Pneumatic Fitting

Pneumatic fittings are components used in pneumatic pressurized gas systems to connect sections of pipe, tube, and hose. Tighter seals and reduced pressure requirements distinguish pneumatic fittings compared to hydraulic fittings. They are often found in pneumatic logic control and instrumentation systems.

Pneumatic fittings exist in a variety of forms and sizes, varying in their connection types and uses. However, due to the close connection between the uses and applications of these components, more attention will be paid to the types of pneumatic fittings based on function. Some pneumatic fittings increase or change direction, while others connect smaller pipes, and still others are used only for specific connections or purposes, depending on their function.

Because pneumatic pipe fittings are in charge of sending the correct quantity of compressed air where it needs to go, choosing the appropriate one is critical. As a result, there is a huge range of sizes and forms. Straight fittings and elbow fittings are common, as are more complicated cross fittings, branch fittings, valves, and other items. Air fittings are characterized by their compression technique, how they join, material make-up, and how they are barbed in addition to their overall form or purpose. 

When choosing new pneumatic pipe fittings, all of these variables must be considered to guarantee the most significant possible connection and long-term performance. Applications suffer from decreased power, torque, and efficiency without the appropriate pneumatic fittings, thus negating the advantage of pneumatic systems in the first place.

Contact us if you don't know what type of pneumatic pipe fittings to choose.  As a professional manufacturer of hoses and pipe fittings, we can provide you with help and efficient and safe pneumatic pipe fittings.