Bradas

Pneumatic coupling with brass plug-in nipple, NW 7.2 – Bradas

€3,49

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Size

1/4" 3/8" 1/2"

Shipped from Germany · 30-day right of withdrawal

The Bradas pneumatic coupling with plug-in nipple connects compatible air lines and tools. The brass body has an NBR seal. The nominal size is 7.2 mm, the maximum operating pressure is 35 bar and the temperature range...

Description

Locking plug-in connection

Insert the plug-in nipple into the coupling, where the locking mechanism holds it in place. The sleeve design is intended to protect the valve body from dust and particles.

Choose the connection size

This version is available with a 1/4, 3/8 or 1/2-inch connection. The existing thread on the compressor, hose or tool is decisive; the nominal size of the plug-in system is 7.2 mm.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: Bradas
Material: Brass
Plug-in nipple: Brass, NW 7.2 mm
Seal: NBR, nitrile rubber
Operating pressure: Up to 35 bar
Temperature range: −20 to +100 °C
Locking: Locks automatically into place
Dirt protection: Sleeve design to protect the valve body
Connection sizes: 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 inch

Frequently asked questions

What does NW 7.2 mean?

NW 7.2 refers to the nominal size of the pneumatic plug-in system used.

Which connection size fits my system?

The coupling is available in 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 inch. Choose the size to match the existing thread.

What does an NBR seal mean?

NBR stands for nitrile rubber. The oil-resistant seal is intended for the pneumatic applications described.

How is the connection made?

Insert the compatible plug-in nipple into the coupling until the locking mechanism engages.

Technical specifications

Connection type	Coupling, Hose tail
Connection details	Pneumatic coupling to hose barb
Connection system	Pneumatic push-fit system, Hose tail
Max. operating pressure	35 bar
Colour group	Yellow
Form supplied	Individual item
Brand	Bradas
Material	Brass, Rubber
Operating medium	Compressed air
Product type	Connector
Product group	Pneumatics and gas