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Anonymous Poster	What Type of Sight Glass Should I Use? 05/10/2007 8:45 AM
	+for salinated water which lining can be used.(#150, 14",18.3barg,70 degC)
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Jakey Jake Associate Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ohio Posts: 48	#1 Re: What Type of Sight Glass Should I Use? 05/10/2007 10:23 AM
	What type of glass do you need? Is this a giant tank, or do you need something in-line? Try this website: www.johnernst.com Hope that helps! Sorry I can't be more specifically helpful. __________________ "Of all the education that I've had, I thank God for my mother...and the Sh!t-ton of Lego's she bought me!"
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raseshvakil Associate Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 25	#2 Re: What Type of Sight Glass Should I Use? 05/11/2007 1:32 AM
	Hi, This is Rasesh Vakil from Dura Hart Glass & Mica Werke, Mumbai India. My email ID is durahart@vsnl.net and alternate ID'S are raseshvakil@yahoo.com & raseshvakil@hotmail.com What is your exact requirement - Do you want the entire unit also called a SIGHT FLOW INDICATOR or only the TOUGHENED / TEMPERED Sight Glass. Do you by any chance have anything in mind? Best Regards Rasesh Vakil
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qaqcpipeman Guru Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Western Pennsylvania, USA Posts: 761 Good Answers: 9	#3 Re: What Type of Sight Glass Should I Use? 05/11/2007 5:57 AM
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grandmfg Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: Taizhou,Zhejiang,317605,China Posts: 5	#4 Re: What Type of Sight Glass Should I Use? 04/19/2014 4:30 AM
	you can choose the sight glass according to the liquid and working condition.
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