MULTI-COUPLING DOCKING SYSTEM- Any application requiring the connection of multiple couplings such as machine tools, automotive assembly, injection molding, aircraft engine testing, offshore oil and gas production and test stands.
HN-3 Series
Dry Break, High Pressure Panel Coupling Air inclusion and fluid loss held to a minimum • Heavy duty construction withstands high impulses and shocks • Sizes 1/8" thru 2" • Working pressure 10,000 (690 bar) • Double shut-off configuration • Available in steel or stainless steel
MP-1 Series
Economical Poppet Valves Panel Coupling Two-piece construction enables end fitting versatility • Sizes from 1/4" thru 4" • Capable of working pressures to 3,000 psi (207 bar) • Multitude of seals available • Steel, brass or stainless steel construction • Double shut-off or single shut-off configuration • Anti-extrusion seal
HP Series
High Pressure Poppet Valves Panel Coupling Leak-free, high-reliability poppet coupling • Compact design • Available in sizes 1/8" thru 3/4" • Working pressures to 10,000 psi (690 bar) • Stainless steel construction • Double shut-off configuration • Wide range of elastomeric seals including Teflon as well as metal-to-metal
SJ Series
Slip Joint Panel Coupling High Flow capability • Wide range of seals including Teflon available • Sizes 1/4" thru 5" available • Working pressures to 10,000 psi (690 bar) • Steel or stainless steel construction • Straight thru configuration
LN Series
Dry Break Panel Coupling State-of-the-Art Dry Break Coupling • Lightweight and compact design • Sizes 1/4" thru 2" • Working pressures to 1,000 psi (69 bar) • Available in aluminum or stainless steel construction • Double shut-off configuration • Performance meets or exceeds MIL-C-7413B and MIL-C-25427A
Specialty Products
Custom Panel Designs Panel designs prevent cross connection of circuits & improve labor efficiencies • Automatic or manual locking devices to customer specifications • Couplings from 1/8" thru 5" can be utilized • All valving options are available • Working pressures to 40,000 psi (2759 bar)
