Tompkins Product Information
Adapter Assembly Videos
A series of assembly videos to demonstrate proper installation techniques for some of our most popular products. View videos.
Adapter CAD Drawings
Models are available in 2D and 3D for over 4,000 parts in a variety of popular formats including 3D PDF, AutoCAD, CATIA, eDrawing, IGES, and Solidworks. View available CAD.
Cleanout Cover CAD Drawings
Models and schematics are available in .IGS, . DWG and PDF format for our Cleanout Covers as well as a guide to select the right cleanout cover. View documents.
Definitions: Adapters and Fittings
An overview that will assist you in making the right decisions about the hydraulic parts you need. View product definitions.
Definitions: Materials
Identifying the material is essential to optimal performance. View materials definitions.
MSDS
We have Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for our line of Aerosols. View MSDS
Product Lines
Tompkins features a wide variety of product categories and brands. For most of our lines, we have assembly instructions, thread specifications and working pressures. View product lines.
Thread Information
We have OD, size and metric charts and links to our Thread ID Kits. View thread information.
Why Wet Torque?
Due to differences in plating types and thicknesses, materials and
thread quality of components, the coefficient of friction
can vary widely on any given assembly. Lubrication not only
produces a more consistent coefficient of friction, it increases
clamping force on sealing area with less torque on the threads.
Over-tightening causes threads to yield, deform and therefore lose the
ability to maintain an adequate load or clamping force on the
seating area. Extended operation and severe conditions cause
further yielding which promotes possibility of leaks. Improper
installation is the primary cause of leaks in hydraulic
connections.
Tompkins firmly recommends the application of the wet-torque method during installation. When you choose not to wet-torque, consistency and quality are compromised for the sake of convenience.
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