Truck air fittings

Truck air fittings are fasteners used in the compressed air system of trucks (trucks) to connect different pneumatic components together. These fittings enable the safe and reliable transport of compressed air between the different parts of the compressed air system. There are different types of air fittings that can be used depending on the specific requirements and configuration of the truck compressed air system. Some of the common types are:

Screw fittings: These fittings consist of a male and female thread that are bolted together to create a tight connection. They are easy to install and provide reliable waterproofing.

Quick-release couplings: This type of fittings allows for quick and easy connection and disconnection of compressed air lines. They are often used in applications where frequent coupling and uncoupling operations are required.

The pneumatic fittings are usually made of high-quality materials such as brass, stainless steel or plastic to ensure high strength, corrosion resistance and durability. Proper selection and installation of fittings is critical to ensure reliable performance of the truck compressed air system and prevent potential air leakage.

T-fittings: T-fittings are used to split or combine a compressed air line in two directions.

Angle fittings: These fittings allow compressed air lines to be connected at an angle and facilitate installation in confined spaces.

Reducers: Reducers are used to connect lines of different diameters together.