[Gordon_Taylor]

Hi all,

Just been flicking through the screwfix book and came across some air line fittings, just wondered if anyone has tried them for wfp.

www.screwfix.com/cats/100979/Power-Tools/Air-Tools

www.screwfix.com/prods/46107/Power-Tools/Air-Tools/Universal-Connectors-Male-to-PCL

www.screwfix.com/prods/54413/Power-Tools/Air-Tools/Universal-Connectors-Male-Pack-of-5

www.screwfix.com/prods/98030/Power-Tools/Air-Tools/Pcl-Q-R-Couplings-Pack-of-3

Many thanks

Gordon

[weetot]

Cheers mate, its certainly food for thought!

[Gordon_Taylor]

Hi there,

Manage to get some of these fittings, got pcl fittings which are for air compressors these include a rectus type 19 with a 6mm hose tail which is a lot bigger than the normal rectus type hose fitting and also the male male fitting with 1/4 inch thread so they screwed straight on to my flow controller. like I say these are bigger and a bit heavier but by god they seem alot stronger and hard wearing than the normal fittings

Gordon

[RPCCS]

I use an airline powered oiler as a trigger, had a6mm male connector adapted for the outlet and a 1/2 male connector for the inlet , works ok for me, got it from a local hydraulics supply company about £8

[rah]

Theres also Kingdom tools

http://www.kingdomtools.co.uk/power_tools/Acessories_PL_304.html

Rob.

[Gordon_Taylor]

They're called 'professional fittings' from cleaning spot:

http://www.cleaningspot.co.uk/acatalog/Microboe_fittings.html

[/u]

Yeah I know the one's, there the standard fittings you get on a pole hose, Rectus 21 the fittings I've picked up are a rectus 19 which are bigger and stronger but still fit the pole hose and tap body.

Gordon

[LWC]

When i started i got some air tools fixings and they were good but rusted and jammed quickly