Dixon
HUC207400 - Hammer Union Cap
- SKU:
- HUC207400
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 15.09 LBS
Description
Engineered to connect.
Built to perform.
HUC207400 — Hammer Union Cap HUC207400 closes a hammer union connection on a manifold or hose assembly, helping contain hydraulic fracturing fluids or cover the connection when equipment is handled. Dixon specifies forged steel construction and larger lugs for installation and disassembly; confirm the exact matching union.
Choose the cap for the matching union
Select this cap by the actual hammer union connection, not just nominal size or appearance. Establish whether it will serve as a dust cover or in pressurized service, then confirm the documented application limits.
Selection & Installation
Connection and intended role: Dixon lists use on manifolds and hose assemblies, either in pressurized service or as a dust cap. Match the exact union connection and verify which role applies to the installation.
Construction and operating limits: Dixon specifies forged steel stated to meet AISI standards, with larger lugs for handling the connection. Confirm the exact pressure and temperature limits before selecting the cap for pressurized service.
WARNINGThis product contains lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Product documents
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can this cap be used only as a dust cover?
Dixon lists both dust-cover and pressurized-service applications. Confirm the exact matching union and documented limits before selecting it for pressure containment rather than general connection protection.
Where does Dixon describe its use?
The listed applications identify hammer union connections on manifolds and hose assemblies handling hydraulic fracturing fluids. Verify the exact connection and operating requirements for the intended equipment.
What construction is documented?
Dixon identifies forged steel meeting AISI standards and larger lugs for installation and disassembly. Those features do not replace checking the exact cap and union’s documented service limits.
