Power Equipment Forum banner

Question on T-splitter

3034 Views 4 Replies 3 Participants Last post by  SonnyT
2
Hi everyone,

We have a silent compressor that we bought, and it came with this T-splitter that we can't find anywhere! We need another one because this one is leaking air. The ends with the black rings are where the plastic hoses enter that are attached to the tools. The black rings get pushed in and tighten around the hose.

Does anyone recognize this part? If so, can you please provide suggestions as to where I should look to find it?

Thank you,
Alex


See less See more
1 - 5 of 5 Posts
ok thats a compression fitting joint that goes to, what looks to be regular pipe threds, a plumbing shop should have it, if not fittings of this nature are on anything equiped with air brakes, so a big rig shop, or mabe a rv shop that has high end diesel motorhomes

thats a push together fitting you can swap it for one with a compression fitting of this nature

Compression fitting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

hope i helped
i know the wiki example is for rigid pipe but they do make them for plastic line too, like i said try a plumbing store or a GOOD hardware store, not like lowes or home depot where the guy who hleps you is just looking for a part that looks like yours meanwhile he dont know a hammer from a frying pan
It is called a Male Branch Tee/ Push to connect fitting. Grainger/MSC Supply and that type supply stores sell them. Looks like a 1/4 tube x 1/4 tubex 1/4 NPT. :D
Also if you have a Parker Hydraulic Store, they make and sell them.
1 - 5 of 5 Posts
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top