Quick couplings

High Flow Cupla

The Nitto Kohki High Flow Cupla is a quick coupling with an enlarged flow cross-section, designed for applications where conventional couplings would cause unacceptable flow restriction. The 18-item range covers nominal sizes 2, 3 and 4 as plug (P) and socket (S), in three material/seal combinations: brass with FKM, stainless steel (SUS) with FKM, and stainless steel (SUS) with EPDM. This selection covers a wide range of media, from general hydraulics to water and steam applications (EPDM).

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  1. Quick connect coupling High Flow Cupla HFL-3P, stainless steel - Nitto Kohki 349860490
    €51.44

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How to choose High Flow Cupla

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features

⚡ Enlarged flow cross-section - reduced flow resistance for pressure-drop-sensitive applications
⚙ Brass with FKM - HFL-2/3/4 S and P, for hydraulic and chemical media
✓ Stainless steel with FKM - SUS versions HFL-2/3/4 S and P, for aggressive and corrosive media
↕ Stainless steel with EPDM - SUS versions HFL-2/3/4 S and P, for water, steam and aqueous media
✦ Nominal sizes 2, 3, 4 - plug (P) and socket (S) per size in all three seal variants

Body material and seal overview

Body materialSealNominal sizesPlugSocket
BrassFKM2, 3, 4HFL-2P, HFL-3P, HFL-4PHFL-2S, HFL-3S, HFL-4S
Stainless steel (SUS)FKM2, 3, 4HFL-2P (SUS), HFL-3P (SUS), HFL-4P (SUS)HFL-2S (SUS), HFL-3S (SUS), HFL-4S (SUS)
Stainless steel (SUS)EPDM2, 3, 4HFL-2P (SUS/EPDM), HFL-3P, HFL-4PHFL-2S (SUS/EPDM), HFL-3S, HFL-4S

Typical applications

Typical applications: Hydraulic circuits with high flow rates and low tolerable pressure drop, coolant return lines in machine tools, hot-water and steam lines (EPDM variant, SUS), chemical process plant with corrosive media (SUS/FKM), laboratory circulators and thermostat baths, and all applications where coupling geometry would otherwise limit system flow.