Seek help regarding the explanation of hose connector models and their standards

2009-04-12View Original

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What does the hose connector model HC20-1 mean? Is there a standard available, and what is its standard number?

Reply #22009-04-12

No! Everyone must use the same model!

Reply #32009-04-12

Take a look at this; you can check it out yourself at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=290660

Reply #42009-04-13

HC: hose connection; 20: pipe diameter; 1: category code. 1. Steam; 2. Compressed air; 3. Water

Reply #52009-04-14

Is there no standard number or drawing information?

Reply #62009-04-14

I've uploaded some materials for your reference: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum-339-1.html

Reply #72009-04-19

Where are the materials uploaded upstairs? Is it of the HC type? I searched for the materials you uploaded, and there’s no HC type at all.

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