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Brass, Male Straight Connector, Non-Air Brake Push-to-Connect, 1/8 in. x 1/16 in.

Name: Brass, Male Straight Connector, Non-Air Brake Push-to-Connect, 1/8 in. x 1/16 in.
Brand: APPROVED SUPPLIER
SKU: 0912150
Availability: InStock

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#91215Pkg Qty: 5

In Stock

Shipping to 43085

Catalog: G12

Technical Specifications

Brand

APPROVED SUPPLIER

Hex Size

3/8 in.

Brass DOT Push-to-Connect Fittings Type

Connectors

Material

Brass

Connection Type

Male

Meets Standards

D.O.T. FMVSS 571.106 and SAE J1131

DOT Approved

Mfr. Part Number

91215

Fitting Connection (A) Style

Push to Connect

Package Quantity

Fitting Connection (A) Tube Size

1/8 in.

Pipe Thread

1/16 in.

Fitting Connection (B) Gender

Male

Plating

None

Fitting Connection (B) Pipe Size

1/16 in.

Pressure Connection Cross

N/A

Fitting Connection (B) Style

NPTF Pipe

Shape

Connector

Fitting Connection (B) Thread Size

1/16-27

Shipping Weight

.1 lb.

Fitting Material

Brass

System of Measurement

Fractional

Fitting Style

Male connector

Tube Outside Diameter

1/8 in.

Fitting Type

Push-To-Connect

Vibration Resistance

Moderate

Gasket Material

Ethylene Propylene

Weatherhead Cross

N/A

Grade

CA360

Working Pressure

150 psi

Product Description

Typical Applications:
Non-Air brakes, instrumentation, air controls, air bags, and air seats.
Exceeds DOT pressure requirements for air brake systems.
For use with SAE J844 type A or B air brake tubing.
Does not meet SAE or DOT specificatin for air brake applications.
It is recommended to applied thread sealant to all pipe threads.
Pipe threads are the most common fitting style used in the United States and Canada.

Assembly	Disassembly

Insert tube end into fitting, sliding I.D. of the tube over insert (friction is felt as tube slides past O-Ring). Continue to push tube in until it bottoms out.	Use thumb and forefinger to disconnect tube. Hold down the top of the insert against the fitting body and pull out the tubing with the other hand. No tools needed.