Brass Push-in Fittings (Metal One-Touch Fittings)

Features & Key Specifications

Features & Key Specifications of Our Brass Fittings:

Heavy-Duty Brass Construction:

The entire body and release sleeve are crafted from nickel-plated brass, providing exceptional resistance to impact, vibration, and corrosion, ensuring a long service life in tough applications.

Higher Temperature & Pressure Rating:

Engineered for more demanding conditions, these fittings are rated for a working temperature of -20°C to 80°C and a guaranteed pressure of 1.6 MPa (16 bar).

A Complete Range of All-Metal Fittings:

Our extensive brass series includes every shape and function you need, such as:

Connectors: Male Straights (MPC), Female Straights (MPCF), and Bulkheads (MPM).

Elbows: Male Elbows (MPL), Female Elbows (MPLF), and Union Elbows (MPV).

Tees & Crosses: Male Run Tees (MPB), Union Tees (MPE), and Union Crosses (MPZ).

Unions: Straight Unions (MPU) and more.

Universal Thread Availability (NPT, BSPP, BSPT):

To ensure global compatibility, all our threaded brass fittings are available in the three major international standards: NPT, BSPP (G), and BSPT (R/PT).

Full Range of Metric & Imperial Sizes:

We offer a complete selection of sizes to connect both metric (4mm-16mm) and imperial (1/8"-1/2") tubing.

Application Fields

The Robust Choice for Demanding Industries:

Automotive & Welding: Withstanding sparks, high temperatures, and the physical abuse common in vehicle assembly and repair shops.

Heavy Machinery & Mobile Equipment: Providing a vibration-resistant connection for pneumatic systems on construction, mining, and agricultural machinery.

Robotics & Automation: Offering a more durable connection for robotic arms and high-cycle automated equipment.

Lumber, Pulp & Paper: Resisting the harsh, high-vibration environments of sawmills and paper processing plants.

Applications with Higher Temperatures: Suitable for systems with ambient or media temperatures up to 80°C.

Technical & Selection Guide

When to Choose Brass over Plastic Fittings

For High-Vibration Environments: The solid metal construction of brass fittings provides a more secure and durable connection in applications with constant vibration.

For Higher Temperatures: If your operating temperature exceeds 60°C (the limit for most plastic fittings), you must upgrade to a brass fitting with its 80°C rating.

For Physical Durability: In environments where fittings might be bumped, scraped, or subjected to physical stress, brass is far more resistant to cracking and damage than plastic.

For Chemical Compatibility: Brass offers better compatibility with certain oils and chemicals that can degrade plastic over time.

FAQ

Frequently Asked questions

Q: Are these brass fittings much stronger than the plastic ones?

A: Yes. The all-metal construction makes them significantly more resistant to impact, vibration, and high temperatures. They are considered a "heavy-duty" option.

Q: Can I use these fittings for water or oil?

A: Yes, the nickel-plated brass body is highly compatible with water, oil, and many other fluids. They are an excellent choice for these applications, offering better durability than plastic.

Q: Do you offer NPT threads for the US market?

A: Absolutely. All our threaded brass fittings are available with NPT threads, as well as BSPP (G) and BSPT (R/PT), to cover all global standards.