CK 40F

CK 40F

CK 40F

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and applications for the SP-V Cupla, a coupling device designed for use with inert gases and vacuum systems. It highlights the device's suitability for vacuum applications and its compatibility with various fluids and materials.
Specifications: The SP-V Cupla operates under a working pressure range of 3.0 to 7.5 MPa (31 to 76 kgf/cm²) and can withstand a vacuum of up to 1.3 x 10-1 Pa. It features a two-way shut-off valve structure, ensuring automatic shut-off in both the socket and plug when disconnected.
Materials and Construction: The standard materials used include brass and stainless steel, with options for made-to-order items. Seal materials are available in chloroprene rubber, fluoro rubber, and hydrogenated nitrile rubber, each with specific temperature ranges and pressure resistances.
Applications: The SP-V Cupla is ideal for production lines of air conditioners and refrigerators, particularly those using hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HFCs) like HFC134a, HFC407C, HFC410A, and HFC404A. It is resistant to both conventional Freons and newer HFCs, making it suitable for modern refrigeration systems.
Compatibility and Interchangeability: The SP-V Cupla is interchangeable with SP Cuplas, though users should be aware of potential flow rate reductions. Different sizes of sockets and plugs cannot be connected to each other. Special types like SP-V-GN and SP-V-GNN are available to prevent incorrect connections in production lines using both Freon gases and HFCs.
Dimensions and Models: The document lists various models with specific dimensions and mass for both plugs and sockets, available in different thread sizes (R 1/4, R 3/8, R 1/2, R 3/4).
Recommendations: Users are advised to read the safety guide and instruction sheet before use. For custom requirements or further details, contacting Nitto Kohki or its distributor is recommended.
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CK 40F-1

Fluid may flow in either direction from plug or from socket side when coupled. Automatic shut-off valves in both socket and plug for vacuum applications. Each can withstand a vacuum of as high as 1.3 x 10-1 Pa even when disconnected. * Uses automatic shut-off valves with ultra-tight sealed construction in both socket and plug. Ideal for vacuum applications. * Having automatic shut-off valves in both socket and plug facilitates easy fluid handling. Suitable for a wide range of vacuum applications as high as 1.3 x 10'1 Pa {1 x 10'3 mmHgl even when disconnected. * Three types of seal material are available to suit any of the diversified production lines for air conditioners, refrigerators or similar. * Can be connected with SP Cupla. Socket only Flow Rate - Pressure Loss Characteristics Can be connected with SP Cupla Both socket and plug have automatic (sealed construction) shut-off valves inside Adopted fluoro-rubber (FKM), hydrogenated nitrile rubber (HNBR) and chloroprene rubber (CR) as the standard seal materials to suit air conditioner and refrigerator production lines Standard body materials are brass and stainless steel (Note: Models 4SP-V and 6SP-V of stainless steel body made-to order items)

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CK 40F-2

SP-V Cupla WAF : WAF stands for width across flat. Socket Female thread Plug Female thread Model Seal Materials for HFC (Hydrochlorofluorocarbon) Application Example When both Freon gases and hydrochlorofluorocarbons are used simultaneously in the production lines, Sp-V-GN type and SP-V-GNN type (non-interchangeable with standard SP-V and each others) may be required in order to prevent connections to improper lines by mistakes. They are made-to-order items. For details please contact Nitto Kohki direct or its distributor in your country. SP-V Cupla Sp-V-GN Cupla SP-V-GNN Cupla Socket Plug Outdoor...

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