DF-Series Stainless Steel Coupler

Dixon, 3FS3-S, DF-Series 3/8" Industrial Semi-Auto Stainless Steel Coupler 3/8" Standard Hose BarbSpecificationsRated pressure for connected 303 Stainless Steel Coupler & 303 Stainless Steel Plug: 500 PSI (35 bar) Maximum Working and 20,500 PSI (1,415 bar) BurstConstructionMachined components are manufactured using solid bar stockStainless steel balls, retaining rings and springs maximize corrosion resistance and extend service lifeNitrile (Buna-N) seals are standardSteel componentry is plated using ROHS Compliant Trivalent ChromeSteel sleeve and steel tubular valveCompatibility & Interchange DataFoster 3, 4, 5 and 6 SeriesParker 20-Series Manual InterchangeHansen 1000, 400 and 500How it worksTo disconnect, begin by holding the hose on the nipple side with three of your fingers, leaving your thumb and index finger freeGrab the sleeve with your thumb and index finger and begin to pull the sleeve towards the palm of your handAfter pulling the sleeve, the nipple will move out of the coupler slightly. Continue to hold the hose and coupler sleeve until all air is fully exhaustedAfter the line is fully exhausted, you are able to safely separate the nipple from the couplerSafety notesIt is important to be safe when installing quick disconnect couplings into a pneumatic circuit. Never install a pneumatic coupling directly into an air tool, use a piece of hose that is at least 18" long, between the tool and the coupling, to prevent damage to the coupling. To protect the operator, safety devices, such as a safety check valve and safety cable should be installed in case there is a hose or coupling failureOperating pressure for couplings utilizing hose barb connections may be dramatically reduced to that of the hose rating and/or hose end connection combination. Consult hose manufacturer's catalog for hose end connection ratings. If in doubt, test under controlled conditions for suitability to applicationDixon cannot assume liability for misapplication of production resulting in equipment down-time, lost production, and/or personal injury including death.