Dutch TQC No. 6 Din cup 3 different No. 6 Din Viscosity Cups that meet the Din standard
The Dutch TQC brand's No. 6 Din cup comes in three models: VF2003, VF2075, and VF2217, which are of different shapes and materials. The No. 6 Din cup meets the Din 53211 standard, and the cup body is numbered.
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- SKU
- NB001447
- flow hole diameter
- 6mm
- Applicable standards
- DIN 53211
- Cup body material
- aluminum alloy
The No. 6 Din cup is a Din Viscosity Cup with a filter diameter of 6mm, which is produced by TQC in the Netherlands and is genuinely imported.There are three different models of No. 6 Din cups, namely VF2003, VF2075 and VF2217, corresponding to the No. 6 Din cups made of desktop aluminum alloy, portable aluminum alloy and portable stainless steel. The following presents three different No. 6 Din cups from their similarities, image diagrams, and aperture details:
3 paragraphsThe same points of the No. 6 Din Cup
1. All in line with Din53211 standard;
2. The diameter of the filter is 6mm;
3. The brand is Dutch TQC.
3 paragraphsImage of the No. 6 Din Cup
TQC VF2003 Desktop Aluminum Alloy No. 6 Din Cup
TQC VF2075 portable aluminum alloy No. 6 Din cup
TQC VF2217 portable stainless steel No. 6 Din cup
3 paragraphsComparison of filter details for the No. 6 Din cup
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