Carr Lane CLR-9384-766 | Female Quick Disconnect

Product Information

7250 psi max Quick Disconnects allow the fluid line to be uncoupled from a machining fixture, automatically sealing the fluid lines on both sides to prevent leakage. Easy one-hand operation without any wrenches or tools. The male Quick Disconnect is usually mounted on the fixture, with the female Quick Disconnect mounted on the hose. To keep Quick Disconnects clean while uncoupled, the female coupling has an available protective plug (order separately below), and the male coupling has an available protective cap.The color-coded couplings shown here prevent confusion when more than one fluid line must be disconnected. These Quick Disconnects are not only color coded for visual identification, they are also mechanically keyed with a pin to provide positive matching with no chance of confusion. The following colors are available:          Black          White          Red          Yellow          Green          Blue In standard applications, black is used for the primary pressure line, and white is used for the return line.

Operation

To couple, push the female coupling's knurled sleeve forward manually, then advance the coupling against spring force until a positive mechanical stop is reached. When the sleeve is released in this forward position, the locking balls of the female section snap into the groove of the male section for positive retention. To uncouple, pull the knurled sleeve back manually. This frees the locking balls and allows the male and female sections to disengage.

Design Considerations & Safety Precautions

Quick Disconnects should only be operated with both sides depressurized. When uncoupling a pressurized pallet fixture after clamping, a Shutoff Valve must be used on the fixture side.

Parts Specification

Warning:

This product can expose you to materials and/or chemicals including arsenic, lead, and other materials and/or chemicals which are known to the state of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm.

For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov