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Product Introduction
Misumi standard female quick coupling, the shape is straight, This quick release coupling female thread usually 1/4PT ;the quick coupling is classified into two categories: open and closed; This quick joint is usually compatible with Japanese standards.
Product Advantage
Misumi Standard quick coupling is used for cooling water and is mainly used to direct cooling water from outside the mold into the mold for recycling use;
This quick release coupling can effectively regulate the mold temperature, shorten the molding cycle, and improve the dimensional accuracy of the molded products;
Work with the male quick couplings of the same standard and connect the waterways of the mold to achieve the purpose of cooling;
This type of quick disconnect coupling is very easy to install, saving time and effort, and is also easy to maintain and manage later on;
This quick connector is usually made of copper and the sealing ring is made of fluorine rubber, which has the characteristics of durability and resistance to wear. It is not easy to leak water.
Technical Parameters
Product Uses
The water couplings of molds are primarily utilized within the cooling water systems of injection molding or die-casting molds, It serves to heat or cool the water circulation.It can quickly improve the thermal exchange of molds, with short cycle time and good stability.
Product Operate Guide
the way to use a quick fitting:
two way shut off: with valve male coupling with shut off female coupling;
one way shut off: no vavle brass male plug with shut off female quick fitting; When you connect to the hose, please use the hose and clamp that fit the outer connector.
FAQ
What should be noted when installing and using cooling water quick fittings?
reply: 1. Tighten within the range of maximum torque below;
2. Use within the applicable temperature range;
3. Do not use in any application other than cooling water;
4. Use suitable hose and clamp when connecting to a hose.
