-6AN Male Weld Bung - CP2 Titanium

Also available in CP2 titanium: -8AN | -10AN | -12AN | All AN weld bungs

Same size in: 6061 aluminum | 304 stainless

CP2 TITANIUM MALE AN WELD BUNG: A WELD-IN 37° FLARE PORT FOR FUEL, OIL AND COOLANT LINES

This -6AN male weld bung is CNC machined from CP2 (Grade 3) titanium with a 37° AN flare on the threaded end. Weld it to titanium tanks, catch cans and lightweight fluid systems, and a -6AN female hose end or fitting threads straight onto it.

AN fittings seal metal to metal on the 37° flare, not on the threads, so no tape or thread sealant is needed. Keep the flare clean and undamaged and it will seal again every time the line comes off.

FEATURES

• 37° AN flare (SAE J514), 9/16-18 UNF thread
• CNC machined from CP2 (Grade 3) titanium
• Pilot step on the weld end locates the bung in the hole
• Suitable for fuel systems, including E85
• Weld to titanium only, with titanium filler and full argon shielding, including a back purge

Full specifications (thread, diameters, height) are listed in the spec table at the bottom of this page.

WHAT CONNECTS TO IT

• Female AN hose ends and swivel fittings in the same dash size
• AN flare caps, for blanking the port off

45° SAE flare fittings look similar but will not seal on a 37° AN flare. Don't mix the two.

DASH SIZE REFERENCE

The dash number is the tube or hose OD in sixteenths of an inch.

CUTTING THE HOLE

The weld end has a short pilot step that drops into the hole and locates the bung, with the shoulder sitting flat on the surface. Size the hole so the pilot fits snug and the bung sits square while you tack it.

WELDING TIPS

• Thread an AN cap or a spare female fitting on before welding. It protects the flare from spatter and helps the threads hold their shape.
• Tack it, then weld in short sections, alternating sides to keep heat even.
• Let the bung cool completely before removing the cap.
• Inspect the flare after welding and clean off any spatter before connecting a line.

SAFETY: Never weld, drill or grind on a tank that has held fuel.

Material tolerances: Diameters and heights in the spec table are nominal. Machined dimensions are subject to standard tolerances, so measure your parts before cutting holes. Nominal dimensions; material tolerances apply.

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