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Poly Cam Lock Coupler for Agricultural Fluid Transfer Systems

Original price was: $29.64.Current price is: $20.96.

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When you’re moving water, chemicals, or liquid fertilizer around the farm, you need connections that seal tight the first time and won’t fail when you’re in a hurry. This 3-inch Banjo E-series cam lock coupler gives you that reliable connection between your male adapter and hose. No wrestling with threaded fittings or worrying about cross-threading when you’re trying to get the sprayer loaded or fill a tank.

What You’re Getting

  • Quick-connect design that saves time when connecting hoses and equipment
  • Secure cam lock mechanism that stays put once you’ve locked it down
  • 150 PSI rating that handles most agricultural pumping and transfer applications
  • Polypropylene construction that resists chemicals and won’t corrode like metal fittings
  • Standard cam lock design that works with other E-series couplers you might already have

Built for Real Farm Work

This coupler is sized for serious fluid transfer work—the kind where you’re moving hundreds of gallons at a time. Whether you’re filling spray tanks, transferring liquid fertilizer, or moving water for livestock, the 3-inch size keeps flow rates high so you’re not standing around waiting. The cam lock system is the same reliable design that’s been used in agriculture and industry for decades.

Made to Last

Farm chemicals and fertilizers are tough on equipment, but this polypropylene construction holds up to most agricultural chemicals without cracking or becoming brittle. The material won’t rust or corrode like steel fittings, and it’s lightweight enough that it won’t strain your hoses or connections when you’re moving equipment around.

Installation Notes

This is a male adapter to hose shank coupler, so one end connects to your equipment’s male adapter fitting while the other slips inside your 3-inch hose and gets clamped down. Make sure you’ve got good hose clamps on the shank end—the last thing you want is a hose blowing off under pressure when you’re halfway through filling a tank.