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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: TheBoy on 28 January 2026, 17:15:10
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Can anyone identify the connector on the left? Middle is Euro, right is PCL.
(https://theboy.omegaowners.com/oofpics/oof_odds_and_sods/airlineconnectortype.png)
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Dis a search on the picture - not sure id any of this helps
Connector (from left to right) Likely Style/Type Common Application
Left (Brass/Silver) Appears to be a Japanese-style or Nitto-style plug, likely 3/8". Often used in industrial settings and high-flow applications.
Middle (Brass/Silver with Black Housing) Resembles a PCL-type or Industrial-type fitting. Very common in the UK and general workshop/engineering environments.
Right (Yellow Zinc-Plated Steel) Likely a US Industrial-style (M-style/Milton) or automotive-style (T-style/Truflate) plug, possibly 1/4". Widely used in North America for home and mechanic shop air hoses.
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Looks like the PF Range (male Schrader) for the quick release of air tools.