Shape Shape |
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 | Wye |
Connection Style Connection Style | Show |
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| Claw |
Connection Style Connection Style | Hide |
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| Threaded |
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| Barbed |
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| Socket Connect |
 |
| Push to Connect |
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| Butt Weld |
 |
| Clamp On |
 |
| Quick Clamp |
 |
| Flanged |
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| Loc-Line |
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| Compression |
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| Claw |
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| Snap-Loc |
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| Solder Connect |
Finish Finish |
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Material Material |
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Flow Control Flow Control |
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 | Open |
Maximum Pressure Maximum Pressure |
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Maximum Temperature Maximum Temperature |
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Minimum Temperature Minimum Temperature |
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Maximum Vacuum Maximum Vacuum |
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Type Type |
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 | Connector |
Connection Type Connection Type |
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 | Hose |
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Twist-Claw Hose Couplings for Air and Water
Also known as Chicago and universal couplings, these have an identical claw-style head that allows you to connect to another Chicago twist-claw hose coupling, regardless of the pipe size or barbed hose ID. To connect, push two couplings together with a quarter twist. Couplings have a safety clip and lanyard to prevent accidental disconnection.
Wye couplings are also known as three-way hose couplings. Use them to connect one inlet to two outlets.
Iron couplings are stronger and more durable than other metal couplings. Use in noncorrosive environments. Warning: There is no valve in these couplings. Stop the flow of air and water before you disconnect the line.
