Klein Tools 85191 Conduit Reaming Screwdriver 5/16 tip 13 19 25 mm
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Creates vacuum for pick-and-place tasks using compressed air, model VSQ-H20B-88S-3
The CKD VSQ-H20B-88S-3 is a vacuum generator ejector unit supplied new in a red finish. It is sold as a single unit in a box and classified as test equipment for professional use. The product carries a three-year parts coverage and one-year labor coverage.
This unit suits technicians who need a compact vacuum source for pick-and-place, clamping or leak-test tasks. It is not for buyers who require an integrated vacuum pump with a larger flow capacity or a different port configuration.
The model designation includes the values 20 and 88 which define the ejector's nozzle and performance class. These numbers determine whether the unit matches the required vacuum level and air consumption for the application.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CKD |
| Model name | CKD VSQ-H20B-88S-3 |
| Product type | Test Equipment |
| Color and finish | Red |
| In the box | |
| Number of items | 1 pack |
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