White Nylon Pneumatic Push-Fit Hose Connectors — X Shape, Y Shape, 5-Way & T Reducing

Match the connector's fitting size to your hose outer diameter (OD). For example, a 6mm connector fits 6mm OD tubing. Common conversions: 4mm ≈ 5/32", 6mm ≈ 1/4", 8mm ≈ 5/16", 10mm ≈ 3/8", 12mm ≈ 1/2". Always measure your hose OD — not the inner diameter — before ordering.

Nylon push-fit pneumatic fittings generally handle working pressures up to approximately 150 PSI (≈10 bar) at room temperature. Actual ratings may vary by size and application. Contact us to confirm for your specific use case before use in high-pressure systems.

White nylon fittings are generally resistant to moisture and mild chemicals, making them suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor pneumatic systems. They are not typically recommended for prolonged UV exposure or harsh chemical environments. For outdoor use, protect fittings from direct sunlight where possible.

Yes. These push-fit connectors are designed for standard metric OD pneumatic tubing — polyurethane (PU), nylon (PA), or polyethylene (PE). The Y Shape Male Stud variants include BSP or metric threaded studs (M5, 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2") for panel or manifold mounting. Always verify the thread standard matches your equipment before ordering.

• X Shape: 4-way cross junction — splits one air line into three branches in a cross pattern.
• Y Shape (Male Stud): Branch fitting with a threaded stud for mounting to a panel, manifold, or equipment port.
• 5-Way: One inlet distributes to four outlets — ideal for multi-tool or multi-actuator setups.
• T Shape Reducing: Connects two larger hoses with a smaller branch in the middle — useful for tapping into an existing line with a smaller tube.

No tools are required for the push-fit tube connections — simply push the hose into the fitting until it clicks into the collet. The Male Stud variants may require a wrench for the threaded port. No thread sealant is typically needed on the push-fit side; use PTFE tape on threaded stud connections as needed per your system requirements.

Yes. Push-fit connectors are generally designed for repeated connection and disconnection. To release the hose, depress the collet ring while pulling the tube out. In most cases, the fitting can be reused multiple times without loss of sealing performance, though inspect the collet and O-ring periodically for wear.