
When you are connecting gas lines or setting up a custom welding rig, you need fittings that you can trust. The Harris 9007049 Tube Fitting is a top-tier solution for connecting 1/4-inch tubing to equipment with 1/4-inch female NPT ports. Made from durable stainless steel, this connector is tougher than standard brass fittings, making it the ideal choice for shops and field sites where equipment takes a beating. Stainless steel provides excellent strength and resists corrosion, ensuring that your connections stay secure and clean over time, even in humid or chemically active environments.
This adapter is perfect for a wide range of applications. You might use it to connect a gas line to a regulator, adapt a solenoid valve, or build out a custom manifold for multiple torch setups. The 1/4" MNPT side screws securely into standard pipe threads, creating a tight seal that prevents gas leaks—saving you money on wasted argon, CO2, or oxygen. The 1/4" O.D. tube side is designed to grip the tubing firmly, handling the pressures associated with welding gases and pneumatic tools without slipping or leaking.
Key Benefits for Welders and Fabricators:
Don't let a cheap fitting be the weak link in your production line. Upgrade to the Harris 9007049 for a professional-grade connection that lasts. Whether you are repairing a machine or building a new system, this fitting provides the mechanical strength and sealing capability required for high-performance welding and industrial operations.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Harris |
| Item:Accessory |
| Packaging Description:1-per-each |
| Material:Stainless Steel |
| Connection Type 1:1/4" O.D. Tube |
| Connection Type 2:1/4" MNPT |
| Fitting Type:Connector / Adapter |
| Application:Gas Distribution, Instrumentation, Fluid Handling |
| Fuel/Gas:N/A |
| Fits Which Handle:n/a |
| Oxy Press:N\A |
| Fuel Press:N\A |
| Weld Cap Or BTU/HR:N\A |
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