Push-in quick fitting for 8 mm tube

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Push-in quick fitting for 8 mm tube

Pneumatic connections that fit in a single movement and do not leak. On machines, whip hoses and small installations, screwing and unscrewing every joint is slow and ends up leaking. These push-in fittings for Ø 8 mm pneumatic tube work differently: the tube is pushed in to connect and released by pressing the collet. No tools, no clamps and no PTFE tape on the tube side.

The range covers almost any installation: straight fittings with 1/8" or 1/4" BSPT tapered male thread, a 1/4" male elbow in technopolymer, intermediate elbow, T and Y connectors between tubes, and long-body fittings with O-ring in 1/8" or 1/4". Ideal for automation, machinery and low-flow air networks.

Advantages

  • Instant fitting: push the tube in to connect, press the collet to release.
  • Eight formats: straight, elbow, T, Y and long body.
  • BSPT tapered thread: on the straight male fittings, for reliable sealing.
  • Time saving: tube changes and repairs in seconds.

What it is for

  • Ø 8 mm pneumatic tube whip hoses and networks.
  • Connecting cylinders, valves and automation equipment.
  • Branches and changes of direction between tubes (elbow, T and Y).

Technical specifications

  • Tube: Ø 8 mm
  • Straight male: 1/8" and 1/4" BSPT tapered
  • Male elbow: 1/4", technopolymer
  • Intermediate connectors: elbow, T and Y between 8 mm tubes
  • Long body: 1/8" and 1/4" with O-ring

Vetonek tip

Cut the tube with a tube cutter, straight and burr-free, and push it in as far as it will go: that way the fitting seals without leaks. To remove it, first push the tube inwards, then press the collet while pulling.

Frequently asked questions

How is the tube released?

Push the fitting's collet inwards and pull the tube out.

Is it suitable for 6 or 10 mm tube?

No, these fittings are for tube with an 8 mm external diameter.

Do I need to use PTFE tape?

Not on the tube side. On the male thread, if it does not have pre-applied sealant, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant.

What are the long-body fittings for?

For connecting to cylinders and equipment where the thread is more recessed; they have an O-ring for sealing.

What is the difference between T and Y?

Both split one tube into two, but the T takes the outlets off at a right angle and the Y at an open angle.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the tube released?

Push the fitting's collet inwards and pull the tube out.

Is it suitable for 6 or 10 mm tube?

No, these fittings are for tube with an 8 mm external diameter.

Do I need to use PTFE tape?

Not on the tube side. On the male thread, if it does not have pre-applied sealant, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant.

What are the long-body fittings for?

For connecting to cylinders and equipment where the thread is more recessed; they have an O-ring for sealing.

What is the difference between T and Y?

Both split one tube into two, but the T takes the outlets off at a right angle and the Y at an open angle.