What types of pneumatic fittings are available?

Common types include push-to-connect, barbed, compression, and threaded fittings—each suited for different tubing and application requirements.

How do I choose the right size pneumatic fitting?

Selection depends on the tubing’s outer diameter (OD), the thread type (e.g., NPT, BSPT), and the pressure rating of the system. Using a fitting size chart helps ensure proper fit and performance.

Can pneumatic fittings be reused?

Some fittings, like threaded metal ones, can be reused if undamaged, but push-to-connect fittings may wear or lose grip strength over time and should be replaced to maintain a secure seal.

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Pisco | Koganei | 3/8" NPT x 1/2" Tube Flow Control, Meter-in | JSS1/2-N3BU

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Mfr. Part #: JSS1/2-N3BU

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Introducing the Standard Speed Control Valve for driving devices, designed to provide precise control and regulation of airflow in pneumatic systems. This valve is essential for applications where maintaining optimal air flow and pressure is critical for performance.

Perfect for driving devices, this Standard Speed Control Valve ensures consistent airflow regulation, helping to improve the efficiency and performance of pneumatic systems across various applications. Enhance your system's reliability with this top-quality valve.
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: Common types include push-to-connect, barbed, compression, and threaded fittings—each suited for different tubing and application requirements.
: Selection depends on the tubing’s outer diameter (OD), the thread type (e.g., NPT, BSPT), and the pressure rating of the system. Using a fitting size chart helps ensure proper fit and performance.
: Some fittings, like threaded metal ones, can be reused if undamaged, but push-to-connect fittings may wear or lose grip strength over time and should be replaced to maintain a secure seal.