Midland Industries E-CGC-200-A1 Type C Cam Groove Coupler

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES E-CGC-200-A1 is a Type C cam and groove coupler designed for quick-connect fluid transfer applications. It features a 2-inch female coupler on one end and a 2-inch hose shank on the other, allowing fast, tool-free connections between hoses and piping systems. Constructed from aluminum, this coupler offers a lightweight, corrosion-resistant option suited for water, fuel, chemical, and agricultural fluid handling. The Economy Series designation makes it a practical choice for general-duty service where a dependable cam and groove connection is required without the cost of stainless or brass. Plumbers, irrigation technicians, and industrial maintenance crews are the typical installers.

This coupler fits general industrial, agricultural, and commercial fluid transfer setups where 2-inch cam and groove connections are standard. It is commonly used with tank trucks, portable pumps, chemical totes, and irrigation manifolds. The hose shank end accepts standard 2-inch hose barb or clamp-style connections. The female coupler end mates with any MIL-C-27487 or ANSI/ASME B1.20.1 compatible Type C male adapter of the same size. No specific model compatibility data was provided beyond the connection configuration listed above.

Key Features

• Type C cam and groove configuration: 2-inch female coupler x 2-inch hose shank
• Aluminum construction for lightweight, corrosion-resistant service
• Economy Series design suits general-duty fluid transfer applications
• Quick-connect and disconnect without tools
• Compact profile: 5.4 inches length, 3.85 inches width, 3.15 inches height
• Low minimum order quantity supports single-unit replacement and service needs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit option for 2-inch Type C cam and groove applications using a female coupler to hose shank configuration in aluminum cam and groove systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plumbers, irrigation technicians, or industrial maintenance personnel. Before connecting or disconnecting, relieve all system pressure and close any upstream valves. Ensure the hose shank end is secured with appropriately sized hose clamps rated for the operating pressure of the system. Inspect cam arms and gasket seating surfaces for wear or debris before making the connection to prevent leaks during service.