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    Flat-face hydraulic couplings

    March 26, 2008
    Hansen FF series of flat-face, drybreak, or minimum-spill hydraulic couplings meets or exceeds ISO 16028 standard. They are rated to pressures of 5075 psi (connected and disconnected) and are available in 14 to 1 in. body sizes, with 14 to ...
    Hydraulicspneumatics Com Sites Hydraulicspneumatics com Files Uploads Custom Inline Archive Www hydraulicspneumatics com Content Site200 Articles 03 01 2008 79432flatfacejp 00000052006
    Hansen FF series of flat-face, drybreak, or minimum-spill hydraulic couplings meets or exceeds ISO 16028 standard. They are rated to pressures of 5075 psi (connected and disconnected) and are available in 14 to 1 in. body sizes, with 14 to 158 end-connections. Features include automatic connection and sleeve locks.

    Tuthill Coupling Group, (440) 826-1115, www.tuthill.com

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