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PART CROSS REFERENCE · POWER & COMPRESSION CONNECTORS

KN-4

Penn Union ↗

Penn Union KN-4 has 3 recorded cross-reference matches across 3 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

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3alternate manufacturers
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KN-4 equivalent products & cross references

Two-way recorded relationships. Each source may carry conditions or differences.

BLACKBURN

WR779

Technical notes
Technical notes

Blackburn WR779 versus Penn Union KN-4:

Type WR – Wide range “N” die tap connectors for hydraulic tools, 10-ton and greater. Confirm conductor material and size, hole count and spacing, barrel dimensions, compatible tooling/dies and applicable ratings before substitution.

Source: User provided
BURNDY

YHN600

Technical notes
Technical notes

Penn Union KN-4 versus Burndy YHN600:

Type WR – Wide range “N” die tap connectors for hydraulic tools, 10-ton and greater. Confirm conductor material and size, hole count and spacing, barrel dimensions, compatible tooling/dies and applicable ratings before substitution.

Source: User provided
KEARNEY

483

Technical notes
Technical notes

Penn Union KN-4 versus Kearney 483:

Type WR – Wide range “N” die tap connectors for hydraulic tools, 10-ton and greater. Confirm conductor material and size, hole count and spacing, barrel dimensions, compatible tooling/dies and applicable ratings before substitution.

Source: User provided
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Penn Union KN-4 specifications & datasheets

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