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Make your own positionable plumbing assembly for sparging or whatever you can dream up. We've gotten so many requests to make custom assemblies above and beyond the mash recirculation and sparge ring kits that we decided to offer up the base components ala carte.
Options:
- Single straight 1/2" ID link. The picture shows a continuous run of 6 links but we are selling them individually. All you need to do is specify the quantity and we'll ship that quantity all linked together. Once assembled, each link gives you about 1" of length.
- 1/2" NPT male adapter. This is the fitting that gets you from locline links to pipe thread for attachment to devices.
- 90 degree elbow. While the straight links will form a sweeping curve on their own, you can use this fitting to make tighter turns.
We also stock the assembly tool as an additional accessory if you want to make assembly (and especially reconfiguration) much easier. Yes, you CAN snap these together using brute force by hand... if you are a real man.
- SPECs from the manufacturer:
Material: Acetal Copolymer
Compatibility:Yes: Acetone, Alcohol, Ethyl, Greases, Oils, Commercial Dish Detergents, Gasoline, Lacquer Solvents, Sodium HydroxideNo: Acids, Ammonium Hydroxide, Bases Strong, Hypochlorite Ion Solutions, Sodium Hypochlorite
Melting Point: 329° F Maximum Operating Temperature: 170° F (Repeated exposure over this temperature will cause fatigue)
"Acetal Copolymer" appears to be the generic name for Delrin. More about Delrin on Dupont's site here.
More about food contact from a distributor:
Q: Is Loc-Line safe for food contact"
A: The material used to manufacture Loc-Line is an acetal copolymer. This material, in accordance to the rules 21 CFR 177.2470, meets the requirements of this regulation for aqueous food contact. Not applicable for fatty foods and alcohol. All colorants are used at the recommended let-down ratio and meet 21 CFR 178-3297 for food contact.
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