Completed order: D6-3 stators

Completed order: D6-3 stators

We have successfully completed a customer order for D6-3 stators — from receiving the request to preparing the batch for dispatch. The order has been processed, checked, and packed for shipment.

To ensure safe logistics and damage-free delivery, all items are packed in wooden crates, which provide reliable protection during transportation and handling.

D6-3 specifications:

  • Max grain size: up to 3 mm
  • Injection pressure: 30 bar
  • Output at 200 rpm: 10 l/min
  • Output at 400 rpm: 20 l/min

Compatibility

D6-3 stators are commonly used with the following plastering machines:PFT G4, PFT RITMO XL, PFT SWING L, PFT Monojet, Putzmeister MP25 / MP35, Uelzner S48, M-Tec DuoMix, V.E.P. VR6.

Need a rotor–stator set tailored to your application?

Send us your machine model + mix type + required output — we’ll recommend the right option and arrange fast shipment.

WhatsApp: +421 948 893 045

Email: info@rotors.tech

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