Description

Pioneer FEM Series Non-Spill Nipple - Bulkhead | FEM-502-10BMF

FEM Series couplings meet or exceed ISO 16028 design and performance requirements. The flush valves eliminate spillage and air inclusion when connecting and disconnecting. Coupler and nipple bodies have a modular design with increased flexibility for end port options.

Features:

Flush, non-spill valving
Global interchangeability with other ISO 16028 compliant couplings
Hardened steel sleeves and nipple bodies
Blow-out resistant seal
Protective zinc nickel plating with clear trivalent chromate finish

Specifications:

Body Size: 1/2"
Nipple Part Number: FEM-502-10BMF
Port End: 7/8-14 UNF
Length: 3.85"
Coupled Length (when connected to corresponding nipple): 7.24"
Largest Diameter: 1.38"
Wrench Flats: 31.75mm
Weight(lbs): 0.84

Applications include:

Skid loader attachments
Hydraulic tools

Materials of Construction:

Body: Steel
Finish: Chromium-6 Free plating
Valve: Flush face valving
Seal: Polyurethane or Nitrite; size dependent

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