Page 71 - MidlandMetalsCatalog2010baNN

Basic HTML Version

70
ebuT
.D.O
8/1
61/3
4/1
61/5
8/3
61/7
2/1
8/5
4/3
1
daerhT
B-eziS
42-61/5
42-8/3
42-61/7
42-2/1
42-61/9
42-8/5
02-61/11
81-61/31
81-1
81-4/1-1
Compression Fittings
•Typical Application
Instrumentation, hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
•Pressure
Working pressure up to 2000 PSI with a 4:1 safety fac-
tor depending on tube size. When using plastic tubing,
use the working pressure for type used.
•Vibration
Fair resistance - use long nut when greater vibration
resistance is needed.
•Temperature Range
-65
o
F to +250
o
F (-53
o
C to +121
o
C) range at maximum
operating pressures. (Refer to tubing temperature
range.)
•Material
CA360 Brass for barstock fittings.
CA377 Brass for forged fittings.
•Used With
Aluminum, copper, brass and plastic tubing. Plastic tub-
ing requires insert. Not recommended for steel tubing.
Tolerance
+/- .02 on all dimensions. Dimension data can change
without notice. Please call us when dimensions are
critical.
• Conformance
Meets specifications and standards of ASA, ASME and
SAE.
•Assembly Instructions
1- Cut tubing to desired length.
2- Slide nut and then sleeve on tube. Threaded end
“A” of nut must face toward fitting.
3- Insert tubing into fitting body. Be sure tubing is
bottomed on fitting shoulder.
4- Lubricate threads and assemble nut to fitting body.
5- Tighten nut hand tight. From that point, tighten
with a wrench the number of turns indicated in the
chart below.
“L” at the end of a Part#means Light Pattern
-These
fittings are completely interchangeable with full pattern
fittings, but have been modified in some way. This
modification is usually in the length of the pipe threads.
Used in plumbing and light industrial applications.
Actual Profile of Compression Threads
A
Thread Size - B
B
RASS
C
OMPRESSION
B
RASS
F
ITTINGS
Tube Size
Additional Turns
from Hand Tight
1/8" thru 1/4"
5/16"
3/8" thru 1"
1-1/4"
1-3/4"
2-1/4"