Pirtek Adds Quick Disconnect Range to New Couplings

Wed April 23, 2008 - National Edition
Construction Equipment Guide

Pirtek USA has added to its Quick Disconnect range of couplings.

These new couplings are designed for use in pneumatic applications and are used by all sectors of industry from automotive repair shops to large manufacturing facilities. More specifically, the Quick Disconnect couplings can be used to connect air tools and air hoses to a compressed air system.

The PAC-20 (Pirtek air coupling) and the PAP-20 (Pirtek air probe) are rated to 300 psi and are manufactured with a 0.25 in. NPT female threads at each end.

This new range can be used in conjunction with the existing Pirtek 50 ft. utility hoses, which are pre-assembled with a 0.25 inch NPT male fitting.

For more information, visit www.eta1houronsite.

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