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Combo Coupler - 1/4 In NPT Female Universal - Amflo

Part #: C60U

The Amflo C60U Combo Coupler offers a versatile and efficient solution for professional technicians and mechanics working with various air tool connections. Engineered to eliminate common compatibility issues, this universal coupler simplifies your workflow by accommodating multiple plug styles in a single, robust unit. It's an essential component for any professional setting requiring reliable and flexible pneumatic system connections.

Key Features

  • Universal Compatibility: Designed to accept 1/4" Aro Style, 1/4" Automotive Standard, and 1/4" Industrial Interchange plugs, reducing the need for multiple couplers.
  • Effortless Connection: Features a convenient push-to-connect design, allowing for quick and secure attachment and detachment of air tools.
  • Durable Construction: Built for the demanding environments of professional automotive and industrial shops, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.
  • Wide Temperature Range: Operates effectively across a broad temperature spectrum, from -40°F to +240°F, suitable for diverse working conditions.
  • Made in USA: Manufactured in the USA, assuring quality craftsmanship and consistent performance for professional-grade applications.
  • Standard NPT Threading: Equipped with a 1/4 In NPT Female thread for straightforward integration into existing air lines and systems.

Applications

This Amflo Combo Coupler is ideally suited for a wide range of professional applications where air tools are frequently used. It's perfect for automotive repair shops, industrial manufacturing facilities, and general maintenance operations where technicians encounter different air tool plug configurations. This coupler streamlines the process of switching between various air-powered equipment, enhancing productivity and minimizing downtime.

Specifications

  • Thread Size: 1/4 In NPT Female
  • Operating Temperature: -40°F to +240°F

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 07 February, 2007.