Global / SFC Valve Component
UNREP Adapters
Aluminum and bronze split-clamp, hose-thread, flange and ROBB adapters, unions and reducers for refueling at sea hose rigs.
Description
Global / SFC Valve offers UNREP and refueling at sea adapters for the US Navy, naval shipyards and NATO allied navies. Each adapter is referenced to Navy drawing numbers and catalog pages, and the company publishes a part number cross reference chart covering 316 entries.
Range
- Flange to male or female split clamp aluminum adapters
- Female-to-male split clamp adapters
- Bronze adapters between split clamp ends and hose threads
- 90 degree aluminum elbow (2.5")
- ROBB coupling body to female split clamp adapters
- Female hose thread unions and reducers
Applications
Joining hoses, fittings and shipboard risers of different end types in refueling at sea hose rigs.
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