4 Inch Cam Lever Coupling with Female Coupler and Male NPT for Agricultural Liquid Transfer

Description

When you’re dealing with high-volume liquid transfer on the farm – whether it’s filling spray tanks, moving fertilizer, or transferring water – you need connections that lock tight and don’t waste your time. This 4-inch Banjo cam lever coupling gives you that fast, secure connection between your equipment and hose lines, with a female coupler on one end and male pipe threads on the other.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty polypropylene construction that handles farm chemicals and weather without breaking down
• Cam lever design locks quickly with just a quarter turn – no wrestling with threaded connections
• 4-inch size moves serious volume, perfect for filling tanks fast or running high-capacity pumps
• Female coupler accepts standard cam lock fittings while male NPT threads into your equipment
• Built-in gasket creates a leak-proof seal that won’t let you down when you’re under pressure

Built for Real Farm Work

This coupling is part of the proven cam lock system that’s become standard across agriculture for liquid handling. Whether you’re running nurse tanks, filling spray rigs, transferring liquid fertilizer, or moving irrigation water, the 4-inch opening gives you the flow capacity to get jobs done without waiting around. Perfect for connecting transfer pumps to storage tanks or hooking up application equipment where you need quick disconnects.

Made to Last

Banjo builds these couplings from chemical-resistant polypropylene that won’t corrode, crack, or get brittle in the sun like cheaper fittings. The cam lever mechanism is designed for thousands of connections and disconnections, and the gasket material holds up to both petroleum-based and water-based liquids you’ll be moving on the farm.

Installation Notes

Make sure your existing equipment has the matching cam lock male fitting or female pipe thread before ordering. Keep the cam lever fully engaged when under pressure – these fittings work best when properly seated and locked. A quick tip: clean the sealing surfaces before connecting to prevent dirt from causing leaks.