Radium Engineering AN ORB Dry Break Fittings 14-0302Brand: Radium Engineering Manufacturer's Part Number: 14 0302 Part Type: Fittings and Adapters Product Line: Radium Engineering AN ORB Dry Break Fittings Automotive Fittings Part Number: RDM 14 0302 Fitting Style: Adapter Fitting Category: AN to Tubing Fitting Angle: Straight Fitting Material: Aluminum Fitting Color: Black Swivel: No Gauge Port: No O Rings Included: No Fitting Attachment 1: Male AN Fitting Size 1: 8 AN Fitting Attachment 2: Female
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Brand: Radium Engineering Manufacturer's Part Number: 14-0302 Part Type: Fittings and Adapters Product Line: Radium Engineering AN ORB Dry Break Fittings Automotive Fittings Part Number: RDM-14-0302 Fitting Style: Adapter Fitting Category: AN to Tubing Fitting Angle: Straight Fitting Material: Aluminum Fitting Color: Black Swivel: No Gauge Port: No O-Rings Included: No Fitting Attachment 1: Male AN Fitting Size 1: -8 AN Fitting Attachment 2: Female quick-connect Fitting Size 2: 27mm Quantity: Sold individually. Description: When separating two hoses, Radium Engineering AN ORB dry break fittings permit a leak-free disengagement while retaining pressure. The couplers use a bayonet-style lock that will not leak when disconnected nor will they introduce air upon reconnection. Simply push and twist the knurled machined surface.
They are designed for use in fuel or oil applications and are available in -6AN and/or -8AN flare fittings. The couplers have been successfully tested on Radium's test bench at 150 psi engaged and disengaged. The anodized aluminum fittings are available as a set (inner and outer) or as individual parts. And if a step up (or down) in hose size is required, the -8AN and -6AN fittings are interchangeable.
Important notes:
* Not compatible with methanol fuel * These fittings flow equally in both directions and can be installed either way * The higher the operating pressure, the more difficult it becomes to connect and disconnect the coupler * Due to the dry break coupler design, there will be some inherent flow restriction (pressure drop) * Naturally there might be a drop when engaging and disengaging * Do not disconnect fittings while pumps are running
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Radium Engineering AN ORB Dry Break Fittings 14-0302