Dixon
HUC206600 - Low Profile Hammer Union Blanking Cap
- SKU:
- HUC206600
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 32.56 LBS
Description
Engineered to connect.
Built to perform.
HUC206600 — Low Profile Hammer Union Blanking Cap HUC206600 closes a matching hammer union connection on a manifold or hose assembly. The low-profile cap includes the nut/plug body, O-ring and retaining ring, with a reusable bull plug intended to support rebuilding the cap.
Small part.
Big connection.
Dixon HUC206600Low-Profile Hammer Union Cap
Match the union figure and size before choosing pressurized or dust-cover service.
Selection & Installation
Cap construction: The cap uses cast steel, an iron bull plug and nitrile O-ring O440BU. Match the union configuration and replacement seal before selection or rebuilding.
Working pressure: Figure 100: 1000 PSI; Figure 200/206: 2000 PSI. Figure 206 adds a secondary seal to the metal-to-metal design. Verify the actual mating union figure before service.
WARNINGThis product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
SAFETY NOTESWorking pressure for Figure 100 = 1000 PSI and Figure 200/206 = 2000 PSI.
Product documents
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the blanking cap?
The description includes the nut/plug body, O-ring and retaining ring. Dixon identifies a reusable bull plug for rebuilding; confirm the exact replacement parts for the cap.
Which pressure rating applies to the union figure?
Dixon lists Figure 100 at 1000 PSI and Figure 200/206 at 2000 PSI. Confirm the exact union figure and complete assembly before selecting a pressure-service closure.
Can this cap also serve as a dust cap?
Dixon lists both pressurized service and dust-cap use for matching hammer union connections. Confirm the actual union configuration and application requirements before deciding which use is suitable.
