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Y-224 - Y Connector 111-5 1/4" MNPT

Packaging: 1 of each
$46.52/ea

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OVERVIEW

Western Enterprises© Short "Y" Connection: 1/4" NPT male inlet to 1/4" NPT female outlet.

Brass.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 of each
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Inlet Connection:1/4" NPT Male
Outlet Connection:1/4" NPT Female (x2)
Shape:Y-Block
Gas Service:Industrial Gases, Compressed Air, Inert Gas
Brand:Western Enterprises
Material:Brass
Thread Size:1/4" NPT
Connection Type:Male NPT to Female NPT
Packaging Description:pack of 1

INCLUDED

  • 1x Western Enterprises 111-5 Short Y-Connector

APPLICATIONS

  • Splitting regulator output for dual-torch operations.
  • Distributing shielding gas to a welder and a back-purge line simultaneously.
  • Creating custom gas manifolds for laboratory or industrial use.
  • Splitting compressed air lines for pneumatic tools.
  • Connecting multiple gauges or switches to a single pressure port.

FAQ

The Western Enterprises 111-5 features one 1/4" NPT Male inlet and two 1/4" NPT Female outlets.

It is machined from solid brass, providing durability and corrosion resistance.

Yes, brass is generally compatible with oxygen, but ensure the fitting is kept free of oil, grease, and other contaminants before use in oxygen systems.

No, this is a static Y-connector (splitter) and does not contain check valves or shut-off valves.

Yes, NPT threads require a suitable thread sealant like PTFE tape or pipe dope to ensure a leak-free seal.

While specific ratings depend on the application, standard brass NPT fittings are typically suitable for pressures found in regulator outlets and general industrial gas distribution (often up to 3000 PSI depending on wall thickness, but recommended for downstream use).

Yes, it is fully compatible with inert gases such as Argon, Helium, and Nitrogen, as well as CO2.

A Y-connector splits the flow at an angle, which can offer better flow characteristics and less turbulence compared to the 90-degree split of a standard T-fitting.