Legris
Legris 3609 10 17 Brass Male Elbow 90° 10 mm Tube 3/8 in BSPT
Nickel-plated brass 90° push-fit elbow joins 10 mm tube to 3/8 in BSPT thread, rated 435 psi and 302 °F
- TypeDrain Components
- 90-degree elbow routes tubing in tight spaces
- Push-to-connect 10 mm tube end speeds installation
- 3/8 in BSPT male thread seals directly into port
- Brass body withstands 435 psi and 302 °F
- Compact 29 mm length fits confined layouts
Brass Push-Fit Elbow Fitting
This nickel-plated brass elbow provides a 90-degree push-to-connect joint for 10 mm tubing on one end and a 3/8 in BSPT male thread on the other. It is built for lubrication circuits and general fluid-handling systems that require a compact right-angle connection. The fitting carries a maximum operating pressure of 435 psi and a maximum temperature of 302 Degrees F.
Installers needing a single right-angle joint
Technicians assembling or repairing lubrication lines with 10 mm outer-diameter tubing will find the push-fit end quick to install without tools. The BSPT male thread mates with standard 3/8 in female ports. Buyers who require a straight coupling, a different tube diameter, a female thread or a fitting rated above 435 psi should select another part.
90-degree orientation with push-fit and BSPT ends
The defining characteristic is the 90-degree elbow that joins a 10 mm push-to-connect port to a 3/8 in BSPT male thread in one piece. This geometry fixes the flow direction and the two connection types, so the part only suits layouts that match both the angle and the exact port specifications.
Highlights
- 90-degree elbow routes tubing in tight spaces
- Push-to-connect 10 mm tube end speeds installation
- 3/8 in BSPT male thread seals directly into port
- Brass body withstands 435 psi and 302 °F
- Compact 29 mm length fits confined layouts
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Brand | Legris |
| Model | 3609 10 17 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 10 mm push-to-connect side and the 3/8 in BSPT male thread, and what step is often missed?
Push the 10 mm tube fully into the fitting until it seats against the internal stop, then pull back gently to confirm the collet grips. For the 3/8 in BSPT thread, apply PTFE tape or thread sealant to the male threads before tightening — the pre-applied sealant is not included, so skipping this step causes leaks.
What maintenance or replacement will this brass elbow need over time?
Inspect the O-ring inside the push-to-connect port periodically; replace the fitting if the collet no longer holds the 10 mm tube securely or if the brass shows dezincification or cracking. The nickel-plated brass body resists corrosion, but thread sealant on the 3/8 in BSPT side may need reapplication if the joint is broken and remade.
Which limit appears first during sustained high-pressure or high-temperature use?
The maximum operating pressure of 435 psi is typically reached before the 302 °F temperature limit in most pneumatic or fluid systems, so pressure rating governs the design envelope for continuous duty.
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