Connect and disconnect your air tools in a second, with no spanners and no leaks. The male quick connector is the part fitted to the tool or hose so it can be plugged into the compressor's universal quick coupler. With it you can switch between a spray gun, impact wrench or blow gun in an instant, without tools and without losing air.
Available with a hose tail for 6 or 8 mm hose (push the hose all the way on and secure it with a clamp) or with a 1/4" or 3/8" male or female thread, so you can adapt it to any tool, regulator or hose in your workshop.
Advantages
Universal profile: the most widespread on workshop compressors.
Instant tool changes: just plug in and go.
Six versions: 6 or 8 mm hose tail, 1/4" and 3/8" female thread or male thread.
Airtight connection: no air loss when correctly fitted.
What it is for
Fitting air tools for the universal coupler.
Fitting the end of a 6 or 8 mm hose.
Standardising all workshop connections on the same profile.
Technical specifications
Profile: universal
Hose tail: hose with 6 mm or 8 mm internal diameter
Female thread: 1/4" · 3/8"
Male thread: 1/4" · 3/8"
Use: compressed air
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Standardise all workshop connections on the same universal profile: that way any tool fits any hose. On the hose tail versions, use a clamp and check that the hose goes all the way on.
Frequently asked questions
Is it compatible with my compressor?
Yes, if your quick coupler has the universal profile, the most common on workshop compressors.
Do I need to use PTFE tape?
Yes, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant to tapered male threads to prevent leaks.
Which version should I choose?
Hose tail if it goes on the end of a hose; male or female thread if it goes on a tool, regulator or threaded accessory.
What is the difference from the quick coupler?
The quick connector is the male part fitted to the tool; the coupler is the female part it plugs into.
How do I know my tool's thread size?
Most workshop air tools have a 1/4" inlet; higher-consumption tools may use 3/8". Check the tool's manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it compatible with my compressor?
Yes, if your quick coupler has the universal profile, the most common on workshop compressors.
Do I need to use PTFE tape?
Yes, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant to tapered male threads to prevent leaks.
Which version should I choose?
Hose tail if it goes on the end of a hose; male or female thread if it goes on a tool, regulator or threaded accessory.
What is the difference from the quick coupler?
The quick connector is the male part fitted to the tool; the coupler is the female part it plugs into.
How do I know my tool's thread size?
Most workshop air tools have a 1/4" inlet; higher-consumption tools may use 3/8". Check the tool's manual.
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