Difference between revisions of "Camlock coupling"
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− | A camlock coupler (also | + | 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. | ||
− | It is used mostly on [[ | + | 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 | + | A popular camlock coupling is available from [http://www.BCARMS.com BCARMS]. |
[[category:fittings]] | [[category:fittings]] | ||
− | [[Category:Construction | + | [[Category:Construction materials]] |
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Latest revision as of 14:52, 1 June 2008
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 unions. 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 combustion cannons as a quick means to change between barrels, to hold burst disks, and for breech loading.
A popular camlock coupling is available from BCARMS.