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- Beswick Engineering Co, Inc.
Hydraulic fitting MPAT-6.-303pneumaticthreadedbarbed
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Characteristics
- Applications
- hydraulic, pneumatic
- Attachment
- threaded, barbed
- Configuration
- T
- Material
- stainless steel
- Gender
- male
- Other characteristics
- NPT, corrosion-resistant, external thread, miniature
- Diameter
1.6 mm, 3.2 mm
(0.063 in, 0.126 in)- Operating pressure
Max.: 100 psi
Min.: 0 psi
Description
Miniature, fixed position tee fitting, with 1/16″ NPT external thread and two built-in barbs.
Max Pressure Rating: 100 psig, when used with appropriately sized polyurethane tubing. With a clamp installed, the limiting factor generally becomes the burst pressure of the tubing.
Features
303 Stainless Steel construction.
Beswick’s proprietary single edged “line contact” barb allows tubing to be pushed onto the fitting easily by hand, while still providing exceptional holding power. It also insures a leak tight connection at the tubing interface.
Note: Suggested tube ID is for polyurethane or vinyl tubing. Consult factory if you plan to use a different tubing material.
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