Sealey Screwed Adaptor Male 3/8""BSPT - Pack of 5 - ACX19

Sealey Screwed Adaptor Male 3/8""BSPT - Pack of 5. Free airflow rate at 100psi(7bar): 35-40cfm(991...

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This guide is for general workshop users and mechanics who need reliable air fittings for their tools. The Sealey Screwed Adaptor Male 3/8""BSPT (Pack of 5) offers excellent value and compatibility with standard UK air couplings, ensuring free airflow for optimal tool performance. A potential consideration is that these are economy fittings, best suited for general use rather than heavy-duty industrial applications.

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Model Part NumberACX19
BrandSealey

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FAQs

What does 3/8""BSPT mean?

BSPT stands for British Standard Pipe Taper. It's a specific type of pipe thread used for mechanical joints in plumbing and pneumatic systems. 3/8"" refers to the nominal pipe size.

Are these adaptors suitable for high-pressure applications?

These are economy fittings designed for general workshop use. While they perform well at 100psi (7 bar), they may not be suitable for extreme industrial high-pressure applications where heavy-duty fittings are required.

How many adaptors are included in a pack?

Each pack contains five Sealey Screwed Adaptor Male 3/8""BSPT units.

Can I use these with US style air couplings?

No, these are specifically designed for compatibility with UK style couplings. US standards often use different thread sizes and coupling designs.

What is the airflow rate of these adaptors?

The free airflow rate is between 35-40 cfm (991-1133 L/min) at 100 psi (7 bar).

How do I clean the adaptors?

Wipe with a dry cloth to remove dust and debris. Ensure threads are clean before connecting to prevent issues.

Troubleshooting

Air leak at connection

Ensure the thread is properly seated and tightened. Check for any debris on the threads. For persistent leaks, consider using thread sealant tape (PTFE tape) on the male threads before connecting.

Reduced airflow to tool

Verify that the adaptor is correctly installed and not obstructed. Check that the air compressor is providing adequate pressure (100psi or 7 bar recommended) and that the air hose is not kinked or damaged.

Adaptor does not fit coupling

Confirm you are using a UK style coupling system, as this adaptor is specifically designed for it. Ensure the coupling and adaptor threads are clean and undamaged.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Offers good value for money with a pack of five units.
  • Compatible with standard UK style air couplings.
  • Ensures efficient airflow (35-40cfm at 100psi) for effective tool operation.
  • Durable construction for long-lasting use.
  • Versatile for general workshop applications with various air tools.

Cons

  • Classified as economy fittings, may not be suitable for extremely high-demand or industrial environments.
  • Specific thread size (3/8""BSPT) means it's not universally compatible with all global thread standards.
  • Nett weight of 0.178kg per pack, which is standard but worth noting for bulk handling.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Simply screw the male 3/8""BSPT thread into the corresponding female port on your air hose or tool. Ensure a snug fit to prevent air leaks.

Compatibility: This adaptor is designed for use with standard UK style air couplings. It features a 3/8""BSPT male thread, which is common for many pneumatic tools and hoses.

Care: To maintain performance, periodically check the adaptor for any signs of damage or wear. Keep the threads clean by wiping with a dry cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the material.

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