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Male Thread Automotive Standard Series Plug - Type C - 1/4 In NP - Schrader-bridgeport Internationa

Part #: CP1D

The Schrader-bridgeport International CP1D Male Thread Automotive Standard Series Plug is an essential component for reliable pneumatic connections in professional automotive and industrial environments. Engineered for durability and consistent performance, this Type C, 1/4-inch NPT plug ensures secure and efficient air flow for a wide range of tools and equipment, making it a dependable choice for busy workshops and maintenance operations.

Key Features

  • Enhanced Durability: Heat-treated construction significantly reduces wear on critical mating surfaces, extending the lifespan of the plug and maintaining connection integrity under rigorous use.
  • Broad Compatibility: Designed for seamless interchangeability with Tru-Flate 10 and 100 type series, as well as units from numerous other manufacturers, ensuring versatility within existing air systems.
  • High-Pressure Performance: Rated for a maximum working pressure of 300 PSI, providing robust and safe operation for demanding professional pneumatic applications.
  • Standardized Connection: Features a 1/4-inch NPT (National Pipe Taper) male thread, a widely recognized standard for secure, leak-free connections in air lines and tools.
  • Convenient Packaging: Supplied in a display pack, facilitating easy identification and storage within a professional toolkit or inventory.

Applications

This robust male thread plug is ideal for various professional applications, including connecting air hoses and tools such as impact wrenches, air ratchets, and blow guns to air compressors or existing air line systems. It is commonly utilized in automotive repair shops, industrial manufacturing facilities, and general maintenance operations where reliable and standardized pneumatic connections are critical for efficient workflow.

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$5.44

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