What exactly is the input fitting? Description says 1/4", but is that NPT, Compression, or OD Tube Quick Connect?
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Compression. I inserted my piece of aquarium tubing (don't have it handy for measuring right now) and tightened down the end. Haven't had any leakage problems.
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Fittings are specialized LPG quick connect, not listed as 1/4" or 3/8". Male side is directly crimp-fitted on, female side has 1/4" MPT crimp-fitted, and female quick connect by 1/4" FPT fastened on. My assumption is 1/4" ID hose. For low pressure gas use only, such as gas grills, lights, etc.
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OD of the coil is 1/4". 3/16" will not fit on the coil, here at Homebrewstuff we us 1/2" od X 1/4" id to connect to our coils.
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1/4 in. OD is what I use. Works great. Also, This pump is solid made. The adjustable air flow is good and the pump is quiet.
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You'll need a 1/4" coupler to connect to 1/4" hose and accessories. Hoses come in several lengths and qualities depending on the type of job you're using this for. I use my compressor for blowing out dust from electronic equipment, airing up tires and other very minor jobs and an inexpensive plastic coil hose has worked fine. I also purchased a lower end 1/4" accessory kit, which came with the coupler for the same reasons.
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I'm using Industrial Interchange type connector to Male NPT like: Coilhose Pneumatics 1502 1/4-Inch Body Size, Coilflow Industrial Interchange Connector, 1/4-Inch NPT, Female
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The inlet and outlet are a both 1/2" NPT threads on the inline pump head. We sale quick disconnect couplers the thread right on or we have a 1/2" barb that has a 1/2" NPT female threads.
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The input and output on the pump are the same size, 1/4", I think; you may need an adapter union.
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I'm not sure what the exact line size is but the tubing itself is smaller than 1/4"
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I didn't use the 1/4 plastic hose. I used 1/4" copper tube. Just insert it into the powermate unloader port. On the compressor head I screwed in a 3/8" male npt to 1/4" compression fitting. Incert the other end of tube and tighten. Hope this helps
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I have 2 of these soaker hoses. the OD is 5/8 and works with all 5/8 fitting from home depot and tractor supply. This is way better than the cheap stuff that is 1/2 inch. NOT 1/2 inch.
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The pump ships with a short length of 1/4" hose to connect between the fitting and a distribution splitter. 1/4" is the correct size. I purchased 3/8 based on this answer, and it's very loose fitting.
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The air imput is a female 1/4" NPT. You will have to obtain fittings that match you present air line system. I use an adapter coupling that is installed in the air guage permantly that plugs into the air line coupler. I hope this helps.
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This is for 1/8 tubing for airbrushes. I assume you're trying to fit a small garage compressor to an airbrush so... You'll need a reducer to fit 1/4 NPT, plus pipe threads are tapered and these connectors are straight thread with gaskets to seal them. I hope this helps, there are some sellers on Amazon that sell fittings to change from one brand to another and include some pipe thread sizes. Just type "airbrush fittings" and a bunch will show up.
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Dixon DCP2144B Brass Air Chief Industrial Interchange Quick-Connect Air Hose Fitting, Plug, 1/4" Coupling x 3/8" Hose ID Barbed...amazon sells it
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One end has a 1/4 or 3/8 male npt pipe thread the other has the male quick disconnect coupling that fits into the female disconnect coupling in the picture
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The specifications on the Amazon site state it is 1/4" female NPT. I also checked the manufacturer's web site at miltonindustries.com and on page 57 of their PDF catalog it shows the S693 having a 1/4" female NPT fitting. Since you will likely use other tools, you should buy a 1/4" male NPT plug with the appropriate connector for the quick-release fitting at the end of your air hose. These plugs should only be $2 to $3 each. If you are going to connect this directly to a hose, without a quick-connect fitting, then you should be able to obtain a 3/8" to 1/4" adapter at a local hardware store. Don't forget to use Teflon tape on the threads.