CEJN Steel Pneumatic Quick Connect Coupling Female G

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RS Stock No.:
498-072
Mfr. Part No.:
103205201
Manufacturer:
CEJN
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Brand

CEJN

Product Type

Pneumatic Quick Connect Coupling

Thread Standard

G

Thread Size

1/8 in

Series

320

Material

Steel

Thread Gender

Female

Minimum Operating Temperature

-20°C

Maximum Operating Pressure

16 bar

Maximum Operating Temperature

100°C

Finish

Zinc Plated

Standards/Approvals

EN 983, ISO s, ISO 4414

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
SE

CEJN 320 Series, 7.6mm Flow Diameter


CEJN Euro standard series 320 couplings are designed with a high-flow valve. They are easy-to-handle, can be one-hand operated and offer a long service life. Male threads on the couplings and nipples feature pre-applied thread sealant. The series 320 vented safety version is disconnected in two stages in order to vent the coupling and minimise the risk of sudden component separation, which has the potential to cause operator injury. Full automatic operation ensures easy handling. The vented safety version complies with ISO Standard 4414 and EN 983. Couplings have zinc plated steel bodies, NBR seals, brass shut off valves and hardened zinc-plated steel sleeves. Nipples have hardened zinc plated steel bodies and plugs.

Extremely high flow capacity upto 2100 l/min

Nominal Flow Diameter 7.6 mm

Strong and durable

Easy to connect

Available in standard and safety versions

Two stage safety types

Interchanges with Rectus 25//26

Euro Standard


Standards

EUROSTANDARD 7.6 (7.4) /ISO4414&EN983 FOR SAFETY

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