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Value Brand 6AFR0 1/4 in x 3/8 in Brass Hose Barb Elbow
A 90-degree brass elbow fitting with 1/4 in hose barb and 3/8 in NPT threads, rated to 300 psi for low-pressure pneumatic or water lines
- 1/4 in barb fits standard hose sizes
- 90 degree elbow redirects flow in tight spaces
- Brass construction resists corrosion and wear
- 300 psi rating handles low-pressure air and water lines
- Hose Barb x NPT connection suits pneumatic and fluid systems
Brass hose barb elbow for pneumatic lines
This ZORO SELECT 6AFR0 fitting connects a 1/4 inch hose barb to a 3/8 inch male NPT thread. The 90 degree elbow redirects flow in tight routing situations. Brass construction resists corrosion in low-pressure air and water systems. It is rated for 300 psi in normal use.
Elbow shape and brass material change routing
The 90 degree bend lets installers turn a line without extra fittings or kinked hose. Brass withstands coolant, fuel and compressed air without rusting. The rigid barbed end grips push-on hose securely when clamped. No additional sealant or tape is described in the data.
Suits low-pressure air, water and fluid transfer
Mechanics and maintenance teams can use it on spray guns, coolant loops and fuel lines up to the stated pressure. Buyers needing higher pressure ratings, different thread sizes or non-brass materials should look elsewhere. The Proposition 65 notice indicates chemical content that may restrict use in certain regulated environments.
Highlights
- 1/4 in barb fits standard hose sizes
- 90 degree elbow redirects flow in tight spaces
- Brass construction resists corrosion and wear
- 300 psi rating handles low-pressure air and water lines
- Hose Barb x NPT connection suits pneumatic and fluid systems
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How often should the brass elbow fitting be inspected or replaced in a pneumatic system?
Inspect the brass elbow periodically for corrosion, thread wear or barb deformation; replace it if leaks appear at the 300 psi rating or if the 90 degree bend shows cracking.
What pressure limit will be reached first during continuous compressed-air use?
The fitting is rated for 300 psi operating pressure; sustained pressure above that level will cause the first failure.
Does the brass fitting get hot or add noise when air runs through it all day?
Brass conducts heat but the small 1/4 in by 3/8 in elbow adds negligible temperature rise and no audible noise under normal flow.
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