Dixon Valve Coupling DV-00015 Cam Groove Coupling Part D

Product Description

The DIXON VALVE COUPLING DV-00015 is a Part D cam groove coupling designed for quick-connect fluid transfer applications. Constructed from stainless steel, this female coupler features an FNPT thread interface that mates with standard cam and groove fittings. It is used by plumbers, pipefitters, and industrial maintenance technicians in systems that require repeated connection and disconnection without tools. The cam and groove design allows fast, secure coupling and decoupling under working conditions, making it a reliable choice for liquid handling lines in commercial and industrial settings.

This coupling is suited for use in fluid transfer systems where a threaded female end connects to a mating male adapter. Typical applications include process piping, irrigation, water transfer, and industrial fluid handling where stainless steel construction is required for corrosion resistance or sanitary service. The FNPT thread connection provides a leak-resistant seal when properly fitted with compatible male adapters.

Key Features

• Part D style cam groove coupling with female coupler configuration
• FNPT thread interface for secure connection to male adapters
• Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in demanding fluid service
• Tool-free cam and groove engagement for fast field connection and disconnection
• UNSPSC Code 40141734 for procurement classification

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard cam groove fitting for industrial and commercial fluid transfer systems using Part D female coupler configurations with FNPT thread connections.

Installation Notes

Installation of cam groove couplings should be performed by a qualified plumber or pipefitter. Shut off and depressurize the fluid system before connecting or disconnecting any coupling. Verify that the FNPT threads are clean and undamaged before making up the connection, and confirm that the cam arms are fully engaged and locked before returning the system to service. Follow applicable IPC and facility piping codes for the fluid type and pressure class involved.