Parker Hannifin SKU: 36750613

Parker Legris LF3600 6mm - 1/4'' Bspt Male Stud Fitting

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Maximum Operating Pressure
Vacuum–30 bar
Size / port thread
4–14 mm
Temperature Range
-25°C to +150°C

Overview

The Parker Legris LF3600 is a push-to-connect stud fitting designed for medical equipment and low-pressure fluid distribution systems handling lubricants and greases. This straight connector joins 6 mm tubing to a R 1/4 male BSPT port, making it ideal for compact installations where reliable, leak-free connections are essential. Constructed from FDA-approved chemical nickel-plated brass with an FKM seal, the fitting operates across a temperature range of −25 °C to 150 °C and withstands pressures up to 30 bar, whilst maintaining a vacuum rating of 755 mm-Hg for sealed-system applications. The tube-to-port configuration simplifies assembly and maintenance, reducing downtime in critical environments. Supplied in boxes of ten units, this fitting serves industrial manufacturing, medical devices, process instrumentation, and food & beverage applications where hygiene standards and material compatibility are paramount.

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Specifications

Maximum Operating Pressure Vacuum–30 bar
Size / port thread 4–14 mm
Temperature Range -25°C to +150°C
Working media compressed air, neutral gases and industrial fluids
Application nickel-plated brass push-in fittings for high temperature, grease and lubricant duty
Pressure (detail) 10⁻² millibar (vacuum) to 30 bar (20 bar on shapes 3609, 3639 and 3699). Range STAMP — Parker Legris current catalogue, p.33 (LF 3600)
Size (detail) 4 to 14 mm
Temperature (detail) -25°C to +150°C
Catalogue reference AGC category: 3675

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