Anyone know the mcmaster part number
03-14-2005, 04:45 PM
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Anyone know the mcmaster part number
I saw some airline connectors that were press connectors. Like you put in the wing, and put in the fuse and press together and instant air connection. Anyone know where I can get them at McMaster? I know I can get these at BVM but I need like 10 of them and $350.00 isn't exactly in the budget for them.
03-14-2005, 05:34 PM
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RE: Anyone know the mcmaster part number
Sean, is this what you are looking for:
5012K14
5012K51
They are on Catalogue page 149. http://www.mcmaster.com/
5012K14
5012K51
They are on Catalogue page 149. http://www.mcmaster.com/
03-15-2005, 12:48 AM
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RE: Anyone know the mcmaster part number
Sean,
These are BVM EZ AIR fittings. They are a propriatary part, made by BVM, P/N 5495, and cost $24.95 for a set of 6. (Twice the quantity shown in the BVM catalog photo you supplied). McMaster-Carr can't help you with this exact part.
Six connectors are $24.95, so twelve connectors would be $50 bucks.. Patti has them in stock.
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These are BVM EZ AIR fittings. They are a propriatary part, made by BVM, P/N 5495, and cost $24.95 for a set of 6. (Twice the quantity shown in the BVM catalog photo you supplied). McMaster-Carr can't help you with this exact part.
Six connectors are $24.95, so twelve connectors would be $50 bucks.. Patti has them in stock.
Harley Condra
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03-15-2005, 12:54 AM
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RE: Anyone know the mcmaster part number
Harley, when I said ten, I meant 10 full sets, but I thought they were around 35 bucks a set. Still a 250.00 solution, but if that's what I need, then so be it, I'm building a pnematic control panel at work with a door that closes, 1/16 lines. I've used the bvm ones before and know they work, so no worries, thanks for the info, didn't know they were proprietary.
03-15-2005, 10:07 AM
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RE: Anyone know the mcmaster part number
Sein,
Try this company for industrial fitting needs of pnuematics. They will have what you need however in brass or stainless a bit heavy for model use.
www.beswick.com
Try this company for industrial fitting needs of pnuematics. They will have what you need however in brass or stainless a bit heavy for model use.
www.beswick.com
03-15-2005, 12:05 PM
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RE: Anyone know the mcmaster part number
SMC Pneumatics makes a similar fitting. (Not exactly but the same idea.) I have used them a lot in the past on automated tooling. You can find a majority of their items at [link=http://www.smcusa.com/]SMCUSA[/link].
Hope that helps,
Matt
Hope that helps,
Matt
03-15-2005, 12:31 PM
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http://a1989.g.akamai.net/f/1989/710...ACC_275363.pdf
Page 508. You need the KSV and KDV inserts for this blind mate pneumatic connector. I think the 2 mm nipple size will work on 1/16 airline, I am not sure.
The rub is you gotta find a reasonable Festo distributor or these are gonna cost you.
Page 508. You need the KSV and KDV inserts for this blind mate pneumatic connector. I think the 2 mm nipple size will work on 1/16 airline, I am not sure.
The rub is you gotta find a reasonable Festo distributor or these are gonna cost you.
