View Full Version : Airline Connector - Identification. What the hell is this item??
Svengali0
4th May 2017, 09:31 PM
I now have a an Ingersoll-Rand compressor with airlines and a lot of useful tools fairly recently obtained from an older fellow neighbour- ex mine engineer.
The entire setup has these bloody airline connectors. Thing is, they are nice. No leaking, good coupling. 
I now want more of them but can't for the life of me find what they actually are...
Pics (sorry for potato quality) have a Nitto type connector included for reference purposes.
Can anyone here help with identification? 
Cheers steu
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Bearman
5th May 2017, 06:30 AM
Possibly a hydraulic connector.
Pedro_The_Swift
5th May 2017, 07:35 AM
I think its still an air coupling,, 
it would be a messy hydraulic one [biggrin]
l00kin4
5th May 2017, 09:39 AM
Lincoln L style coupling - looks about right ?  Lincoln Industrial > Products  > Airline Accessories > Air couplers and nipples > Lincoln-Style (http://www.mommalincoln.com/products/airlineaccessories/aircouplersandnipples/lincoln-style.aspx)
5 Lincoln Quick Coupler Air Hose Connector Fittings 1/4 NPT Tools Plug L STYLE  | eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-Lincoln-Quick-Coupler-Air-Hose-Connector-Fittings-1-4-NPT-Tools-Plug-L-STYLE-/262218072154?hash=item3d0d6a405a:g:FPoAAOSwB4NWurk A)
Looks like 1/4 NPT thread too.
David
Svengali0
7th May 2017, 07:14 AM
Lincoln L style coupling - looks about right ?  Lincoln Industrial > Products  > Airline Accessories > Air couplers and nipples > Lincoln-Style (http://www.mommalincoln.com/products/airlineaccessories/aircouplersandnipples/lincoln-style.aspx)
5 Lincoln Quick Coupler Air Hose Connector Fittings 1/4 NPT Tools Plug L STYLE  | eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-Lincoln-Quick-Coupler-Air-Hose-Connector-Fittings-1-4-NPT-Tools-Plug-L-STYLE-/262218072154?hash=item3d0d6a405a:g:FPoAAOSwB4NWurk A)
Looks like 1/4 NPT thread too.
David
Thanks David...This is the item![bigsmile1]
Pedro_The_Swift
7th May 2017, 07:16 AM
from the blurb,,
it runs to 300psi, which is a lot!
just wondering if thats the reason for the long end?
I'm thinking the long end supports the hose, stops it bending and working the clamp?
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