Parker Legris LF3000 12mm - 1/2"Bspt Male Stud Elbow
Overview
The Parker Legris LF3000 12mm to 1/2" BSPT male stud elbow is a 90° push-to-connect fitting designed for compressed air applications in packaging and industrial processing environments.
This elbow fitting combines a 12mm tube connection with a R 1/2 BSPT male port, making it ideal for routing compressed air lines in tight spaces where directional changes are needed. The technical polymer body with stainless steel gripping ring delivers reliable, leak-free connections whilst remaining lightweight and corrosion-resistant. Rated for operating temperatures between −20 °C and 80 °C with a vacuum rating of 755 mm Hg, this fitting handles the demanding conditions of pneumatic systems where durability and consistent performance are essential. The hexagon metric design (21 hex size) simplifies installation and removal in confined areas.
Supplied in boxes of 10 units with NBR seals for dependable service, this fitting serves manufacturers across industrial automation, food and beverage processing, and instrument air distribution systems.
Specifications
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +80°C |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Technical Polymer |
| Seal Material | NBR |
| Hex Size | 21 |
| Weight | 0.035 kg |
| For Fluid Type | Other Fluids: Please Consult Us, Air (Compressed Air) |
| Product Series | LF 3000® |
| Product Type | Pneumatic Push-In Fittings - LF 3000® |
| Quantity per Box | 10 |
| Configuration | Tube to Port |
| Connection 1 Size | 12 mm Tube O.D. |
| Connection 2 Size | R 1/2 inch Thread |
| Connection 2 Type | BSPT, Male |
| Shape | Elbow 90° |
| Connection 1 Type | Tube |
| Application | Robotics, Vacuum, Textile, Pneumatics, Automotive, Packaging |
| Gripping Ring Material | Stainless Steel |
| Hex Type | Hexagon Metric |
| Vacuum Pressure Rating | 755 mm-Hg |
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