Is the BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) suitable for 200 bar service and -30Â°C to +120Â°C when carbon steel galvanized or zincânickel coated?

Yes. The BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) in carbon steel with either standard galvanizing or zincânickel coating is specified for 200 bar working pressure and an operating temperature range of â30Â°C to +120Â°C, so it is suitable for those conditions. Notes: - Ensure the specific product batch meets the stated DIN 7643 dimensional and material specifications and that the corrosion coating is intact for the environment of use. - Verify compatibility with the system fluids and any applicable safety factors or certifications required by your application.

Does the BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) perform reliably in hydraulic systems using carbon steel galvanized or zincânickel coatings?

Yes. The BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) made of carbon steel with galvanised or zincânickel coating is suitable for hydraulic systems under the given conditions: working pressure up to 200 bar and operating temperature â30Â°C to +120Â°C. Both coatings provide corrosion protection compatible with typical hydraulic fluids and the specified pressure/temperature range. Ensure proper assembly (correct torque, sealing washers or Oârings as required) and verify compatibility of coating with your specific fluid and system materials to avoid galvanic corrosion or coating degradation in aggressive environments.

Can BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) be used with hydraulic fluids at 200 bar when zincânickel coated?

Yes. BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) with a zincânickel coating can be used with hydraulic fluids at 200 bar, based on the provided specification. Rationale: - Working pressure: the product lists a working pressure of 200 bar, so it is rated for hydraulic systems operating at that pressure. - Temperature range: operating temperature â30Â°C to +120Â°C covers common hydraulic fluid temperature ranges. - Material and coating: base material is carbon steel/steel with zincânickel coating. Zincânickel provides improved corrosion resistance compared with plain galvanizing and is commonly used in hydraulic components. It is generally compatible with mineral hydraulic fluids and many synthetic fluids; the coating protects the steel substrate under typical hydraulic conditions. Caveats and recommendations: - Confirm compatibility of zincânickel coating with the specific hydraulic fluid (especially phosphate esters, aggressive synthetics, or waterâglycol fluids) and additives used, as some fluids can affect coatings. - Verify application-specific factors: dynamic sealing materials (Oârings, seals) must be compatible with the fluid and temperature range; threaded sealing method and assembly torque must follow manufacturer guidance to ensure leakâtightness at 200 bar. - For critical or safetyâsensitive systems, request manufacturer confirmation or material certification and consider testing in the actual fluid and operating conditions. Conclusion: Based on the spec, BANJO screw DIN 7643 (M8, M10, 1/8" BSP) with zincânickel coating is suitable for hydraulic fluids at 200 bar, provided fluid/coating and sealing compatibility are confirmed for your specific application.

BANJO screw DIN 7643

Additional information

Banjo screw DIN 7643, size M8, M10, and 1/8″ BSP. Material: carbon steel, galvanized. Material: steel with zinc-nickel coating. Working pressure: 200 bar. Operating temperature: from -30°C to +120°C.

List of product variants

Article number	Product variant name	DN	BAR	Availability	Actions
PS-A38-08M	BANJO screw M8x1	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
PS-A38-10M	BANJO screw M10x1	-	-	In stock	Enquiry
PS-A39-A02	BANJO screw 1/8" BSP	-	-	In stock	Enquiry

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Banjo screw DIN 7643, size M8, M10, and 1/8″ BSP. Material: carbon steel, galvanized. Material: steel with zinc-nickel coating. Working pressure: 200 bar. Operating temperature: from -30°C to +120°C.