Ansaugstutzen Hercules
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Rohrverbindungen, die aus einer Platte austreten, knicken an der Kante gern weg — dieser Rohrwinkel verstärkt genau dort mit Keilen über und unter dem Rohr. Er verbindet eine 45 × 30 mm große Platte mit einer 50 × 30 mm großen Platte, weitet den Innendurchmesser von 15 auf 16 mm und lässt die seitlichen Schraublöcher frei. Das Rohr ist an beiden Enden durchgehend offen: Die Bohrung läuft von der 15-mm-Seite bis zur 16-mm-Seite komplett durch Platte und Rohr.
- Platte 1: 45 × 30 × 10 mm; Mittelloch 15 mm; zwei 5-mm-Löcher bei ±15,5 mm vom Mittelpunkt.
- Platte 2: 50 × 30 × 10 mm; Mittelloch 16 mm; zwei 6-mm-Löcher bei ±20 mm.
- Rohr: 15 mm innen, 3 mm Wandstärke (21 mm außen), 25 mm nach oben und 20 mm nach vorn, zwei 90°-Biegungen; auf den letzten 20 mm weitet sich der Innendurchmesser auf 16 mm.
- Offene Enden: Bohrung an Platte 1 mit 15 mm und an Platte 2 mit 16 mm, jeweils komplett durch Platte und Rohr.
- Verstärkung: An beiden Platten sitzt je ein Keil über und unter dem Rohr, nur so breit wie das Rohr; seitlich bleibt Platz für die Löcher.
- Gesamtgröße: 50 × 65 × 55 mm auf dem Druckbett.
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