VR4030CS-AL45 - Dixon Vapor Recovery Coupler x 45° Hose Shank

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Attributes

Part NumberVR4030CS-AL45

Description

## Construction - Cast aluminum body - Stainless steel pins and finger rings - Nitrile Rubber gasket - Probe ## Features - Floating bridge" poppet design allows optimal flow - Machined hose shank ensures easier insertion into hose and better sealing - Durable, easy to couple stainless cam arms - Big wings ensure contact with air interlock button on tanker, helping prevent drive-offs - Poppet seal can be changed without removing the coupler from the hose - Can be secured to hose with traditional band clamps or built in crimp collar ## Includes Floating Bridge Poppet and Probe ## Safety Notes - Not intended for liquid service, for vapor recovery only. - The Dixon replacement handle assemblies will not work on these fittings. ## Prop 65 Warning **WARNING**: This product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Specifications

Weight12.8 lb
Break Quantity1
Optional Package/Box Quantity1
MaterialAluminum
SealNitrile Rubber
Fuel CompatabilityGasoline, Diesel, up to E100 and B20 biofuels
Hose Shank Size3"
ConstructionCast aluminum body Stainless steel pins and finger rings Nitrile Rubber gasket Probe
Features
Floating bridge" poppet design allows optimal flow Machined hose shank ensures easier insertion into hose and better sealing Durable, easy to couple stainless cam arms Big wings ensure contact with air interlock button on tanker, helping prevent drive-offs Poppet seal can be changed without removing the coupler from the hose Can be secured to hose with traditional band clamps or built in crimp collar
IncludesFloating Bridge Poppet and Probe
Safety NotesNot intended for liquid service, for vapor recovery only. The Dixon replacement handle assemblies will not work on these fittings.
Prop 65 WarningWARNING : This product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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