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    Miniature quick disconnects

    Sept. 6, 2012
    The QDI3L/QDE3L Series dry-break quick disconnects have a connected length of less than 2 in. (50.8 mm) with a maximum body dimension of /„-in. (14.3-mm) hexagonal, and a 0.180-in. (4.6-mm) effective orifice.

    The QDI3L/QDE3L Series dry-break quick disconnects have a connected length of less than 2 in. (50.8 mm) with a maximum body dimension of /„ -in. (14.3-mm) hexagonal, and a 0.180-in. (4.6-mm) effective orifice.

    The line features high-flow quick disconnects with a double shut-off dry-break feature — internal and external ends will shut off when disconnected. The dry break connects without leakage or fluid spray. The design minimizes dead volume (the space between the internal and external ends when connected) to eliminate any leakage when disconnecting.

    Beswick Engineering Co. Inc.
    284 Ocean Rd.
    Greenland, NH 03840
    (603) 433-1188
    www.beswick.com

    © 2012 Penton Media, Inc.

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