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Numatics | Aventics NP Brass Push-in fitting 3/8 in Tube 1/4 in MNPT | INB103-308-021


Mfr. Part #: INB103-308-021

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  • Numatics INB103-308-021 brass push-in male connector for 3/8" OD tube to 1/4" NPT, durable and ideal for pneumatic automation systems.

  • Key Features:
    • Numatics/Aventics brass push-in male connector
    • Connects 3/8" OD tube to 1/4" NPT (male) threaded port
    • Equipped with brass release ring and Buna-N O-ring seal
    • Straight inline connector; compact and robust design
    • Quick-connect push-in fitting enabling simple, tool-free connections

    Common Applications:
    • Pneumatic tubing connections in industrial automation
    • OEM machinery and control panel installations
    • Rapid pneumatic prototyping and modular system builds
    • Reliable tube-to-threaded port interfacing in pneumatic networks

  • Specification Details
    Model NWB1391C-004-020
    Type Brass Meter-Out Flow Control Fitting
    Configuration Right-angle
    Tube Port 4 mm push-in
    Thread 1/8″ NPT
    Material Brass
    Adjustment Screw-adjustable (meter-out style)
    Typical Use Precise pneumatic flow control for cylinder speed regulation
    Applications Industrial automation, OEM pneumatic systems, control panels
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