–7 km).