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Thor steel quick-connect air coupling plugs are the male end of coupling sets. Also called nipples, they're inserted into the coupling bodies (female ends) to connect tools to air, water, or fluid lines. Steel couplings are hard and resilient with more damage resistance than softer metals and a wide working temperature range.

Bowes brass quick-connect air coupling plugs are the male end of coupling sets. Also called nipples, they're inserted into the coupling bodies (female ends) to connect tools to air, water, or fluid lines. Brass is a strong, highly conductive metal that resists corrosion and maintains durability at high temperatures. Brass is softer than other metal plugs and sockets for better connections and compatibility with copper or zinc piping.

Industrial interchange steel quick-connect air coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) to connect tools to air lines. High-flow couplings increase flow for greater tool efficiency, reduce pressure drop, and decrease air costs. Steel couplings are hard and resilient with more damage resistance than softer metals and a wide working temperature range.

Enerpac A Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling plugs are the male end of coupling sets. Also called nipples, they're inserted into the coupling bodies (female ends) for quick connect/disconnect to hydraulic tools.

3000 Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they thread together with coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) for high-pressure hydraulic applications.

Enerpac SPEE-D Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling plugs are the male end of coupling sets. Also called nipples, they're inserted into the coupling bodies (female ends) for connect/disconnect between hydraulic tools and hand pumps.

Enerpac F Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling plugs are the male end of coupling sets. Also called nipples, they're inserted into the coupling bodies (female ends) to create a flush-face, no-leak connection to industrial tools.

FD90 Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) for diagnostic pressure testing for hydraulic systems.

Eaton Flush-Face Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) for no-spill hydraulic work.

FF Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) for fluid lines requiring fast and easy connection and disconnection without fluid loss. A sleeve lock guards against accidental disconnection.

Universal interchange steel quick-connect air coupling plugs are the male end of coupling sets. Also called nipples, they're inserted into the coupling bodies (female ends) to connect tools to air, water, or fluid lines. Steel couplings are hard and resilient with more damage resistance than softer metals and a wide working temperature range.

EA Series hydraulic quick-connect coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) for use in autoclave applications.

Industrial interchange brass quick-connect air coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) to connect tools to air lines. High-flow couplings increase flow for greater tool efficiency, reduce pressure drop, and decrease air costs. Brass is a strong, highly conductive metal that resists corrosion and maintains durability at high temperatures. Brass is softer than other metal plugs and sockets for better connections and compatibility with copper or zinc piping.

Universal interchange brass quick-connect air coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) to connect tools to air, water, or fluid lines. Brass is a strong, highly conductive metal that resists corrosion and maintains durability at high temperatures. Brass is softer than other metal plugs and sockets for better connections and compatibility with copper or zinc piping.

Industrial interchange brass safety exhaust quick-connect air coupling sets contain both a coupling body (female end) and a coupling plug (male end) to connect tools to air lines. High-flow couplings increase flow for greater tool efficiency, reduce pressure drop, and decrease air costs. Brass is a strong, highly conductive metal that resists corrosion and maintains durability at high temperatures. Brass is softer than other metal plugs and sockets for better connections and compatibility with copper or zinc piping.

NPTF-to-NPTF steel hydraulic hose adapters are typically used in hydraulic hose assemblies to convey fuel in automotive applications. They connect compatible hydraulic hoses to pipe or equipment that has different thread sizes. These steel fittings are durable, wear-resistant, and suitable for environments where corrosion is not a concern. They have an NPTF (National Pipe Tapered Fuel) connection on both ends of the fitting. The NPTF connection (or dryseal thread) forms a tight seal when mated with the opposite gender.

Crimp hose fittings are used to create custom hose assemblies for general purpose applications with petroleum-based fluids, gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils, and other industrial fluids. They connect Eaton Aeroquip series hydraulic hoses to compatible SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) threaded equipment or hoses. These carbon steel crimp fittings are durable, wear-resistant, and suitable for environments where corrosion is not a concern. They are secured using an Eaton crimping device for a permanent connection.

These sleeves prevent injury caused by hydraulic hose failures by containing pressure or fluid during a hose rupture or pinhole leak. These sleeves slide onto hose prior to connecting hose to equipment and are resistant to oil, abrasion, and UV light.

These sleeves prevent injury caused by hydraulic hose failures by containing pressure or fluid during a hose rupture or pinhole leak. These sleeves slide onto hose prior to connecting hose to equipment and are resistant to oil, abrasion, and UV light.

Universal interchange brass quick-connect air coupling bodies are the female end of coupling sets. Also called sockets, they accept coupling plugs (nipple or male ends) to connect tools to air, water, or fluid lines. Brass is a strong, highly conductive metal that resists corrosion and maintains durability at high temperatures. Brass is softer than other metal plugs and sockets for better connections and compatibility with copper or zinc piping.