Pneumatic Push-In Fitting Assortment Kit, 128 Pieces
Key points
- 128 push-in fittings in one case covers a build without ordering single parts
- Straight, tee and elbow fittings let a line be joined, branched or turned
- Blue release collars let air lines be broken and re-made by hand
- Clear twelve-compartment case keeps the fittings separate and the stock visible
- A kit to carry in a service van so a broken air line can be repaired during a callout
- Twelve compartments separate straights, tees and elbows, so a size is found without emptying the case
| Quantity | 128 pieces |
| Types Supplied | Straight, tee and elbow push-in fittings |
| Connection | Push-in with blue release collars |
| Case | Clear, 12 compartments |
| Body | Plastic |
| Use | Air lines, cylinders, valves and blow guns |
| MOQ | 2 sets |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
A 128 piece assortment of push-in air fittings in a compartmented case, the kind of kit that keeps a machine build or a maintenance round moving instead of stopping to order single fittings. Straight unions, tees and elbows are all in the box, so a line can be joined, branched or turned without a trip to the stores, and each fitting takes its tube with a push and releases it again by pressing the blue collar, which means air lines can be broken and re-made by hand. The bodies are plastic with blue release collars and the case is clear, so the remaining stock is visible without opening it. Twelve compartments keep the different fittings separate. Used on air lines, cylinders, valves and blow guns. Trade counters and hardware retailers stock the kit because a single box covers the fittings most walk-in customers ask for. A first-fit kit for a workshop laying out a new bench, where the mix of straights, tees and elbows covers the run without a separate order. Because the case is compartmented, the kit can be handed to an apprentice with the fittings already sorted, so a line is built without a search through a loose box. The same case also serves a hire counter, where a customer taking a cylinder and a valve can pick up what is needed to plumb them in on the same visit.
