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Top loading accumulators

June 2, 2005

Nacol accumulators come in sizes of 5 in. 3 to 40 gal. Protected with fire fuse to prevent explosions. Safety vent allows nitrogen charge to vent during removal of top cover, and one-piece pleated bladder yields longer life. Acrylic-coated ...

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Nacol accumulators come in sizes of 5 in. ³to 40 gal. Protected with fire fuse to prevent explosions. Safety vent allows nitrogen charge to vent during removal of top cover, and one-piece pleated bladder yields longer life. Acrylic-coated inner shell keeps fluid clean. Also includes a cushion cup to prevent pinching by the poppet, and high flow spring to withstand pressure.

Wilkes and McLean Ltd.,
(847) 534-2000,
www.wilkesandmclean.com

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