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Female Thread Lincoln Long Nose Coupler Plug - Type A - 1/4 In N - Schrader-bridgeport Internationa

Part #: CP28

The Schrader-bridgeport International CP28 Female Thread Lincoln Long Nose Coupler Plug – Type A – 1/4 In NPT is engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. This robust coupler plug provides a secure and reliable connection in pneumatic systems, designed to withstand the rigors of daily shop use. Its distinctive long-nose design allows for quick identification within the Lincoln Series of air fittings, ensuring efficient workflow for professional technicians.

Key Features

  • Heat-Treated Construction: Precisely heat-treated to significantly reduce wear on critical mating surfaces, extending the lifespan of the coupler plug.
  • Professional Grade Durability: Manufactured by Schrader-bridgeport International, ensuring a high-quality component built for demanding professional environments.
  • Distinctive Lincoln Series Design: Easily identified by its characteristic long plug end, facilitating quick selection and compatibility with Lincoln Series couplers.
  • High Working Pressure: Rated for a maximum working pressure of 300 PSI, suitable for a wide range of pneumatic tool and system applications.
  • Standard NPT Thread: Features a 1/4-inch NPT (National Pipe Taper) female thread, providing a secure and industry-standard connection to air hoses and equipment.

Applications

This coupler plug is an essential component for professional mechanics, automotive technicians, and industrial maintenance personnel. It is ideally suited for connecting air tools such as impact wrenches, air ratchets, grinders, and other pneumatic equipment in automotive repair facilities, manufacturing plants, and general industrial settings. Its reliable connection and durable construction ensure consistent performance in high-demand environments.

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$2.73

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