Stainless steel (AISI 304) 3/3 hose coupling DIN 11851

stainless steel 3/3 hose coupling DIN 11851 – DIN 11851 dairy coupling

The stainless steel 3/3 hose coupling DIN 11851 is a high-quality complete screw connection for hygienic applications in wineries, dairies, the beverage industry and food production. It enables a safe and reliable connection between hose lines and pipe systems.

Manufactured from robust stainless steel, convinces the hose coupling with its high corrosion resistance, long-lasting processing and easy cleaning. The standardized DIN 11851 dairy coupling ensures a secure connection in hygienic sensitive areas.

The 3/3 version consists of a complete screw connection with female part and male part and is ideal for professional hose and conveying technology in viticulture and food processing.

The screw connection is available in numerous DN sizes (DIN 11851) and various hose barbs combinations and can be flexibly adapted to different hose diameters.

Product characteristics

• 3/3 pants coupling made of high-quality stainless steel
• DIN 11851 dairy coupling
• Complete screw connection with female part and male part
• Hygienic and safe hose connection
• Corrosion resistant and durable

Available thread sizes

• DN 10 (DIN 11851)
• DN 15 (DIN 11851)
• DN 20 (DIN 11851)
• DN 25 (DIN 11851)
• DN 32 (DIN 11851)
• DN 40 (DIN 11851)
• DN 50 (DIN 11851)
• DN 65 (DIN 11851)
• DN 80 (DIN 11851)
• DN 100 (DIN 11851)
• DN 125 (DIN 11851)

Variants

• Available in various pants barbs combinations
• Suitable for different pants diameters

Application areas

• Winery fittings
• DIN 11851 dairy coupling and pipeline systems
• Wine and must transfer
• Food and beverage production
• Pumping and bottling technology

The stainless steel 3/3 hose coupling DIN 11851 according to DIN 11851 offers a professional and hygienic connection solution for demanding applications in cellar and food technology.

Note: In German trade usage these sizes are often called “NW”. Internationally they correspond to DN sizes of DIN 11851 dairy couplings.