• CPP® 4 inch BSPP lugged female coupling with 4 inch 101.5 mm hose tail in natural polypropylene
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4″ BSPP Lugged Female × 4″ (101.5 mm) Hose Tail – Natural Polypropylene – CPP®

4″ BSPP Lugged Female × 4″ (101.5 mm) Hose Tail – Natural Polypropylene – CPP®

LFB40S025

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CPP® 4″ BSPP lugged female coupling with a 4″ (101.5 mm) hose tail, moulded in straight natural polypropylene for compatible lugged coupling systems.

The threaded lugged connection is 4″ BSPP (parallel), manufactured to ISO 228-1.

Specification

  • Lugged connection: 4″ BSPP female
  • Outlet: 4″ (101.5 mm) hose tail
  • Thread type: BSPP (parallel)
  • Thread standard: ISO 228-1
  • Body material: Straight natural polypropylene
  • Sealing gasket: PP elastomer
  • Part number: LFB40S025

Pressure rating — water service

Temperature Pressure rating
20°C 3.5 bar (approximately 51 psi)

This rating applies to the CPP® straight natural polypropylene Lugged coupling range and is based on water service. The complete assembly is limited by its lowest-rated component. Verify suitability for the intended liquid, temperature and operating conditions before use.

Before use, confirm the lugged coupling size and thread form match the mating connection.

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