Aircraft Metal Flow Control 12Mm X 1/4′ M

Description

AirCraft Metal Flow Control 12mm x 1/4" Male Thread (SG MSC12-02)

At a Glance: Precision metal flow control valve with 12mm push-in tube port and 1/4" male thread—dial in stable airflow and smoother pneumatic motion.

With 12mm pneumatic tubing, airflow has real muscle—so having proper control is the difference between smooth motion and air-powered chaos. The AirCraft SG MSC12-02 Metal Flow Control gives you adjustable airflow regulation for better cylinder speed control, cleaner circuit tuning, and more predictable compressed air performance.
It pairs a 12mm push-in tube connection with a 1/4" male threaded port, making it a solid fit for machine pneumatics, control panels, and workshop setups where reliability is non-negotiable.

Specifications

Features

• Adjustable flow control Enables accurate airflow restriction to suit your application.
• 12mm push-in tube connection Quick-fit installation for fast line routing and easy maintenance.
• 1/4" male thread Common threaded connection size for many pneumatic ports and manifolds.
• Metal construction Tough, workshop-ready build for dependable long service life.
• Compact profile Fits neatly into control boxes and tight pneumatic layouts.

Benefits

• Smoother actuator movement: Helps prevent harsh starts/stops and improves cylinder control.
• Less noise and wasted air: Use only the airflow you need for quieter, more efficient operation.
• Faster tuning and troubleshooting: Simple adjustment makes commissioning and optimisation easier.

Extra Information

• Ideal for pneumatic cylinders, actuator speed control, air circuits, and regulated compressed air lines.
• For best sealing, use clean, square-cut 12mm tubing and ensure it is fully seated in the push-in port.
• Many flow controls are directional—check for any arrow/markings on the body (if present) to confirm recommended flow direction.
• Admin info (not for specs table): Confirm product weight and dimensions from your database / packaging.

Safety

• Always depressurise the air system before installing, removing, or adjusting pneumatic fittings.
• Wear eye protection when working with compressed air lines and push-in fittings.
• Do not over-tighten threaded connections—tighten securely and use an appropriate thread seal (if required).
• After installation, perform a leak test and verify stable operation before returning equipment to service.