NITTO TYPE COUPLERS 1/4″ 3/8″ 1/2″ Male Coupler

R287,50

Summary Table

Feature	Details
Sizes Available	¼”, ³⁄₈”, ½” male BSP thread (20PM, 30PM, 40PM)
Materials	Chrome-plated steel standard; brass or stainless steel optional
Working Pressure	~145–218 PSI (1.0–1.5 MPa) depending on series
Max Pressure	~215–290 PSI (1.5–2.0 MPa)
Temperature Range	Standard: –20 °C to +80 °C; some up to +180 °C with special seals
Seal Material	NBR (standard), optional FKM/EPDM available
Design Features	One-touch or automatic shut-off valves, wear-resistant hardened parts
Cycle Testing	Often rated for 100,000 cycles
Flow Rate	~35 SCFM at 100 PSI with 10 PSI drop (model-dependent)
Interchangeable With	RECTUS 03, CEJN 314/315, Japanese Hi Cupla, and compatible systems

SKU: 14843 Category: Punic Couplings

Body Material: Chrome-plated steel (also available in brass or stainless steel upon request)
Seal Material: NBR (nitrile rubber)
Working Pressure: Typically around 1.0–1.5 MPa (≈145–218 PSI) depending on series
Maximum Pressure: Around 2.0 MPa (≈285–290 PSI)
Temperature Range: Generally from approximately –20 °C up to +80 °C; some variants support up to +180 °C using special seals such as FKM/EPDM

Models by thread size:
- 20PM – ¼″ BSP male
- 30PM – ³⁄₈″ BSP male
- 40PM – ½″ BSP male
Equipped with automatic one-way shut-off, hardened wear-resistant components, and tested for durability (up to 100,000 cycles)

Similar dimensional offerings (¼″, ³⁄₈″, ½″ male BSP thread)
Slightly lower working pressure around 1.0 MPa (≈145 PSI) with maximum pressure ≈1.5 MPa (≈215 PSI)
Offers one-touch connection, improved flow rate, and free swiveling to avoid hose kinks

In stainless steel (e.g., NS‑20PM, NS‑30PM, NS‑40PM):

Working Pressure: ~1.5 MPa (≈218 PSI)
Maximum Pressure: ~2.0 MPa (≈290 PSI)
Temperature Range: –20 °C to +180 °C
Designed with six locking balls, RoHS/REACH compliant, and tested to 100,000 cycles

Flow Rate: For some models, about 35 SCFM at 100 PSI with 10 PSI pressure drop
Interchangeability: Commonly compatible with other major quick‑coupler systems like RECTUS, CEJN, and similar Nitto variations