MIDWEST FASTENER CORP
MIDWEST FASTENER CORP 35708 5/8" Brass Compression Sleeves 8PK
Pack of eight 5/8-inch brass compression sleeves for air-compressor fittings
- Eight brass sleeves for multiple compression connections
- 5/8 inch size fits standard tubing and fittings
- Brass construction resists corrosion in fluid systems
- New condition ensures clean, undamaged sealing surfaces
- Manufacturer direct shipment from Midwest Fastener Corp
Brass Compression Sleeves for Air Lines
This pack supplies eight 5/8 inch brass compression sleeves designed for use with air compressors and vacuum pumps. They create a secure seal on tubing connections in pneumatic systems. The fittings suit workshops and garages that run compressed air lines. Each sleeve is machined from brass for corrosion resistance.
Replacing Worn or Leaking Ferrules
Swap out damaged ferrules when air leaks appear at fitting joints or during routine maintenance of pneumatic circuits. The upgrade is worth it when existing sleeves show deformation, corrosion or cracking that compromises the seal. New brass sleeves restore integrity without replacing the entire fitting body. They fit standard compression nuts used on 5/8 inch tubing.
Eight-Pack Capacity for Multiple Joints
The eight-piece quantity covers several connection points on a typical compressor installation or allows spares for future repairs. It handles standard shop air pressures found in automotive and industrial pneumatic tools. The supply runs out when a project demands more than eight joints or when larger diameter tubing is required. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Eight brass sleeves for multiple compression connections
- 5/8 inch size fits standard tubing and fittings
- Brass construction resists corrosion in fluid systems
- New condition ensures clean, undamaged sealing surfaces
- Manufacturer direct shipment from Midwest Fastener Corp
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe diameter do the 35708 sleeves accept?
The 35708 sleeves are sized for 5/8 inch tubing, so the pipe must match that outside diameter for a proper seal.
How are the 35708 sleeves installed, and what step is often missed?
Slide the nut then the sleeve onto the tube, insert the tube fully into the fitting body, and tighten the nut; the step often missed is ensuring the tube bottoms out before tightening.
When should the 35708 brass sleeves be replaced?
Replace a sleeve if it shows deformation, cracks, or if a joint weeps after re-tightening; brass does not fatigue on a schedule, so inspect during any system service.
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