Aircraft Pu Hose Fitting Straight Stud 12Mm-3/8 M

Description

AirCraft PU Hose Fitting Straight Stud 12mm – 3/8" M BSP (SPC12-03)

At a Glance: Push-in 12mm tube x 3/8" BSP male straight stud for quick, reliable pneumatic connections.

The AirCraft SPC12-03 straight stud fitting is a neat, dependable solution for connecting 12mm PU tubing to a larger 3/8" BSP threaded port.
Push the tube into the quick-connect collar for a strong grip, then screw the male thread into your manifold, regulator block, compressor accessory port or pneumatic equipment.
It’s ideal for clean hose routing and faster servicing, helping your compressed air setup stay organised and efficient without bulky adaptors or clamp-style connections.

Specifications

Description	Spec
Brand	AirCraft
Cat No.	SPC12-03
Product Type	PU Hose Fitting (Push-In) – Straight Stud
Tube Size	12mm (OD)
Thread Size	3/8" BSP Male
Connection Style	Straight
Thread Sealing	Pre-applied thread sealant coating

Features

• Push-in connection for 12mm tube Quick tube insertion with a release collar for easy tube removal.
• 3/8" BSP male straight stud Threads into larger BSP ports commonly found on manifolds and pneumatic accessories.
• Straight fitting profile Keeps hose routing direct and helps minimise tight bends.
• Thread sealant coating Supports improved sealing on the threaded joint to help reduce air leaks.

Benefits

• Faster installs and repairs: Push-fit tubing saves time during builds, upgrades and maintenance.
• Neater pneumatic layout: Keeps air lines organised and easier to troubleshoot.
• Stable airflow: Better sealing helps maintain consistent pressure and tool performance.

Extra Information

• Designed for 12mm outside diameter PU/nylon pneumatic tubing.
• Thread type is 3/8" BSP male—often used on manifolds and larger pneumatic ports.
• For best grip and sealing, cut tubing square and push fully home until it bottoms out.

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when working around compressed air systems.
• Depressurise the air line before installing, removing, or releasing tubing from the fitting.
• Check for leaks after installation using soapy water and re-tighten or re-seat connections if bubbles appear.
• Do not use damaged tubing—replace split, kinked, or worn tube to prevent blow-off under pressure.