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Help identifying airline connector
« on: Yesterday at 17:15:10 »

Can anyone identify the connector on the left?  Middle is Euro, right is PCL.

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Re: Help identifying airline connector
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 17:30:03 »


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.
https://www.google.com/search?vsdim=1024%2C984&gsessionid=zRwDJgZD2tUctxmxjf2bJ16nmfQay21dfyDCAU0BJmQr2V9N5phpeQ&lsessionid=i4dMUlyVoJURbT7WDk-g0YYCkc94ZTK5NoLwQViL89VoRcBCZXlTVA&lns_surface=26&authuser=0&biw=1280&bih=562&hl=en-GB&vsrid=CIiT3ZLe_9q-2gEQBhgBIiQxM0ZEODE0Mi03QjI2LTQyMDYtQTY2Ri03Q0NFMUQ3RjQ5MEQyBiICZWgoADjggL_q4K6SAw&q=&vsint=CAQqCgoCCAcSAggHIAE6IwoWDR2PaT4VqMbzPh172rE-Jel9Cz8wARCACBjYByUAAIA_&lns_mode=un&qsubts=1769621249710&stq=1&cs=0&lei=_UZ6abuUIra6i-gPp-vi4QE&udm=50&fbs=ADc_l-Yv0YTTwuvIVYRVntg99Yl4C2siJayzZyC50sFnWwRH6vz1B5FWU7MG5hLcu0e8wEqc2_u96TK4hxE2XBTXzHUORpqQiyObQCXnYAGgXZH2o66vJE5uMh1-iVDvFAkQ49xtu1Mb99n2iUliQt77NKRpdpwFPw&ved=2ahUKEwiEo7Lw4K6SAxUi87sIHYR4AlgQ0NsOegQIGRAA&aep=10&ntc=1&mstk=AUtExfARvmAQTAiaO80NN5z-c8upopm-vLbZtdgFymLGWSxzk_JqVb8zejkOumHu-TPwzUMkTFqptt4Y_m1-D-yyE1bxINhcBfP9NnqzZDNvBsA-Dm2FqvHyHh8H6bjfNDq6rRQkFxyh-fuxnhzWKY5SghX41jQG4jScl24K0OHRNICQRL6BDACVvbUYoLOftbVQ0P55YXHk-n-JzzRuTxID9LI9FrG4cdHcvQtPgrgUTF_eJAiYpsnwHDbBpw&csuir=1&atvm=1
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Re: Help identifying airline connector
« Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 20:08:21 »

Looks like the PF Range (male Schrader) for the quick release of air tools. 
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Re: Help identifying airline connector
« Reply #3 on: Today at 15:09:33 »

ARO 3810 10mm...

https://twlnz.co.nz/aro-hose-insert-10mm-model-3810/?srsltid=AfmBOooA7EhUpWez2nWx4LKJ0FjEgay9_D8CbjecsLEtZ_6qU9w3UGAq

Obviously with a threaded insert on the other end rather than the hose tail of the one I linked to.
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Re: Help identifying airline connector
« Reply #4 on: Today at 15:21:55 »

With the info from Skruntie's AI (which predictably cocked up the 2 I did know, but its the (sad) future ;D), it's identified as a Nitto Kohki coupling :y.  Apparently the dominant connector in the far east. Which makes sense, as this is decidedly Ching Chong.

Obviously, I'm not dicking around with adapters or adapter lines, so will have another go at undoing it to put something more useful on.


Its also compelled me to sort out the rest of my air stuff, having a fairly even mixture of PCL and Euro, forcing me to constant dick around with adapters.  So I'll be replacing all the PCL couplings with Euro :y
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Re: Help identifying airline connector
« Reply #5 on: Today at 15:35:24 »

With the info from Skruntie's AI (which predictably cocked up the 2 I did know, but its the (sad) future ;D), it's identified as a Nitto Kohki coupling :y.  Apparently the dominant connector in the far east. Which makes sense, as this is decidedly Ching Chong.

WTF have you been ordering that's got that nonsense attached to it? I would have thought a man of your "experiences" would have been more careful with what gets put in their garage.  :P
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