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Candan CM 60BS Test Pressure Pump with Brass Piston

Designed for professional plumbers and technicians, the Candan CM 60BS Test Pressure Pump with Brass Piston provides reliable and controlled pressure testing performance up to 60 bar. Its manual operating system allows precise pressure application, while the brass piston construction supports durable and dependable use in demanding installation and maintenance work. With its practical and robust design, it is a reliable solution for professional plumbing pressure testing applications.

7,415.99 ₺ 12,360.00 ₺
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  • Bar
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Brand Candan
Bar 60 bar
Type Manual

Candan CM 60BS Test Pressure Pump with Brass Piston

Candan CM 60BS Test Pressure Pump with Brass Piston is designed to provide accurate, safe, and reliable pressure testing for water and oil systems. Capable of handling pressures up to 60 bar (860 psi), this pump ensures precise and leak-proof operation for both industrial and professional applications.

Equipped with a double shut-off valve system, the pump allows easy pressure adjustment while maintaining full safety. Its distortion-resistant plastic piston and epoxy-coated tank ensure long-lasting durability. Built-in pressure gauges with calibration certificates guarantee precise measurement and control during testing.

Ideal for technicians, industrial operators, and maintenance professionals, the Candan CM 60BS provides high efficiency, accuracy, and safety for all pressure testing tasks.

Candan CM 60BS Test Pressure Pump with Brass Piston - Technical Specifications

  • Product Code: CM-60-BS
  • Dimensions: 190 × 530 × 305 mm
  • Weight: 8 kg
  • Tank Volume: 12 Liters
  • Piston Volume: 45 ml
  • Output Connection: R 1/2"
  • Test Fluids: Water, Oil
  • Maximum Temperature: 500°C / 1200°F
  • Maximum Pressure: 60 Bar / 860 psi / 6 MPa
  • Other Notes:
    • Standard system pressure in daily use (water and workplace) ranges from 5–8 bar.

    • A test pressure of 15 bar is sufficient for leak testing in such systems.

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