Sealing rings - Import export

For the 2N pipe connector, the pipe is placed against the inner edge of the connector and a sealing ring seals off the connection. A cutting ring wedges into the flexible tube or pipe as far as the knurled nut is screwed onto the connector body, thereby fixing the connection in place. This creates a friction-locked and tight pipe connection that can be released at any time, that eliminates dead volume in the design concept and also has no effect on the flow. The inside diameter of the connector does not correspond to the inside diameter of the pipe.

The pipe or tube of the 2D pipe connector is inserted through the connector as required for bead tubes, immersion tubes, thermometers or sensors, etc. The pipe is placed against the inner edge of the connector and a sealing ring seals off the connection. A cutting ring wedges into the flexible tube or pipe as far as the knurled nut is screwed onto the connector body, thereby fixing the connection in place.

The firm flexible tube or plastic pipe is pushed onto the integrated connecting sleeve of the 1C connector. The sealing ring forms a tightness for the connection, while it is secured in place by a cutting ring. Due to the knurled nut, this also affects the flexible tube. The cutting ring wedges into the flexible tube or pipe as far as the knurled nut is screwed onto the connector body. A shear force is applied here that intensifies the contact pressure. This creates a friction-locked and tight connection that can be released at any time and minimises the dead volume.

The 3C Tri-Clamp connector is easy to use: Simply press the two flange-like connector pieces against each other and fasten them together using the locking clip. A sealing ring is situated between the connector pieces to maintain a proper seal. The resulting connection is form-fit and smooth and a wing nut on the locking clip makes it easy to quickly open and close the connection at any time. The Tri-Clamp connection can be combined with a 1+, 1A or 1C flexible tube connector, a 2N pipe connector or a male thread.