Non-Positionable O-SEAL

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Non-Positionable O-SEAL

↪ Tube connection to a non-positionable O-seal connection involves several steps and considerations.
↪ The process typically requires replacing the tube fitting with a fitting compatible with an O-seal design.

Identify Components: Understand the current tube connection setup, including the size and type of fittings involved.
Prepare the System: Shut off any valves and depressurize the system if necessary. Ensure safety precautions are followed.
Document Changes: Update any relevant documentation or schematics to reflect the system's changes for future reference.
Prepare O-Seal Fitting: Apply any necessary sealant or thread tape to the threads of the new O-seal fitting to ensure a tight seal.
Test System: Conduct thorough testing to ensure the system operates as expected with the new non-positionable O-seal connection.
Remove Existing Tube Fitting: Disconnect the tube from the existing fitting using appropriate tools. Be careful to avoid damaging other components.
Install O-Seal Fitting: Screw the O-seal fitting into the exact location where the tube fitting was removed. Tighten it securely using the appropriate tools.
Secure and Label: Once everything is functioning correctly, secure any loose components and label the new connection appropriately for future reference.
Attach Tubing: Once the fitting is securely in place, reattach the tubing to the new O-seal fitting. Ensure it is properly aligned and tightened to prevent leaks.
Maintenance and Monitoring: Regularly monitor the new connection for any signs of wear or leaks and perform routine maintenance as needed to ensure continued reliability.
Check for Leaks: Pressurize the system and check for any leaks around the new fitting. If leaks are present, tighten connections as needed and retest until no leaks are detected.
Select Replacement Fitting: Choose a fitting compatible with O-seals. This fitting should have the same thread type and size as the existing tube fitting but designed for O-seal compatibility.

O-Seal Straight Thread Connector RMC-UO

O-Seal Straight Thread Connector RMC-UO

↪ This is a connector designed for straight threads and uses O-rings to create a seal. It's suitable for applications where straight threads are used, and the O-ring provides a reliable seal.
➢ 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 2" (inch sizes)
➢ M6, M8, M10, M12, M16, M20, M24, M30 (metric sizes) o-seal straight thread connector

Attach a fractional tube to a female straight thread

o-seal straight thread connector size

O-Seal Pipe Thread Connector RMC-NO

O-Seal Pipe Thread Connector RMC-NO

↪ This connector is designed for pipe threads and utilizes O-rings for sealing purposes. It's specifically intended for use with pipe threads, where a tighter seal is needed compared to straight threads.
➢ 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 2" (inch sizes)
➢ M10x1.0, M12x1.25, M14x1.5, M16x1.5, M20x1.5, M24x2.0 (metric sizes) o-seal-pipe-conn

Join a fractional tube to a Female NPT thread

o-seal pipe thread connector rmc-no size

Non-Positionable SAE Male Connector RMCS-U

Non-Positionable SAE Male Connector RMCS-U

↪ This connector is designed to connect tubing or hose to a component with SAE straight threads. It's non-positionable, meaning once it's tightened, it cannot be rotated or repositioned easily. The "U" likely indicates that it's an SAE thread type.
➢ 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 3/4", 1", 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 2" (inch sizes) o-seal-male-conn

Join a fractional tube to an SAE straight thread boss

non-positionable male connector

Connect a metric tube to an SAE straight thread boss

non-positionable male connector detail


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