Newage Industries 5610752 Cam Groove Coupling Part C

Product Description

The NEWAGE INDUSTRIES 5610752 is a Part C cam and groove coupling designed for quick-connect fluid transfer applications. Constructed from polypropylene, this female coupler with hose shank configuration handles working pressures up to 125 psi. Cam and groove fittings are a standard in industrial hose systems, allowing fast tool-free connection and disconnection. Plumbers, industrial maintenance technicians, and irrigation professionals install these couplings where frequent hose changes or temporary fluid routing is required. The polypropylene body resists common chemicals and moisture, making it suitable for water, light chemicals, and agricultural fluid handling.

This coupling is suited for use in residential and light commercial plumbing, agricultural irrigation, industrial fluid transfer, and tank-to-hose connections. The Part C designation refers to the female coupler with a hose shank end, which accepts standard cam and groove male adapters on one side and secures to a hose barb or clamp fitting on the other. It is well suited for applications where repeated connection and disconnection is part of routine operation.

Key Features

• Part C cam and groove style: female coupler with hose shank end for tool-free connection
• Polypropylene construction provides resistance to corrosion, moisture, and many common chemicals
• Rated for maximum working pressure of 125 psi
• Lightweight material reduces overall hose assembly weight
• Sold as a single unit with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cam and groove Part C female coupler compatible with standard cam and groove male adapters in corresponding sizes per MIL-C-27487 and TTMA RP-85 cam and groove standards.

Installation Notes

Cam and groove couplings are typically installed by plumbers, irrigation technicians, or industrial maintenance professionals. Before servicing or replacing any coupling in a pressurized system, relieve all system pressure and shut off the fluid supply. Ensure the hose is secured to the hose shank with an appropriate clamp rated for the operating pressure and fluid type. Inspect cam arms and gasket seat for wear or damage before placing the coupling in service.