History of the Storz Coupling
The Storz coupling was invented in 1882 by Carl August Guido Storz to provide a simple, symmetrical, quick-connecting alternative to traditional threaded hose couplings. Patented in Switzerland in 1890, its “sexless” design—where any two couplings of the same size can be connected—made it highly efficient for firefighting, irrigation, and industrial applications
Design advantages
Sizes generally in stock:
W204503 Storz D 25 (KA31) x ¾” BSP male L/A
W204505 Storz D 25 (KA31) x 1″ BSP male L/A
W204507 Storz D 25 (KA31) x 1½” BSP male L/A
W204509 Storz D 25 (KA31) x 2″ BSP male L/A
W204511 Storz C 52 (KA66) x 1” BSP male L/A
W204513 Storz C 52 (KA66) x 1 ½” BSP male L/A
W204515 Storz C 52 (KA66) x 2” BSP male L/A
W204517 Storz C 52 (KA66) x 2 ½” BSP male L/A
W204521 Storz 65 (KA81) x 1½” BSP male L/A
W204523 Storz 65 (KA81) x 2″ BSP male L/A
W204525 Storz 65 (KA81) x 2½” BSP male L/A
W204531 Storz B 75 (KA89) x 2″ BSP male L/A
W204533 Storz B 75 (KA89) x 2½” BSP male L/A
W204535 Storz B 75 (KA89) x 3″ BSP male (fixed) L/A
W204545 Storz 100 (KA115) x 4″ BSP male L/A
W204555 Storz A 110 (KA133) x 4″ BSP male L/A
W204565 Storz 125 (KA148) x 5″ BSP male L/A
W204574 Storz 150 (KA160) x 5″ BSP male fixed L/A
W204575 Storz 150 (KA160) x 6″ BSP male fixed L/A
Some can be supplied as fixed or swivel – please specify on your enquiry
And other sizes can be supplied – please enquire
See the documents section for help with sizes and measurements.
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W2045_W2046 Adaptors Storz x Screw | application/pdf | 368 KB |
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Storz-size-guide | application/pdf | 219 KB |