L Type Hex Male Thread Elbow Push In Fitting, PL601, 0.24 in Hose to M10 Thread

Product Description The WJZX L-Type Hex Male Thread Elbow Push-In Fitting is a specialized component for pneumatic air systems. Constructed from plastic and copper-plated zinc, it offers durability and reliable performance. Its L-type design allows for quick assembly of 0.24" (6mm) pneumatic hoses with a 90° angle change and M10 male threaded connection, making it convenient for installation, maintenance, and repair in various industrial and automation setups. Specifications Brand : WJZX Product Name : L-Type Hex Male Thread Elbow Push-In Fitting Model : PL601 Material : Plastic + Copper-plated Zinc Hose Size : 0.24" (6mm) ID Thread Size : M10 Male Thread Type : L-Type Elbow Quantity : 1 Piece Features Durability : Made from plastic and copper-plated zinc to withstand pneumatic system demands, resisting wear and corrosion. Quick Push-In Connection : Enables fast assembly of pneumatic hoses, reducing installation time in industrial operations. 90° Directional Change : Facilitates air routing at a right angle, enabling flexible pneumatic piping designs around obstacles. Hexagonal Design : Facilitates easy tightening and loosening of the male thread with a wrench, ensuring a secure connection. Versatility : Suitable for various pneumatic applications, connecting hoses to male threaded components in machinery and automation systems. Application Ideal for use in industrial pneumatic systems, automation equipment, and air-powered machinery. It can be used to connect 0.24" (6mm) pneumatic hoses to M10 male threaded fittings at a 90° angle, enabling efficient air transmission and flexible routing in manufacturing, assembly, and other industrial processes. Installation Guidelines Ensure the end of the pneumatic hose (0.24" / 6mm ID) is cut cleanly and free of debris. Push the hose firmly into the push-in port of the elbow until it clicks into place, ensuring a secure fit. Thread the male end of the elbow onto the corresponding female threaded component, tightening it securely with a wrench to prevent air leakage. Test the pneumatic system after installation to ensure proper air flow and no leakage.