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Male Straight Push-in Fittings
Pneumatic fittings, also called compressed air connectors, are an important component in pneumatic connection technology. And there is a matching fitting for every pneumatic tube. At AIRWORK you will find fittings ranging from purely plastic fittings to stainless steel fittings for maximum corrosion resistance and chemical resistance. Discover which compressed air connectors are most suitable for your applications.
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Pneumatic push-in fittings are the standard on the market for pneumatic fittings and are very widely used. They are characterised by the easy release function for the tube, i.e. by pressing a releasing ring. These compressed air connectors are used with the standard O.D. tubing that is commonly available on the market.
Tube external diameters: 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16 mm
Fittings threads: ISO-965 Metric parallel (M5, M7, M10x1, M12x1,25),
ISO-7 BSPT (R1/8, R1/4, R3/8, R1/2),
ISO-228 BSPP (G1/8, G1/4, G3/8, G1/2).
Product feature
• The compact appearance space saving.
• The threaded portion is covered with sealant and the M5 thread is attached with a sealinggasket to prevent air leakage over the connection thread portion.
• Grey and black are optional for the release button.
Specification
Diameter |
Ø 4 mm |
Ø 6 mm |
Ø 8 mm |
Ø 10 mm |
Ø 12 mm |
Ø 14 mm |
Ø 16 mm |
Maximum working pressure |
10bar |
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Minimum working pressure |
0.9 bar |
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Temperature [°C] |
-20 ÷ +80 (see characteristics of tubes used) |
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Threads |
Cylindrical gas ISO-228 BSPP Conical gas ISO-7 BSPT (with pre-applied PTFE sealant) ISO-965 Metric parallel |
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Connecting tube |
Polyurethane (PU), Polyethylene (PE), Polyamide (PA), Fluoropolymer (PTFE), Polyester (HY3L), rigid metal pipe with smooth grooved metal end |
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Fluid |
Compressed air (for other fluids consult our technicians) |
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Materials |
Body = Technopolymer (PA66), Nickel-plated brass |
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Installation and removal oftubing
1.Installalion oftubing
Grasp the tubing and slowly push itinto the fitting until it comes to a stop.The tubing will be locked b
2.Removaloftubing
Push the release button to open the spring gasket so that the tubing can be released
Note: When remove the tubing. mgke sure the pressure in the tubing is Zero
Connection thread tightening method
Use an inner or outerhexagon wrench to tighten the fitting as showin the picture below.
Note:Please refer tothe tables below for the tightening torque and the depth of the thre8d screw-in.
