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Pneumatic fitting 57 series
threadedquickbarbed

Pneumatic fitting - 57 series - Parker Fluid System Connectors Division Europe - threaded / quick / barbed
Pneumatic fitting - 57 series - Parker Fluid System Connectors Division Europe - threaded / quick / barbed
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Characteristics

Applications
pneumatic
Attachment
threaded, quick, barbed
Material
brass, steel
Gender
male, female
Other characteristics
poppet, high-flow, robust
Diameter

12 mm
(0.472 in)

Operating pressure

Min.: 0 bar
(0 psi)

Max.: 35 bar
(507.63 psi)

Description

Premium quick coupling system with nominal diameter 12 for pneumatic and fluid handling applications up to 35 bar. Coupling system with German industrial profile. Available made of brass/steel. Parker's Premium Quick Coupling Sériés 57 with German industrial profile for compressed air applications. The UltraFlo valve for optimum flow and low pressure drop. Sériés 57 stands out for its robust structure, which is optimized with respect to size and performance. It is especially suitable for oscillating forces due to steel sleeve and steel valve bodies. The collar design minimizes damage to the valve body. Markets: -Machinery Construction -Automotive -Aerospace -Mobile Hydraulics -Industrial Features/Benefits: -UltraFlo valve for optimum flow and low pressure drop -Suitable for oscillating forces due to steel sleeve and steel valve bodies -Single-hand opération for easy and fast connection Applications: -Pneumatic Power Tools -Assembly Lines -Air compressors -Fluid Handling

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