Camlock coupling - Revision history

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	A camlock coupler (also ~~refered~~ to as cam lever couplings or cam and groove couplings) is a type fitting that allows quick connect and disconnect of components.		A camlock coupler (also referred to as cam lever couplings or cam and groove couplings) is a type fitting that allows quick connect and disconnect of components.

	They are sometimes used in place of [[union]]s. They are faster to open and close, but usually rated for less pressure than unions.		They are sometimes used in place of [[union]]s. They are faster to open and close, but usually rated for less [[pressure]] than unions.

	Camlock couplings usually exist as a threaded fitting.		Camlock couplings usually exist as a threaded fitting.
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	Camlock couplings usually exist as a threaded fitting.		Camlock couplings usually exist as a threaded fitting.

	It is used mostly on [[~~combustions~~ cannon]]s as a quick means to change between [[barrel]]s, to hold [[burst disk]]s, and for [[breech loading]].		It is used mostly on [[combustion cannon]]s as a quick means to change between [[barrel]]s, to hold [[burst disk]]s, and for [[breech loading]].

	A popular camlock coupling is available from [http://www.BCARMS.com BCARMS].		A popular camlock coupling is available from [http://www.BCARMS.com BCARMS].

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	It is used mostly on [[combustions cannon]]s as a quick means to change between [[barrel]]s, to hold [[burst disk]]s, and for [[breech loading]].		It is used mostly on [[combustions cannon]]s as a quick means to change between [[barrel]]s, to hold [[burst disk]]s, and for [[breech loading]].

	A popular camlock coupling is available from ~~the Banjo corp.~~ [http://www.~~banjocorp~~.com ~~Homepage~~].		A popular camlock coupling is available from [http://www.BCARMS.com BCARMS].

	[[category:fittings]]		[[category:fittings]]
	[[Category:Construction Materials]]		[[Category:Construction Materials]]

	Let it be noted that the same popular brand name (Banjo corp.) Cam Lever Couplings are available from [http://www.mcmaster.com McMaster-Carr] for less money than on the Banjo site, although McMaster does not specifically say that they are Banjo brand, I can assure you they are indeed, as I have personally ordered some, this is something to consider when purchasing these devices while on a budget. The McMaster site also has machined aluminum cam lever couplings which hold more pressure than the Polypropylene versions do, however they have a price tag to match.
	~~--[[User:Darth Tater\|Darth Tater]] 26 October 2005 00:55 (CDT)~~

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2008-05-26T05:56:03Z

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A camlock coupler (also refered to as cam lever couplings or cam and groove couplings) is a type fitting that allows quick connect and disconnect of components.

They are sometimes used in place of [[union]]s. They are faster to open and close, but usually rated for less pressure than unions.

Camlock couplings usually exist as a threaded fitting.

It is used mostly on [[combustions cannon]]s as a quick means to change between [[barrel]]s, to hold [[burst disk]]s, and for [[breech loading]].

A popular camlock coupling is available from the Banjo corp. [http://www.banjocorp.com Homepage].

[[category:fittings]]
[[Category:Construction Materials]]

Let it be noted that the same popular brand name (Banjo corp.) Cam Lever Couplings are available from [http://www.mcmaster.com McMaster-Carr] for less money than on the Banjo site, although McMaster does not specifically say that they are Banjo brand, I can assure you they are indeed, as I have personally ordered some, this is something to consider when purchasing these devices while on a budget. The McMaster site also has machined aluminum cam lever couplings which hold more pressure than the Polypropylene versions do, however they have a price tag to match.
--[[User:Darth Tater|Darth Tater]] 26 October 2005 00:55 (CDT)