Cpc Colder Products NS4D42006 Quick Disconnect Coupling

Product Description

The CPC COLDER PRODUCTS NS4D42006 is a male, nonspill quick disconnect coupling designed for fluid transfer applications requiring leak-free connection and disconnection under pressure. Built from polypropylene, this coupling handles a maximum working pressure of 120 psi and operates across a temperature range of 32 to 160 degrees F. The nonspill design minimizes fluid loss at the point of disconnect, making it well-suited for systems where fluid spillage is a process or safety concern. With a 0.25 inch nominal flow size and no threaded connection requirement, it is installed by plumbing technicians, lab equipment service professionals, and fluid system integrators.

This coupling is used in applications requiring reliable, repeated connect-disconnect cycles without fluid spillage. Typical installation scenarios include industrial fluid handling systems, medical and laboratory equipment, cooling circuits, and chemical distribution lines where polypropylene construction provides adequate chemical compatibility. The non-threaded, push-to-connect interface allows for quick field servicing without special tooling. It is appropriate for both light commercial and specialized residential fluid system work within its rated pressure and temperature envelope.

Key Features

• Nonspill design minimizes fluid loss during disconnect
• Maximum working pressure of 120 psi
• Operating temperature range of 32 to 160 degrees F
• Polypropylene construction for chemical and corrosion resistance
• 0.25 inch nominal flow size for standard small-bore fluid lines
• Non-threaded interface for tool-free, push-to-connect installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit coupling for fluid transfer systems requiring a 0.25 inch nominal flow, male, nonspill quick disconnect interface within a 120 psi and 32 to 160 degrees F service rating.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plumbing or fluid system technicians. Before servicing, depressurize and drain the fluid circuit to prevent pressure release or spillage during coupling removal. Verify that the system fluid is chemically compatible with polypropylene before installation. Follow applicable industry codes and the equipment manufacturer guidelines for fluid connector replacement.