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ChemJoint Couplings

ChemJoint Male Stems

ChemJoint Weld-on Couplings

ChemJoint Unions

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Fittings & Couplings for
High, Medium, and Low Pressure
Chemical Hose

CHEMJOINT™ COUPLINGS & MALE STEMS
Description
ChemJoint Couplings and Male Stems create an extremely versatile chemical hose assembly system. The system solves problematic cam & groove issues such as pressure, temperature, side load, viscosity, line dedication, and ergonomics.
Features & Benefits
• Graduated serration pattern - sharper near the interlock, rounder near the end. Grips and seals plastic lined chemical hose without cutting through the tube.
• Interlock-groove locks ferrule into place for the ultimate in holding power.
• Crimped assemblies are low profile and eliminate sharp edges from bands.
• Viton seal allows coupling to meet pressure ratings with nut hand tightened.
Recommended Hose Attachment
Interlocking ferrules
Preformed bands

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Applications







HOSE ASSEMBLY SYSTEM
ASSEMBLY WORKING PRESSURE (PSI)
Fitting/Coupling
Attachment
1/2"
3/4"
1"
1-1/4"
1-1/2"
2"
2-1/2"
3"
4"
ChemJoint and/or
Male Stem (1)
Ferrule
350
400
450
325
250
250
225
225
200
ChemJoint and/or
Male Stem (2)
Ferrule
350
400
450
425
400
350
325
300
250
ChemJoint Weld Ends
and Unions (3)
None
800
800
650
600
600

(1) Working pressure ratings are based on using smooth bore chemical rubber hose, including plastic-lined.
(2) Working pressure ratings are based on using any smooth bore rubber hose except chemical, steam,
and hot tar.
(3) For use without a hose attachment.

• For steam and hot tar hose refer to section C.
• Working pressure ratings are based on using CampbellCrimpnology™ products only, and that proper crimping procedures have been followed.
• Working pressure ratings are maximum as listed or the hose rating, whichever is lower.
• Refer to Temperature Derating Chart for temperatures above 70°F.

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