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Compression Fittings

Compression fittings are used in the distribution network of a central lubrication system to join two tubes together.

Brass construction
For use with metal or nylon tubing
Three-piece assembly that consists of the body, nut and sleeve

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Compression Fittings - Hex Bushings

Hex Compression Bushings are used in central lubrication systems to join tubing together.
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Hex compression fitting

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Compression Fitting Nut

Compression Fitting Nuts are used in central lubrication systems to join tubing together.
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Compression fitting

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Metal Sleeve

Metal Sleeves are used in central lubrication systems to join together tubing.
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Metal sleeve

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Half Sleeve for Nylon Tubing

Nylon Half Sleeves are used in central lubrication systems to join nylon tubing together.
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Nylon half sleeve

Why do you need Compression Fittings?

Join tubing together with compression fittings.

No Soldering

Compression fittings are easily assembled using a wrench.

Ease of Maintenance

Compression fittings are simple to remove for maintenance purposes.

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