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Storz adapters, also known as Storz connectors or Storz quick couplings, are a highly efficient connection system widely used in fire protection, industrial, and agricultural applications. Their core feature is a unique lug design (typically two to three lugs), making the connection process exceptionally quick and easy. Unlike traditional threaded connectors, Storz connectors simply require aligning the two connectors, pushing them in, and then gently rotating to lock them in place, achieving a seamless, leak-proof connection.
The primary function of Storz adapters is to act as adapters, connecting or converting different standards and types of connectors. They solve the connection problems between previously incompatible interfaces and are a key component for achieving equipment compatibility.
Storz adapters work based on their "click-and-hold" mechanism:
Alignment: Align the lugs and grooves of the two connectors to be connected (e.g., a Storz male and a Storz female, or a Storz adapter with a standard Storz connector).
Push in: Push the sealing surfaces of both connectors fully together. A sealing gasket is typically provided inside the connector to ensure a tight seal.
Rotate: Rotate either connector (or use a special wrench) approximately 120 degrees (one-third of a turn) clockwise until the lugs are fully engaged and locked in place.
This quick locking mechanism makes it ideal for high-pressure hoses and fluid delivery systems.
The core value of using Storz adapters lies in their conversion function, enabling compatibility between different systems:
When you need to connect a fire hose connector with a standard Storz fitting to a pump or hydrant with a threaded outlet, you need a Storz-to-thread adapter:
Select the correct adapter: Ensure one end of the adapter is the correct Storz size (e.g., DN50/2") and the other end has a matching thread specification (e.g., 2" BSP internal thread).
Connecting the Threaded End: Wrap the threaded end of the adapter with sealing tape (such as PTFE tape) and screw it into the threaded port of the target equipment (pump or hydrant).
Connecting the Storz End: Push your Storz fire hose connector into the Storz port of the adapter and then rotate to lock it.
If your equipment and hose have different Storz fitting sizes, you will need a reducing/enlarger Storz adapter:
Connecting the Larger Size End: Connect the larger size Storz end of the adapter to the corresponding larger fitting and lock it.
Connecting the Smaller Size End: Push the smaller size Storz fitting of the hose into the smaller size port of the adapter and then rotate to lock it.
Some industrial applications may require connecting Storz connectors to different standard fittings, such as Camlocks or flanges. In this case, you will need a Storz-to-Camlock adapter or a Storz-to-Flange adapter. The operating procedure is similar to threaded connections, bridging the two systems via an adapter.
By correctly selecting and using Storz adapters, you can efficiently and safely connect a variety of fluid transfer equipment, delivering outstanding performance for both fire emergencies and everyday industrial operations.
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Multi-functional Fire Hose Distributor
Locking Four-Way Fire Hose Distributor
Locking Three-Way Fire Hose Distributor
Locking Two-Way Fire Hose Distributor
Straight Stream Nozzle
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Storz Adapter Couplings - Multi-Tooth
Machino Adapter Couplings – Flanged
Storz Adapter Couplings – Flanged