Kuriyama Couplings.pdf
Kuriyama Couplings.pdf Kuriyama Couplings.pdf
Chemical Resistance GuideRatings: E = Excellent; G = Good; F = Fair; A = Acceptable; X = Not Recommended; – = Contact FactoryCAUTION: This data has been compiled from generally availablesources and should not be relied upon without consulting themanufacturer regarding specific applications and coupling materials.All Ratings are based on 70° F. Chemical compatibility varies greatlywith temperature. For applications at temperatures other than 70° F,contact Factory for recommendations.Chemical Resistance of a material does not necessarily indicate thesuitability of a fitting for a given application due to such variablesas hose construction, gasket material, and the type and method ofattaching clamps.SPECIAL CAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN HANDLINGHAZARDOUS MATERIALS.ChemicalAluminumBrass304 Stainless Steel316 Stainless SteelNylonAcetate Solvents (Crude) E X E E A XAcetate Solvents (Pure) E E E E A XAcetic Acid (80%) F X E E X XAcetic Acid (50%) G X G E X XAcetic Acid (20%) G X G E X XAcetic Acid (10%) G X E E X XAcetic Anhydride G X G G X XAcetone E G E E A XAcetyIene E X E E X XAlcohol, Amyl G G G G A AAlcohol, Benzyl G G E E X AAlcohol, Butyl E G E E A AAlcohol, Diacetone E E G G X AAlcohol, Ethyl E G G G X AAlcohol, Hexyl – – – – A –Alcohol, Isobutyl – – – – A –Alcohol, Isopropyl G G G G A AAlcohol, Methyl (Methanol) G G G G A AAlcohol, Octyl – – – – A –Alcohol, Propyl G G E E X AAluminum Chloride (Aqu.) X X X X A AAluminum Fluoride (Sat.) G – X G X AAluminum Nitrate (Sat.) F X G G A AAluminum PotassiumSulfate (Alum) G G X G X AAluminum Sulfate (Sat.) X X – G A AAmmonia Anhydrous E X G E A XAmmonia Gas X X E E A XAmmonia Nitrate – – – – X –Ammonium Biflouride – X – – X AAmmonium Carbonate (Sat.) G X G G A AAmmonium Casenate – – – – A –Ammonium Chloride (Sat.) X X X X A AAmmonium Hydroxide (Sat.) G X G G A AAmmonum Nitrate G X – – A AAmmonium Phosphate(10-40%) X X E G A AAmmonium Sulfate (10-40%) X X X G A AAniline – X E E X XArsenic Acid X X G G X AAsphalt – – – G X XBarium Carbonate (Sat.) X G G G A ABarium Chloride (Sat.) – G X – A ABarium Hydroxide (Sat.) X G G G A ABarium Sulfate G G G G A APolypropyleneChemicalAluminumBrass304 Stainless Steel316 Stainless SteelNylonBarium Sulfide X X G G A ABeer E G E E A ABenzaldehyde G G G G X XBenzene, Benzol E G G G A XBenzine – – – – A XBenzoic Acid G G G G X XBlack Liquor X X G G X ABlEach (lbs.) (12.5% Active Chlorine) X – – X X ABorax X G E E X ABoric Acid E X – – X ABrine Acid – G – – X ABromic Acid X X – – X ABromine Liquid G – X X X XButadiene, Butylene G G G G X XButane G G G G X XButyl Acetate E G G G A XButvric Acid G G G G A ACalcium Bisulfate X – X G X ACalcium Bisulfide – – – G A ACalcium Bisulfite X X – G X ACalcium Carbonate X G E G A ACalcium Chloride (Sat.) – G – – A ACalcium Hydroxide (Sat.) X G G G A ACalcium Hypochlorite (Sat.) X X X G X ACarbon Bisulfide E X G G A XCarbon Dioxide (Dry) E E G G A ACarbon Dioxide (Wet) E X G G X ACarbon Disulfide E X G G A XCarbon Monoxide E E E E A ACarbon Tetrachloride X – E – A XCarbonic Acid E G G G X ACastor Oil G G G G X ACaustic Potash X – – G A ACellosolves G G G G X AChlorine (Liquid) – – – F X XChloroform – – – – X XChlorosulfonic Acid – X X X X XClorox (BlEach (lbs.), 5.5% CL) X – – G X –Chromic Acid (50%) G X F – X XCitric Acid F X – – X ACoke Oven Gas G F G G X XCopper Chloride X X X X A ACopper Cyanide X X G G X –Copper Sulfate X X – G A ACrysylic Acid (Conc.) G G G G X XPolypropyleneBECAUSE WE CONTINUALLY EXAMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE OUR PRODUCTS, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER SPECIFICATIONS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.44KCCA1110
Chemical Resistance GuideRatings: E = Excellent; G = Good; F = Fair; A = Acceptable; X = Not Recommended; – = Contact FactoryChemical ChemicalAluminumBrass304 Stainless Steel316 Stainless SteelNylonCyclohexane G G G G A XDetergents G G E G A ADextrose G – – – A ADiesel Fuels E E E E A XDiethylamine G – G G X ADisodium Phosphate – – – E A AEthers G G E E A XEthyl Acetate – – G G A XEthyl Chloride – – – E A XEthylene Chloride – – – – A XEthylene Dichloride – G G G A XEthylene Glycol E G G G A XEthylene Oxide E X G G X XFatty Acids E F – E A AFerric Chloride X X X X X AFerric Hydroxide – – E E A –Ferric Nitrate (10-50%) X X G G X AFerric Sulfate X X – – X AFerrous Chloride (Sat.) X X X X X AFerrous Sulfate G G G – X AFluboric Acid X – – – X AFormaldehyde (50%) – G E E X AFormic Acid (Anhyd.) E X – – X AFreon 11 G G G G A XFreon 12 G G G G A XFreon 22 G G G G A XFruit Juices G G G G A AFuel Oil G G G G A XFurfural G G G G A XGasoline, Refined G G G G A XGasoline, Sour X G G G A XGelatin G G G G A AGlucose G G G G A AGlue G G – G – AGlycerine E E E E A AGlycols G G G G A AGreen Liquor – – – – – AHeptane G G G G A XHexane G G E E A XHydrobromic Acid (50%) X X X X X AHvdrobromic Acid (20%) X X X X X AHvdrochloric Acid (20%) X X X X X AHydrochloric Acid (38%) X X X X X AHydrocyanic Acid G X G G X AHydrofluosilicic Acid (10-50%) X G X G X –Hydrogen Peroxide (50%) – X – – X AHydrogen Sulfide (Aqueous) – – X G X AHydrogen Chloride (Dry Gas) X G – – X AHydrogen Gas E E E E X AHypochlorous Acid X X X X X XIodine E X X X X AIsopropyl Ether – G E G A XJet Fuel (JP4, JPS) G E G G X XKerosene G G G G X XPolypropyleneKetones G G G G A XLactic Acid (25%) F G – – A ALactic Acid (80%) G G – – A ALard Oil G – G G A ALead Acetate X X G G X ALead Chloride X – G G X –Lead Sulfate X – G G X –Lime Sulphur X X G G X ALinoleic Acid G X G G X ALinseed Oil G G G G A ALubricants (Oil) G E G G A XMagnesium Carbonate G – G G X AMagnesium Chloride X X – – X AMagnesium Hydroxide G G E E X AMaanesium Nitrate G G G G X AMagnesium Oxide – – – – X –Magnesium Sulfate G – G G X AMaleic Acid – G – G X AMercuric Chloride X X X – X AMercuric Cyanide X X G G X AMercury X X E E A AMethane E E E E A XMethanol G G G G A AMethyl Bromide X – G G X XMethyl EthyI Ketone G G G G A XMethyl Isobutyl Ketone G G G G A XMethyl Methacrylate G – G G X AMethylene Chloride – G – – A XMilk E X E E A AMineral Oil G E E G A AMuriatic Acid X – X X X ANapthalene G G E E A ANaptha G G G G A XNickel Chloride X X – – X ANickel Sulfate X X G G X ANitric Acid (100%) E X G – X XNitric Acid (50%) X X G – X XNitric Acid (30%) X X E – X XNitrobenzene E G G G A AOil, Castor G G G G A AOil, Coconut G – G G A AOil, Corn G G – G A AOil, Cotton Seed G G G G A AOil, Fuel G G G G A XOil, Linseed G G G G A AOil, Mineral G E E G A AOil, Silicon G E G G A AOil, Vegetable G G E E A XOleic-Acid G F – E A XOleum G X G G X XOxalic Acid (Sat.) G – X X X AOxygen G G G G X XPalmitic Acid (Sat.) G F G G X AParaffin G G G G A ABECAUSE WE CONTINUALLY EXAMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE OUR PRODUCTS, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER SPECIFICATIONS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.AluminumBrass304 Stainless Steel316 Stainless SteelNylonPolypropyleneKCCA111045
- Page 4 and 5: New Products HighlightedEZ-Seal- Le
- Page 6 and 7: Aluminum Quick-Acting CouplingsAgri
- Page 13 and 14: SS316 Stainless Steel Quick-Acting
- Page 15 and 16: Brass Quick-Acting CouplingsChemica
- Page 19 and 20: Polypropylene Quick-Acting Coupling
- Page 21 and 22: Universal Air Hose Couplings - Plat
- Page 23 and 24: Quick Disconnect Couplings and Plug
- Page 25 and 26: Pin Lug Hose Shank CouplingsAgricul
- Page 27 and 28: Hex Combination Hose Nipples —(Pl
- Page 29 and 30: IRRI-LOC ® Galvanized CouplingsAgr
- Page 31 and 32: Kuri-Clamp Center Punch ClampsAgri
- Page 33 and 34: ClampsConstruction • Material Han
- Page 35 and 36: Forged “Plate-Style” FlangesChe
- Page 37 and 38: Forged Raised Face Slip-On FlangesC
- Page 39 and 40: Forged Raised Face Slip-On FlangesC
- Page 41 and 42: Flanged Rubber Expansion JointsChem
- Page 43: Part No.Threaded Union Rubber Expan
- Page 47 and 48: Aluminum Quick-Acting Couplings fro
- Page 49 and 50: All Products sold and distributed b
- Page 51 and 52: BECAUSE WE CONTINUALLY EXAMINE WAYS
Chemical Resistance GuideRatings: E = Excellent; G = Good; F = Fair; A = Acceptable; X = Not Recommended; – = Contact FactoryCAUTION: This data has been compiled from generally availablesources and should not be relied upon without consulting themanufacturer regarding specific applications and coupling materials.All Ratings are based on 70° F. Chemical compatibility varies greatlywith temperature. For applications at temperatures other than 70° F,contact Factory for recommendations.Chemical Resistance of a material does not necessarily indicate thesuitability of a fitting for a given application due to such variablesas hose construction, gasket material, and the type and method ofattaching clamps.SPECIAL CAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN HANDLINGHAZARDOUS MATERIALS.ChemicalAluminumBrass304 Stainless Steel316 Stainless SteelNylonAcetate Solvents (Crude) E X E E A XAcetate Solvents (Pure) E E E E A XAcetic Acid (80%) F X E E X XAcetic Acid (50%) G X G E X XAcetic Acid (20%) G X G E X XAcetic Acid (10%) G X E E X XAcetic Anhydride G X G G X XAcetone E G E E A XAcetyIene E X E E X XAlcohol, Amyl G G G G A AAlcohol, Benzyl G G E E X AAlcohol, Butyl E G E E A AAlcohol, Diacetone E E G G X AAlcohol, Ethyl E G G G X AAlcohol, Hexyl – – – – A –Alcohol, Isobutyl – – – – A –Alcohol, Isopropyl G G G G A AAlcohol, Methyl (Methanol) G G G G A AAlcohol, Octyl – – – – A –Alcohol, Propyl G G E E X AAluminum Chloride (Aqu.) X X X X A AAluminum Fluoride (Sat.) G – X G X AAluminum Nitrate (Sat.) F X G G A AAluminum PotassiumSulfate (Alum) G G X G X AAluminum Sulfate (Sat.) X X – G A AAmmonia Anhydrous E X G E A XAmmonia Gas X X E E A XAmmonia Nitrate – – – – X –Ammonium Biflouride – X – – X AAmmonium Carbonate (Sat.) G X G G A AAmmonium Casenate – – – – A –Ammonium Chloride (Sat.) X X X X A AAmmonium Hydroxide (Sat.) G X G G A AAmmonum Nitrate G X – – A AAmmonium Phosphate(10-40%) X X E G A AAmmonium Sulfate (10-40%) X X X G A AAniline – X E E X XArsenic Acid X X G G X AAsphalt – – – G X XBarium Carbonate (Sat.) X G G G A ABarium Chloride (Sat.) – G X – A ABarium Hydroxide (Sat.) X G G G A ABarium Sulfate G G G G A APolypropyleneChemicalAluminumBrass304 Stainless Steel316 Stainless SteelNylonBarium Sulfide X X G G A ABeer E G E E A ABenzaldehyde G G G G X XBenzene, Benzol E G G G A XBenzine – – – – A XBenzoic Acid G G G G X XBlack Liquor X X G G X ABlEach (lbs.) (12.5% Active Chlorine) X – – X X ABorax X G E E X ABoric Acid E X – – X ABrine Acid – G – – X ABromic Acid X X – – X ABromine Liquid G – X X X XButadiene, Butylene G G G G X XButane G G G G X XButyl Acetate E G G G A XButvric Acid G G G G A ACalcium Bisulfate X – X G X ACalcium Bisulfide – – – G A ACalcium Bisulfite X X – G X ACalcium Carbonate X G E G A ACalcium Chloride (Sat.) – G – – A ACalcium Hydroxide (Sat.) X G G G A ACalcium Hypochlorite (Sat.) X X X G X ACarbon Bisulfide E X G G A XCarbon Dioxide (Dry) E E G G A ACarbon Dioxide (Wet) E X G G X ACarbon Disulfide E X G G A XCarbon Monoxide E E E E A ACarbon Tetrachloride X – E – A XCarbonic Acid E G G G X ACastor Oil G G G G X ACaustic Potash X – – G A ACellosolves G G G G X AChlorine (Liquid) – – – F X XChloroform – – – – X XChlorosulfonic Acid – X X X X XClorox (BlEach (lbs.), 5.5% CL) X – – G X –Chromic Acid (50%) G X F – X XCitric Acid F X – – X ACoke Oven Gas G F G G X XCopper Chloride X X X X A ACopper Cyanide X X G G X –Copper Sulfate X X – G A ACrysylic Acid (Conc.) G G G G X XPolypropyleneBECAUSE WE CONTINUALLY EXAMINE WAYS TO IMPROVE OUR PRODUCTS, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO ALTER SPECIFICATIONS WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.44KCCA1110
Change language