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SKL IN F SN78
Screw coupling (loose)
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Properties
| Application |
Industry and automotive engineering |
| Design |
Snap-tite series 78 |
| Connection 1 |
NPT internal thread |
| Sealing form 1 |
thread seal |
| Residual pressure: |
Coupling under residual pressure is possible |
| Additional feature |
with wing nut |
| Material |
Brass |
Description
Screw couplings are designed for high pressures and pressure pulses.
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 Identification |
DN* | Connecting thread | Operating pressure (bar) |
Mineral oil temp. min. (°C) |
Mineral oil temp. max. (°C) |
SF coup.* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKL 20 IN F SN78 | 19 | NPT 3/4" -14 | 207,0 | -40 | 90 | 2 |
| SKL 25 IN F SN78 | 25 | NPT 1" -11,5 | 207,0 | -40 | 90 | 2 |
| SKL 32 IN F SN78 | 31 | NPT 1.1/4" -11,5 | 190,0 | -40 | 90 | 2 |
| SKL 40 IN F SN78 | 38 | NPT 1.1/2" -11,5 | 175,0 | -40 | 90 | 2 |
DN = Nominal diameter, nominal width – SF gek. = Safety factor coupled
Additional information
The robust construction makes them ideal for use in harsh conditions.
Disclaimer
Despite careful checking, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of all information included on this site, and we accept no liability.
All data and information in our online catalogue are based on currently valid standards and the regulations from the employer's liability insurance association. Product safety can only be guaranteed when our assembly instructions are carefully observed. Non-adherence to these regulations can affect product operation and functioning and result in a loss of warranty. Our warranty is only valid for HANSA-FLEX products. Our products are constantly subject to further development and technical changes are therefore possible.