M&M Rogness Equipment Co.
M & M Rogness Equipment Co.
1941 W. County Road C-2
Roseville, MN 55113
Phone: 651-633-0550
Fax: 651-633-6797
Email: sales@mmrogness.com
Website: www.mmrogness.com
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Series ST straight through couplings are designed for use where minimum pressure drop is required and valving is not needed. They are well suited for use on pressure wash, steam and carpet cleaning equipment, and many fluid transfer systems. Body sizes range from 1/8" to 2½".

Features:

  • Ball lock
  • Manual operation
  • Smooth bore permits free flow of liquid or gas
  • Male and female NPTF, BSPP and hose stem connections
    • Unit of Measure

    Specifications

    Body Size1 N/A 1/4 in

    Temperature Range

    		 N/A -40 to 250 ºF-40 to 121 ºC

    Interchangeability

    		 N/A Other Manufacturers’ ST Style Couplings
    Rated Pressure
    w/ Brass Socket & Plug2         		N/A 5,200 psi359 bar

    Rated Pressure
    w/ Brass Socket & Steel Plug

    		 N/A 5,500 psi379 bar

    Rated Pressure
    w/ Stainless Steel Socket & Plug

    		 N/A 7,500 psi517 bar

    Materials

    		 N/A
  • Brass or 303 stainless steel socket
  • Stainless steel spring, balls and retaining ring
  • Brass, zinc plated steel and 303 stainless steel plug
  • High impulse heat treated 416 stainless steel plugs available in 1/4" and 3/8" body sizes
  • Buna-N (Nitrile) seal; PTFE (1-ST through 8-ST), Neoprene, Fluorocarbon (FKM) and EPDM available

    • Applications & Markets

    		 N/A
  • General Industry
  • Marine
  • Food & Beverage
  • Fluid Transfer
  • Military
  • Breathing EquipmeLOC
  • Chemical
  • Carpet Cleaning .
  • Pressure Wash
  • Steam Cleaning
  • Cooling Systems
  • Injection Molding
  • Medical
    • 1 Nominal
    • 2 Pressure ratings are for sockets and plugs with threaded end connections. Pressure ratings of couplings with hose stems may be signifi cantly lower, and will depend on the type of hose and the method of clamping. Refer to hose manufacturer’s end connection pressure ratings. The best way to determine suitability for an application is to run pressure testing under controlled conditions.