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1/4 In Female to Male Swivel Connector - Prevost

Part #: FA201251

The Prevost FA201251 1/4 In Female to Male Swivel Connector is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics seeking enhanced flexibility and efficiency in their pneumatic setups. This high-quality connector provides full 360-degree rotation, significantly reducing hose kinks and strain on air tools during demanding automotive and industrial applications. Its robust design ensures reliable performance and extended operational life in busy workshop environments.

Key Features

  • 360-Degree Swivel Action: Offers unrestricted movement, allowing air tools to pivot freely and improving user ergonomics.
  • Durable Construction: Built from professional-grade materials to withstand the rigors of daily use in garages and industrial settings.
  • Reduces Hose Kinking: Minimizes tangles and kinks in air hoses, preventing premature wear and tear and ensuring consistent airflow.
  • Enhanced Maneuverability: Improves accessibility in tight spaces, making tasks quicker and less fatiguing for the operator.
  • Standard 1/4 Inch NPT Fittings: Features a 1/4 inch female NPT inlet and a 1/4 inch male NPT outlet for broad compatibility with most air tools and hose systems.

Applications

This swivel connector is an essential component for various pneumatic systems found in automotive repair, manufacturing, and general industrial maintenance. It is ideal for use with impact wrenches, ratchets, grinders, sanders, and other air-powered tools, especially in applications requiring frequent changes in working angle or position. It helps maintain optimal tool performance by ensuring a smooth, unrestricted air supply while providing the necessary flexibility for intricate work on vehicles or machinery.

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  • Model: 89976
  • Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: FA201251
  • Manufactured by: Prevost
  • Also Known As: PRVFA201251

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 15 February, 2007.