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0–10 Bar Axial Bleed-Valve Assembly for Leibinger JET2 SE – UPLIMARK ULB-E54-002325SA
0–10 Bar Axial Bleed-Valve Assembly for Leibinger JET2 SE – UPLIMARK ULB-E54-002325SA
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The UPLIMARK 0–10 Bar Axial Bleed-Valve Assembly is a compatible industrial coding spare part for Leibinger JET2 SE fluid systems using the matching 0–10 bar axial bleed valve, fittings, electrical blades and supplied mounting pieces. It is intended for professional maintenance, repair or component replacement.
What Is the 0–10 Bar Axial Bleed-Valve Assembly?
This item is a 0 10 bar axial bleed valve identified by UPLIMARK model ULB-E54-002325SA.
Technical Details
- UPLIMARK model: ULB-E54-002325SA
- Reference status: Confirm by UPLIMARK model, dimensions, component photographs or an approved sample
- Compatible equipment or use: Leibinger JET2 SE fluid systems using the matching 0–10 bar axial bleed valve, fittings, electrical blades and supplied mounting pieces
- Part type: 0 10 bar axial bleed valve
Image status: An exact owned high-resolution photograph was transformed into a clean white-background three-quarter view. The valve body, knurled fittings, side tube, electrical blades and two supplied gray mounting pieces were retained.
Application
Use for professional maintenance, troubleshooting, repair or replacement in a compatible continuous inkjet coding system.
How Do I Confirm Compatibility?
Confirm the JET2 SE revision, 0–10 bar requirement, axial-flow orientation, port/fitting geometry, voltage, electrical blades and included mounting pieces before ordering.
Packaging, Condition and Lead Time
Contact UPLIMARK for current stock, packaging, exact included items, supply condition and lead time. Confirm revision, test status and installation requirements before ordering.
Request a Quote
Send the printer model, current part number, clear component photographs, relevant dimensions or connector details and required quantity for compatibility confirmation and a quotation.
Manufacturer names and trademarks are used only to identify equipment compatibility. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, items are supplied as compatible replacements.
