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Flush face couplings

July 13, 2006
Flush face quick couplings eliminate hydraulic spillage and air inclusion when connecting or disconnecting hydraulic attachments. FEM couplings have push-to-connect operation in 1 /4 to 1 in. sizes for pressures of 4568 to 2900 psi. They are ...
Flush face quick couplings eliminate hydraulic spillage and air inclusion when connecting or disconnecting hydraulic attachments. FEM couplings have push-to-connect operation in 1 /4 to 1 in. sizes for pressures of 4568 to 2900 psi. They are rated for flows from 3 to 50 gpm. Couplings are constructed of steel material with corrosion-resistant finish. They feature an anti-blowout Nitrile/PTFE bonded seal in male half to prevent damage and premature failure with residual system pressure.

Parker Hannifin Corp., Quick Coupling Div., (763) 544-7781, www.parker.com/quickcouplings

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