Aircraft Metal Swiv. Elbow 10Mm X 3/8′ M

Description

AirCraft Metal Swivel Elbow 10mm x 3/8′ Male (SG MPH10-03)

At a Glance; 10mm push-in tube connection to 3/8" male thread in a compact 90° swivel elbow.

The AirCraft SG MPH10-03 Metal Swivel Elbow is designed for pneumatic systems that need a clean corner turn into a larger threaded port—without twisting the tubing or putting unnecessary strain on the seal. It connects 10mm pneumatic tubing to a 3/8" male threaded outlet and features a swivel body so you can orient the elbow neatly after tightening. The result is a tidier air line route, reduced stress on the tube and a more dependable, leak-resistant connection. Ideal for compressed-air installations on manifolds, regulators, valves, cylinders and workshop air systems where space is limited and reliability matters.

Specifications

Features

• Swivel elbow body Rotates for alignment after tightening, improving routing and reducing tube twist.
• 10mm push-in tube connection Quick, secure tube fitment for efficient assembly and easy servicing.
• 3/8" male threaded outlet Suits larger pneumatic ports on manifolds, valves and air control components.
• Metal construction Robust, workshop-ready durability for everyday compressed-air applications.

Benefits

• Neat corner routing; Creates a clean 90° turn in compact spaces without kinks or awkward bends.
• Reduced strain and leaks; Swivel alignment helps keep tubing relaxed and supports longer-lasting seals.
• Faster system changes; Push-in tube connection speeds up installations, upgrades and maintenance.

Extra Information

• Use suitable thread sealant/PTFE tape on the male thread if required by the port type and application.
• For best sealing, cut tubing square and keep the tube end clean before insertion.
• After installation, pressurise slowly and check for leaks with soapy water around both the tube connection and threaded joint.

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 all connections for leaks using soapy water (never use open flames).