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Parker H2-63-T6 60 Series Hydraulic Quick Coupling Nipple, 9/16-18 Nominal, Female ORB, Steel/Nitrile Seal
PARKER H2-63-T6 QUICK CONNECT NIPPLE 1/4" X 3/8" FEMALE O.R.B., 5000 PSI
Hydraulic Nipples
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Parker H2-63-T6 60 Series Hydraulic Quick Coupling Nipple, 9/16-18 Nominal, Female ORB, Steel/Nitrile Seal
3099216
Product ID:3099216
Famous Supply
- Finish: Zinc With Clear Trivalent Chromate
- Industry Standards: ISO 7241-1 Series B
- Length: 1.69 in
- Pressure Rating: 5000 psi
- Series: 60 Series
- Temperature Rating: -40 to 250 deg f
- Nominal Size: 9/16-18
- End Style: Female ORB
- Material: Steel/Nitrile Seal
60 series nipples (hydraulic, fluids, gas, steam) up to 5000 psi, connect with ISO 7241 series B, 60 series couplers. Parker's 60 series have double shut off poppet valves and are interchangeable with other quick disconnects complying with ISO 7241 series B. These general purpose quick couplings are available in a wide range of sizes and materials to be versatile for use with several fluids, including high temperature steam. Parker's 60 series is multi-purpose for a variety of applications and pressures up to 5000 psi.
- Features
- Application
| Globally interchangeable with other manufacturer's couplings complying to ISO 7241 series B |
| Multi-purpose coupling, widely used in varied applications |
| Steel nipples have a hardened body for strength and durability |
| 316 stainless steel nipples have Fluorocarbon seals for chemical compatibility |
| Metal valve stop prevents flow checking to provide steady performance |
| Nipple options include high temperature steam compatibility |
| Industrial Hydraulic Lines, Food and Chemical Processing, Water and Coolant Lines, High Pressure Fluid Transfer, High Temperature Fluid Transfer, Mobile Equipment, Cleaning Equipment, Dry Cleaning, Steam and Some Gases |