Key Features
- High-strength carbon steel construction for long service life
- Figure 100 hammer union profile with 3000 PSI working pressure
- Tool-free operation with hammer nut for rapid make-up and break
- Replaceable elastomeric seal ensures reliable, leak-proof performance
- Suitable for water, oil, air, and chemical transfer in marine environments
- Backed by strict quality inspection for dimensional accuracy and pressure integrity
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Hammer Union – Figure 100 |
| Size Range | 1/2" to 2" |
| Working Pressure | 3000 PSI (207 bar) |
| Body Material | High-Strength Carbon Steel |
| Nut Type | Hammer Nut (Tool-Free) |
| Seal Type | Replaceable Elastomeric Seal |
| Operating Temperature | -50°C to +200°C |
| Connection Profile | FIG100 Standard |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a FIG100 hammer union?
A FIG100 hammer union is a type of high-pressure pipe fitting that uses a hammering nut to lock two pipe ends together. It is commonly used in oilfield, marine and industrial applications where frequent connection and disconnection of hoses is required.
What pressure rating does the FIG100 have?
The FIG100 is rated for a working pressure of 3000 PSI in standard carbon steel versions. Always verify the pressure rating on the product marking and ensure it matches your system pressure.
How do I install a hammer union?
To install, insert the male end into the female sub, thread the hammer nut onto the connection, and strike the ears of the nut with a hammer alternately on opposite sides until the nut cannot rotate further. No wrenches are needed.
Can it be used in saltwater/marine environments?
Yes, when made from suitable materials, the FIG100 hammer union is suitable for seawater and marine environments. Corrosion-resistant coatings and appropriate seal material should be selected for the specific application.
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