CPC (Colder Products Company)
Saint Paul, MN 55114
Couplings increase safety of tubing connections.
Series NSH non-spill, quick disconnect couplings feature all-plastic flow path for high-flow chemical handling and fluid media applications. Pressure balanced design enables fluid lines to be instantly disconnected under pressure. Thumb latch allows secure, single-handed operation, while audible click confirms secure connection is made. Integral termination fittings eliminate potential leak path....
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Couplings can be disconnected without spillage.
ChemQuik(TM) CQN06 TeflonÃ-® quick disconnect couplings feature non-spill, metal- and spring-free flow path. Intuitive keying and color-coding system prevents accidental chemical line misconnects. Units offer Cv of 3.1, maximum capacity of 16 gpm, and operate within pressure range of 0-80 psig. They may be disconnected and reconnected at full system pressure. Couplings are suitable for ultra...
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Quick-Disconnect Couplings suit high-flow chemical handling.
Series NSH non-spill, corrosion-resistant, pressure-balanced couplings feature all-plastic, metal-free, and spring-free flow path. Integral termination fittings eliminate potential leak path. Couplings, with 3.0 Cv capacity, withstand operating pressures from vacuum to 120 psig and temperatures from 32-120Ã-
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Couplings simplify cooling of electronic enclosures.
Rack and Panel quick-disconnect, non-spill couplings make close-loop liquid cooling safe for electronic enclosures. Made of aluminum and thermoplastics, they are virtually leak-free with flow rates reaching 14 gpm at 100 psi. Couplings are suitable for cell tower base stations, power amplifiers, computer cooling, circuit board testing, and MRI cooling.
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Couplings offer steam-through operation.
Steam-in-Place Couplings eliminate unnecessary connection points and dead legs, reducing chances of contamination. They are disposable and provide leak-free connections. Couplings feature intuitive, easy-to-use design and work with existing systems.
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