WE04LLMCF

Parker WE04LLMCF | Stud Elbow | Series Very light | Connection Size 3 M08 x 1.0 Tap | Tube OD 1 4 MM | Connection Type 1 24° Cone End | Shape Male Stud Elbow
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SKU WE04LLMCF
$13.35/each
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The main function of Ermeto DIN non adjustable high pressure tube fittings is to connect different numbers of tubes or hoses. This broad range of Ermeto DIN non adjustable high pressure tube fittings, types WE-NPT, TE-M up to LE-R is available in steel and in a stainless steel version. Depending on the specific application, these fittings can be delivered with cutting ring (EO-PSR or DPR) or elastomeric seal (EO-2).

Applications:

  • Suitable for general hydraulic applications.

    Features:

  • Steel and Stainless steel fittings have a high corrosion resistance to aggressive media and environmental influences. This attribute extends the life cycle of the fittings.
  • Stainless steel surface: Ermeto DIN non adjustable high pressure tube fittings, stainless steel version, have a high corrosion resistance to aggressive media and environmental influences, also a higher temperature resistance, than steel. These features extend the range of applications.
  • High pressure: Non-adjustable fittings have pressure ratings of up to 630 bar, so that the fittings can be used in a wide range of applications.
  • Markets:

    Automotive|Defence|Energy|Environment|Industrial|Infrastructure|Machine Tools|Materials Handling|Mobile|Oil and Gas|Power Generation|Process|Transportation|Water
    Products specifications
    Attribute nameAttribute value
    UOMEAConnection Type 124° Cone End
    Optional AccessoriesPre-Assembled with Nut and EO-PSR Cutting RingTube Outside Diameter 14 MM
    ShapeMale Stud ElbowConnection Type 2Male Metric Taper Thread (DIN 3852-1 Type C)
    SeriesVery lightParker DivisionTube Fitting
    Connection Size 3M08 x 1.0 TapParker GroupFluid Connector