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Crane 2.1/2" X 1.1/4" BSPT Male/Female Hex Bush Galvanised C140-212-114
HydraulicsPart number: C140-212-114
Crane C140-212-114 is a galvanised malleable iron Fig. 140 reducing hexagon bush with a nominal 2 1/2 inch male BSPT thread and a nominal 1 1/4 inch female BSPT thread. Verify the mating threads and operating conditions before selection.
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Technical specifications
| Manufacturer | Crane |
|---|---|
| Part number | C140-212-114 |
| Category | Hydraulics |
| Published designation | Crane 2.1/2" X 1.1/4" BSPT Male/Female Hex Bush Galvanised C140-212-114 |
| Reference status | Published part reference; specification and fitment require confirmation |
| Availability | On request |
| Male thread | 2 1/2 in BSPT |
| Female thread | 1 1/4 in BSPT |
| Fitting type | Reducing hexagon bush, Fig. 140 |
| Material | Malleable iron |
| Finish | Galvanised |
| Maximum working pressure | 25 bar; verify pressure rating at operating temperature |
Catalogue information may contain errors or be out of date. Full specifications and verified details are available on request. Confirm the part number and equipment fitment with us before ordering.
Product questions
What are the thread sizes and genders on C140-212-114?
The reducing bush has a nominal 2 1/2 inch male BSPT thread and a nominal 1 1/4 inch female BSPT thread. Check the mating connections and thread standard before ordering; equipment fitment cannot be confirmed from the part number alone.
What material and finish does this hex bush have?
C140-212-114 is a galvanised malleable iron reducing hexagon bush, listed as Crane Fig. 140.
What pressure and temperature limits apply to this bush?
The exact-part listing states a maximum working pressure of 25 bar and a temperature range of -20 to +120 °C. However, Crane says hot-dip galvanised fittings should not be used below -10 °C. Confirm the permitted pressure at the actual operating temperature and resolve the conflicting lower limit before use.
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