Aircraft Metal Pu Fitting Elbow 8Mm 1/4′ M

Description

AirCraft Metal PU Fitting Elbow 8mm x 1/4′ Male (SG MPL08-02)

At a Glance; Compact 90° elbow with 8mm push-in tube connection and 1/4" male thread.

The AirCraft SG MPL08-02 Metal PU Fitting Elbow is a tidy, workshop-ready connector for turning an 8mm pneumatic line into a common 1/4" threaded port without bulky bends or messy routing. It connects 8mm pneumatic/PU tubing to a 1/4" male threaded outlet, giving you a clean 90° turn where space is tight and a neat installation matters. Ideal for compressed-air systems on regulators, manifolds, valves, cylinders and general pneumatic equipment, this metal elbow helps keep air lines secure, organised and leak-resistant.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	AirCraft
Cat No.	SG MPL08-02
Product Type	Metal PU/Pneumatic Push-In Elbow Fitting
Tube Size	8mm
Thread Type	Male
Thread Size	1/4"
Angle	90° Elbow
Material	Metal

Features

• 90° elbow design Routes tubing neatly around corners in compact pneumatic installations.
• 8mm push-in tube connection Fast, secure tube fitment for efficient assembly and servicing.
• 1/4" male threaded outlet Suits common pneumatic ports on manifolds, regulators and air control components.
• Metal construction Durable, workshop-ready body for everyday compressed-air use.

Benefits

• Neater routing; Keeps air lines tidy and reduces awkward bends where space is limited.
• Faster tube changes; Push-in connection makes maintenance quick and straightforward.
• Dependable sealing; Secure tube grip and solid threaded connection help reduce leak risk.

Extra Information

• Use clean, round 8mm pneumatic/PU tubing and ensure the cut is square before inserting.
• Apply suitable thread sealant/PTFE tape to the male thread if required by your application and port type.
• After inserting the tube fully, do a gentle pull-back test, then pressurise and check for leaks with soapy water.

Safety

• Always depressurise the air system before installing or removing pneumatic fittings.
• Wear eye protection when working with compressed air and pressurised lines.
• Do not exceed your system’s rated pressure and inspect tubing regularly for damage or wear.
• Pressurise slowly after installation and check for leaks using soapy water (never use open flames).