Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection (SRPC)
Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection (SRPC) - Reducing Port Connector 1/8" Tube x 1/16" Tube is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection (SRPC)
Description
Description
A Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection is a fitting used to connect tubes of different diameters, facilitating a reduction in size between ports.
A Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection features a short length of tubing (stub tube) designed to connect two different-sized ports. One end of the stub tube is larger, allowing it to connect to a larger port, while the other end is smaller, fitting a smaller port. This design provides a seamless transition between different tube sizes.
The fitting is commonly used in applications where space is limited and a direct reduction in tube size is needed, such as in hydraulic, pneumatic, and fluid handling systems. The material of the stub tube reducer can vary, including options like stainless steel, brass, or other metals, to suit the specific requirements of the application. This fitting ensures a smooth flow and maintains the integrity of the system by providing a reliable and leak-proof connection between varying tube sizes.
Specifications
Specifications
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CategoryTube Fittings
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Sub-CategoryStub Tube Connector
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Product TypeReducer, Port Connector
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ConnectionFractional Port to Male AN
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Fitting ShapeStraight
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MaterialStainless Steel
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SeriesSRPC
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Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection (SRPC)
A Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection is a fitting used to connect tubes of different diameters, facilitating a reduction in size between ports.
A Stub Tube - Reducing Port Connection features a short length of tubing (stub tube) designed to connect two different-sized ports. One end of the stub tube is larger, allowing it to connect to a larger port, while the other end is smaller, fitting a smaller port. This design provides a seamless transition between different tube sizes.
The fitting is commonly used in applications where space is limited and a direct reduction in tube size is needed, such as in hydraulic, pneumatic, and fluid handling systems. The material of the stub tube reducer can vary, including options like stainless steel, brass, or other metals, to suit the specific requirements of the application. This fitting ensures a smooth flow and maintains the integrity of the system by providing a reliable and leak-proof connection between varying tube sizes.
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