G.L. Huyett Datasheets for Pipe Fittings
Pipe fittings cover many components that connect pipe ends for in-line, offset, multi-port, and mounting configurations.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Breather fittings feature specially designed ports that allow air to move in-and-out, thus creating the effect of "breathing". They have a special cap which reduces contamination. For additional contamination protection,... | |
| Elbows are angled connectors used to plumb and make turns around obstructions. They usually have a male and female end. An elbow is a connecting part that is installed to... | |
| Extensions are used when a grease fitting needs to "extend" out of a crevice to a more accessible service placement. Extensions have the same thread pitch on both ends (male... | |
| Quick connect adapters are an effective way to bring versatility to grease guns. When multiple types of greasing tools are required for scheduled maintenance, quick connect allows for fast and... | |
| Reducer bushings are threaded adapters. Bushings functionally decrease the size of a threaded hole. They are commonly used to replace stripped threads or for retrofitting smaller components into larger holes. | |
| Rigid pipe extensions are constructed from steel for strength and stability. The rolled threads provide a tight seal with the mating coupler or gun. Rigid pipe extensions come in straight... | |
| Vents allow material to escape when internal pressures are higher than desirable. Special cap design allows such relief without contamination from air or water. These vents are found on gear... |