Name: 700-12-12B | Set of 3/4" Hydraulic Quick Disconnects - 3/4" NPTF Female Threads (Brass)
Brand: DiscountHydraulicHose.com
SKU: 700-12-12B
Price: 72.72 USD
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3/4" NPTF Female Threads (Brass)

COUPLER SIZE CHART
Profiles of male nipples help you to identify four popular styles of hydraulic quick disconnect couplers in nominal sizes ranging from 1/4" to 1". Nominal sizes represent intended hose or tube sizes, not the actual diameter of the coupler. For actual dimensions, print this page actual size and compare the profile drawings to your existing equipment.

Quick Disconnect Inspection & Maitenance
Prevent failures leaks, and predict necessary replacement with this quide to inspection and maitenance of quick disconnects and couplers.

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What is the difference between ISO 7241 A and B?

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ISO 7241 A and B refer to the international standards for quick connect couplings, commonly used in hydraulic systems. The main difference between them lies in their design and size; ISO 7241 A couplings are larger and typically used in heavy-duty applications, while ISO 7241 B couplings are smaller and commonly used in lighter, general-purpose applications. References: 1. https://www.stucchiusa.com/iso-a-vs-i... You can find this information in the first three paragraphs of this page. 2. https://www.hoseassemblytips.com/what... The information can be found under the heading "What is the difference between ISO 7241 A and ISO 7241 B?"

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