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The OMP2505-3 is a bulkhead half coupling. 

General Information
Part #OMP2505-3
ManufacturerCGSE

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

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*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely accurate for all aircraft. Please confirm all equipment meets the requirements of your aircraft with the owners/maintenance manuals prior to purchasing or using with your aircraft.

PRODUCT REVIEWS

5/5
by M, an Airline in Denver CO
11/17/2021 04:42:59 PM
The quote was fast. Service fast. Shipping was reasonably fast. The fittings are just as advertised. This is not the first time ordering from CGSE.
Thanks for the great service.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
What is the OMP2505-3 bulkhead half coupling used for?
Answer:

The OMP2505-3 bulkhead half coupling is designed to connect hydraulic or fuel lines through a bulkhead panel or wall. It enables a secure and leak-resistant interface between stationary and mobile components in ground support equipment (GSE) systems. This makes it ideal for high-pressure fluid transfer operations, especially in aircraft fueling and maintenance systems where reliable separation between compartments is necessary.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
How does the OMP2505-3 support leak-free connections?
Answer:

The OMP2505-3 features precision-machined threads and a compatible sealing surface to maintain a tight, leak-proof connection under pressure. It is engineered to minimize fluid leakage during connection and disconnection, making it suitable for critical fueling applications. Proper installation and torque are essential to ensure leak-free operation.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
What types of systems typically use the OMP2505-3?
Answer:

This bulkhead coupling is commonly used in aircraft fueling equipment, fluid transfer assemblies, and high-pressure GSE hose systems. It provides a secure way to pass hydraulic or fuel lines through structural bulkheads without compromising pressure containment or serviceability. You’ll often find it integrated into fueling carts, hydraulic test stands, and fluid filtration carts.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
What materials are used in the construction of the OMP2505-3?
Answer:

The OMP2505-3 bulkhead half coupling is typically constructed from high-strength aluminum or stainless steel with corrosion-resistant treatment. This ensures reliable performance in harsh airport environments exposed to hydraulic fluids, fuels, and varying temperatures. The material choice also supports weight savings in mobile GSE units.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
How durable is the OMP2505-3 bulkhead coupling?
Answer:

Designed for rugged field use, the OMP2505-3 offers long-lasting durability with minimal maintenance. Its corrosion-resistant construction and tight sealing interface allow it to withstand high fluid pressures and repeated use in demanding aviation environments. Regular inspection and proper handling further extend the product’s service life.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
Does the OMP2505-3 require special tools for installation?
Answer:

Standard wrenches and torque tools are typically all that’s required for installing the OMP2505-3 bulkhead half coupling. However, torque specifications should be followed carefully to ensure proper sealing without damaging the threads or connection surfaces. Always refer to manufacturer guidelines for detailed instructions.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
What is the pressure rating of the OMP2505-3?
Answer:

While exact ratings may vary depending on system configuration, the OMP2505-3 is generally suitable for pressures up to 300 PSI in typical GSE and fueling system applications. Refer to the OEM spec sheet or consult your system integrator to verify the pressure rating in your specific use case.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
Can the OMP2505-3 be used in high-temperature environments?
Answer:

Yes, the OMP2505-3 bulkhead coupling is built to withstand temperature extremes commonly found in aviation fueling and hydraulic systems. It retains sealing integrity even when exposed to elevated temperatures during aircraft servicing operations. However, temperature limits should still be checked against system specs.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
How can I tell if the OMP2505-3 needs replacement?
Answer:

Signs of wear include thread damage, visible corrosion, reduced sealing ability, or difficulty in maintaining pressure. If leaks or inconsistent performance occur, the coupling should be inspected and replaced as needed. Periodic inspection is recommended, especially in high-use ground handling environments.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
What type of seal or gasket is used in the OMP2505-3?
Answer:

The OMP2505-3 uses precision-machined metal-to-metal contact or optional O-ring sealing, depending on the coupling style. These seals prevent fluid leakage while allowing quick connection and disconnection during maintenance or fueling. To maintain system integrity, use only compatible replacement seals.

Asked August 21, 2025
Question:
What certifications or standards does the OMP2505-3 meet?
Answer:

The OMP2505-3 is manufactured to meet industry specifications for safety and performance in aerospace fueling and hydraulic systems. While specific certifications may depend on the application, the coupling typically complies with ATA-103 and other aviation maintenance standards for GSE components.

Asked August 21, 2025