King Combination Nipple

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Product Description

• All king combination nipples are 100% T316L stainless steel.
• Combination nipples are recommended for low-pressure discharge and suction service for compatible liquids. They are not for compressible products such as air or nitrogen on sizes 1¼" and above.
• King Combination Nipples are not recommended for steam.
• The working pressure may vary with the construction of the hose, the type of clamping system used and the application.
• In accordance with the Rubber Manufacturers Association bulletin for oil suction and discharge hose, a coupled length of hose in any size should be tested to 1½ times the working pressure and held for fifteen minutes without leaking or coupling movement. For additional information and detailed instruction on testing procedures, see the RMA handbook.

 

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Size
(Tube OD)
Part Number Dimensions
A B C D E
1/4" RST-025 1.575 0.930 0.354 0.276 0.630
3/8" RST-0375 1.634 1.120 0.433 0.433 0.750
1/2" RST-050 2.460 1.460 0.570 0.570 0.980
3/4" RST-075 2.850 1.690 0.810 0.570 1.220
1   " RST-100 3.230 1.970 1.050 0.790 1.500
1-1/4" RST-125 3.150 2.090 1.340 1.060 1.810
1-1/2" RST-150 3.640 2.200 1.590 1.300 2.050
2   " RST-200 4.310 2.760 2.070 1.770 2.560
2-1/2" RST-250 5.350 3.660 2.520 2.080 3.150
3   " RST-300 5.790 3.820 3.070 2.760 3.780
4   " RST400 6.220 4.090 4.090 3.540 4.720

 

Notes:


 

• All king combination nipples are 100% T316L stainless steel.
• Combination nipples are recommended for low-pressure discharge and suction service for compatible liquids. They are not for compressible products such as air or nitrogen on sizes 1¼" and above.
• King Combination Nipples are not recommended for steam.
• The working pressure may vary with the construction of the hose, the type of clamping system used and the application.
• In accordance with the Rubber Manufacturers Association bulletin for oil suction and discharge hose, a coupled length of hose in any size should be tested to 1½ times the working pressure and held for fifteen minutes without leaking or coupling movement. For additional information and detailed instruction on testing procedures, see the RMA handbook.