The ENERPAC High-Flow Coupler is designed for high force hydraulics applications delivering up to 2500.00 cu in Max Flow Capacity.
As a standard component on most Enerpac cylinders it is highly recommended for use on all Enerpac pumps and cylinders where space and porting allow. This male half coupler includes a versatile "2-in-1" dust cap suitable for both male and female coupler halves.
Manufactured for maximum operating pressures up to 10 000 PSI it ensures reliable performance under demanding conditions. This hydraulic coupler should only be pressurized when fully connected and never coupled or uncoupled under pressure adhering to best safety practices.
Supplier Part Number: CH604
Specifications
Accessories
Dust Cap: CD-411
Brand
Enerpac
Brand
Enerpac
Pack Size
1.00
UOM
EA
Includes
Male Half
Length
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Maximum Flow Capacity
2500
Alternate Part Numbers
Alternate Part Number20012450, Alternate Part Number C1CN37, Alternate Part Number CH604, Alternate Part Number MI-00983481, Alternate Part Number MINO-00284X21625
Supplier Part Number
CH604
Product Weight
0.29 lbs
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Male Half
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Product Questions & Answers (3)
Question by: Donna M on Feb 3, 2026, 3:17 PM
Reckon this coupler will fit my Enerpac cylinder okay? Just wanna make sure before I order.
Answer by: Customer Support on Feb 5, 2026, 12:14 PM
Recommended for use on all Enerpac pumps and cylinders where space and porting permits, this high-flow coupler is standard equipment on most Enerpac cylinders.
Question by: Brett R on Jan 24, 2026, 8:56 PM
got a male high-flow coupler on an Enerpac cylinder already. is this CH-604 basically that same standard piece?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 26, 2026, 6:29 AM
On a lot of Enerpac cylinders, the high-flow coupler is standard equipment, and CH604 is the male half version of that high-flow coupler.
Question by: Jean T on Dec 29, 2025, 4:16 PM
coupler blew off my setup last week and I'm pretty sure it wasn't fully seated before we pressurized it. this the kind that can't be coupled under pressure either, right?
Answer by: Customer Support on Dec 31, 2025, 6:48 AM
Correct on both counts. Pressurizing before the connection is fully made is how most coupler failures happen, and this one is no exception. It should only see pressure once it's completely connected, and you should always bleed the line before breaking the connection. That's not a limitation unique to this coupler, it's just the right way to run any high-pressure hydraulic fitting, but it does matter at 10,000 PSI.