Male stud connectors

A further option for the connection of hydraulic components are copper pipes.

P/N	Description
P/N	058695	Cu pipe 6×1

The connection of copper pipes to the hydraulic component is done with male stud couplings.

P/N	Descr.	Form	Connecting thread 1	Connecting thread 2	Remarks
P/N	058630	Form	Connecting thread 1	Connecting thread 2	Remarks	C1	straight	NPT 1/8′′	M10x1	with spigot nut and cutting ring
058640	C2	90°	NPT 1/8′′	M10x1	with spigot nut and cutting ring
058670	C3	straight	M10x1 taper thread	M10x1	with spigot nut and cutting ring
058680	C4	90°	M10x1 taper thread	M10x1	with spigot nut and cutting ring
058651	C5	straight	M10x1	M10x1	with copper gaskets, for connection of Master cylinder model 7 with reservoir

To interconnect copper pipes or copper pipes with hydraulic hoses: straight couplings or T-couplings are the correct type of connector.

P/N	Description	Connecting thread 1	Connecting thread 2	Connecting thread 3	Remarks
P/N	058620	Connecting thread 1	Connecting thread 2	Connecting thread 3	Remarks	Straight coupling	M10x1	M10x1	with spigot nut and cutting ring
058610	T-coupling	M10x1	M10x1	M10x1	with spigot nut and cutting ring

Assembly notes for male stud couplings
(p/n 058630, 058640, 058670, 058680)

Cut off pipe at right angle (do not use pipe cutter)
Debur pipe on the inside and outside (caution: do not bevel)
Lightly lubricate thread and cone of male stud coupling
Lubricate cutting ring and spigot nut (on inside)
Push spigot nut and cutting ring over pipe end
Tighten spigot nut by hand
Push pipe against stop of inner cone
A mark on the spigot nut helps to check on the correct number of turns
Turn spigot nut approx. 11⁄2 turns (pipe must remain stationary).
The tightening force increases with pressure against the stop face

Check:

Release spigot nut and check weather visible bead fills space in front of the cutting ring face.
If not, tighten spigot nut more.
Cutting ring may turn, but may not be able to move in axial direction.