Air fittings?

[OPBN]

Would anyone know where to find a fitting similiar to this:



This is from Palmers, but not what I need. The one I want has extended threads on the threaded side and terminates in a barb. It would be found on a PB Ballistics E-bolt and is used as an ASA screw, but allows for fitting a barb into the female threads and running air from the LPR to the valve etc. I have one, but need another. I can take a pic if anyone needs.

I tried Googling Air Fittings, Pneumatic fittings etc. and can't seem to find it.

I appreciate any help.

[211]

you can look here:

http://www.clippard.com/

pics would help

[secretweaponevan]

pics would help

Yeah. Draw it in MSPaint. Someone could lathe one up.

[OPBN]

Ok, was able to get an actual pic of it loaded:



I would think it has to be a fairly standard fitting.

[MANN]

what size ends/threading do you need. I know the barb end looks to be 1/16" tubing. the threading looks to be 10/32 on the female side. Is the male side the same?

[MANN]

can you give us more of the application use. I have a clippard catalog in front of me, and something similar is on page 316

I can look through my other fittings catalogs, but need to know what properties of the fitting are important.

[MANN]

edit I have what looks like in the top post. what you need is going to be marker specific. you need to look for spare parts for it.

[OPBN]

The female side is 10-32 as the barb fitting off of my LPR screws into into it. The male threads, I hate to be a noob, but am not sure. I do know that it will screw into the holes on the bottom of both my Intelliframe and my Tippman 98 that is was meant for.

It came in a Psycho Ballistics E-bolt kit. I am kind of surprised that they would have used a custom fitting.

[MANN]

get a 10/32 extender, and drill and tap the male end for a fitting. you will have to use something smaller. such as 6-32

[OPBN]

If I can't find it, I will probably just figure out another mounting method. I was just hoping it was a standard fitting.

Thanks for the effort.