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Hose assembly of hose lines according to <strong>DIN</strong> EN 14 423<br />
1. Hose stem (brushed with lubricant if needed)<br />
At hoses with marking M the metallic conductor has to be connected with the screwing.<br />
There should be a short distance between safety collar and hose end to take hose material compressed<br />
during assembly.<br />
2. Clamp halves are put in safety collar around the hose and fixed over cross with assembly-help screws.<br />
3. Put in clamp screws and fix over cross.<br />
4. A small, parallel slit should remain between clamp halves.<br />
5. After putting the hose into operation the screws should be fixed again.<br />
Current information about standards:<br />
• <strong>DIN</strong> <strong>2826</strong> is replaced by <strong>DIN</strong> EN 14 423.<br />
• The form markings on the parts are adapted accordingly.<br />
• All types are checked using defined test criteria.<br />
• Producer should be certified according to <strong>DIN</strong> EN ISO 9001 : 2000.<br />
• The transition period for new standard defaults amounts to 3 years.<br />
Suction / Conveying Hose Couplings<br />
We produce exactly measured coupling systems for vacuum or pressure conveyance of different fluids<br />
or solids (granulates etc.) using spiral hoses of different makes for interior and external binding.<br />
Additionally as pipe connection or as bulkhead fitting (e.g. for distribution devices).<br />
Material: aluminium, stainless steel, steel<br />
Measures: 1“ to 4“<br />
Mostly with male thread for screwing on of coupling systems Storz, Guillemin or tank truck couplings resp.<br />
with direct coupling adaptor system Kamlok<br />
• Our adaptor systems are used successfully mainly in the plastics industry and in agriculture.<br />
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