Kamlok quick-connect plug, Hose sleeve, E type, 1.4401, I.D. 50 - Riegler 108151

Kamlok quick-connect plug, Hose sleeve, E type, Stainless steel 1.4401, for hose I.D. 50, Plug Ø 63 mm, Pressure max. 16 bar High-quality, robust, universal coupling system with a safety clamp for quick and easy connection of two hoses or for joining one hose to a machine connection. A male part and a female part are joined together by shifting the handles. There is no need to turn the hose! Kamlok stainless steel couplings are designed for use with corrosive media in the chemical and petrochemical industries, steelmaking, shipbuilding, agriculture, etc.

Standards and origin

• Customs tariff number: 73071990
• Country of origin: CN

About KAMLOK hose couplings and accessories

KAMLOK couplings join two hoses, or a hose and a machine port, by folding over the two cam arms, with no tools and without twisting the hose. Sizes 3/4 to 4 cover hose inside diameters from 19 to 100 mm at up to 16 bar.

What matters when choosing

• Size is the first decision. Anything from 3/4 to 4 has to match on both halves of the joint, otherwise male and female parts will not fit.
• Next comes the back end. Either a hose shank for inside diameters of 19 to 100 mm, or a thread, male R 3/4 to R 4 and female G 3/4 to G 1 1/2.
• Every joint needs a male and a female half, so both belong on the parts list from the start.
• Maximum operating pressure is stated as 16 bar and, together with the hose, sets the limit for the line.
• The seal is made of oil and petrol resistant NBR, which defines the range of media the group covers.

Typical applications

• Transferring oils and fuels at tank installations and on vehicles
• Hose connections on road tankers and mobile containers
• Water and waste water lines on construction sites
• Pump connections that are made and broken frequently
• Irrigation and cleaning duties on farms

Sealing is by oil and petrol resistant NBR at a maximum operating pressure of 16 bar. The 149 items in this group come from China, Italy and Germany.