The cross plug-in connector is a device used to quickly connect and disconnect pipes. It does not require the use of complicated tools and can be connected and disconnected through simple plug-in and pull-out operations.
It mainly consists of two parts: male and female. The male usually has a protruding pin or plug, and the female has a matching jack or socket. In addition, it may also be equipped with sealing rings, locking devices and other parts.
When connecting: accurately insert the male pin into the female jack, and tightly combine the two by rotating, pushing or other operations. At the same time, the sealing ring is compressed to form a seal to ensure the sealing of the pipeline system.
When disconnecting: unlock the locking device (if any), and then gently pull out the male plug to separate the pipeline
