LK Armatur is a leading producer in Europe, manufactures millions of valves per year for the global HVAC market. Our solutions are based on a comprehensive view of how valves, control units, components and prefabricated products work together.
LK Systems is the leading manufacturer of easy-to-install systems for heating and tap water distribution and pre-insulated pipes in the Nordics. Through our prefabrication factory, we also provide tailor-made solutions that simplify the installation process even further.
Our PEX Pipe Extrusion business area is an innovative manufacturer of high-quality plastic pipes for the heating and plumbing industry. Our core is the efficient, high-technology production process for crosslinked PE-Xa pipes, resulting in products with a unique combination of flexibility and hydrostatic strength.
LK is a family-owned trading and production group, operating on a global scale within the HVAC-area. We are the market leader in Sweden and has an increasing sales of products, systems and solutions in the Nordic countries, Europe and the USA.
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The LK 360 NetMag is a magnetic cyclone filter that effectively protects your boiler and other components in your heating system by trapping dirt and magnetite.
Description
The LK 360 NetMag is a magnetic cyclone filter that effectively protects your boiler and other components in your heating system by trapping dirt and magnetite.
LK 360 shall be installed on on the return pipe at the boiler inlet to protect the boiler from contamination. The filter housing is rotatable and can be installed vertically or horizontally, making it suitable for most spaces.
Technical Data
Working temperature: | 0-90 °C |
Max. working pressure: | 0.4 MPa (4 bar) |
Media 1: | Water - Glycol mixture max. 30% |
Thread standard: | G - female thread, ISO 228/1 |
Material, valve body: | Nickel-plated Brass EN 12165 CW617N |
Material, filter element: | Polyamide PA66 |
Other data: |
Ball valve Nickle-plated brass CW617N Magnet Neodymium 11,000 gauss |
Technical Diagrams
Pressure drop diagram