FAQ
Please provide the coupling series or standard, nominal body size, male or female configuration, connection thread, working pressure, fluid, temperature, body material, seal material, quantity by SKU, mating coupling information, packaging requirements, and destination country.
No. The end thread and nominal coupling body size are separate specifications. The plug diameter, engagement profile, locking groove, valve structure, and thread connection should all be checked before identification.
Existing part numbers, catalogs, samples, drawings, and photos can be used as identification references. Final matching requires verification of the dimensional profile, body size, locking mechanism, valve type, thread, seal, material, pressure rating, and mating half.
Not necessarily. Couplings with similar external shapes may have different plug diameters, locking grooves, engagement lengths, valves, pressure ratings, or sealing arrangements. Physical and technical specifications should be verified before volume purchasing.
Different series, sizes, threads, materials, seals, dust protection, and accessories can be organized into a multi-SKU quotation. Provide the required quantity for each SKU so that production and packaging can be evaluated accurately.
No. Working pressure may vary with the series, nominal size, material, end connection, seal, temperature, and operating conditions. The rated pressure must be confirmed for the exact product configuration.
Lead time is evaluated after confirming the complete SKU list, quantities, materials, seals, surface treatment, testing requirements, packaging, and destination. Recurring requirements should be shared in advance for production planning.
Customer part numbers, laser marking, labels, barcodes, individual bags, inner boxes, cartons, and packing lists can be prepared after the specifications, artwork, quantities, and packaging requirements are approved.
