Stainless Steel Press-In Orifice restricts flow of gases.
July 7, 2008 -
Designed for installation into plastics in medical applications, Model 303 IMH press-in stainless steel orifice ensures that every part is within ±5% of its nominal flow rate. Entrance and exit conditions of miniature flow restrictor are closely controlled. Measuring 2.5 mm, orifice features barbed design that provides press-in installation, ensures retention, and prevents any bypass leakage around unit.
WESTBROOK, CT - The new 303 stainless steel Lee IMH Orifice is an economical, reliable, highly accurate miniature flow restrictor. This new orifice is 100% flow tested to ensure that every part is within ±5% of its nominal flow rate. Because the entrance and exit conditions of the orifice are closely controlled, the orifice provides far more accuracy than an orifice specified by hole tolerance.
Specifically designed for installation into plastics in medical applications, this new IMH Orifice features a unique, barbed design that provides easy "press-in" installation, ensures retention, and prevents any bypass leakage around the orifice.
THE LEE COMPANY
2 Pettipaug Road
P.O. Box 424
Westbrook, CT 06498-0424
Marketing:
Gillian Smith Media Coordinator
USA
Phone: 860-399-6281 ext 2364
FAX: 860-399-2270 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Lee Company, The Address: Technical Center, 2 Pettipaug Rd., P.O. Box 424 City: Westbrook State: CT ZIP: 06498 0424 Country: USA Phone: 800-533-7584 FAX: 860-399-2270 http://www.theleeco.com
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