Parker Legris LF3000 12mm - 3/8"Bspt Male Stud Extended Elbow
Overview
The Parker Legris LF3000 12mm – 3/8" BSPT Male Stud Extended Elbow is a push-to-connect pneumatic fitting designed for low-pressure compressed air and vacuum applications.
This 90° elbow fitting connects 12mm tubing to a 3/8" BSPT male port, making it ideal for routing pneumatic lines in confined spaces or around equipment obstacles. The technical polymer body with stainless steel gripping ring delivers reliable, leak-free connections without requiring tools, whilst the extended elbow configuration allows easy access for tube insertion and removal. Rated for vacuum down to 755 mm-Hg and operating temperatures from −20 °C to 80 °C, this fitting maintains performance across typical industrial environments.
The 19mm hexagon metric fitting body enables secure mounting or wrench engagement when needed. With 10 units per box, this compact stud fitting is suitable for pneumatic control circuits, process instrumentation, and modular automation systems across manufacturing, power generation, and industrial process applications.
Specifications
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +80°C |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Technical Polymer |
| Seal Material | NBR |
| Hex Size | 19 |
| Weight | 0.047 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 3/8 inch Thread |
| Connection 2 Type | Male, BSPT |
| Shape | Elbow 90° |
| Application | Textile, Packaging, Pneumatics, Robotics, Automotive, Vacuum |
| Hex Type | Hexagon Metric |
| Gripping Ring Material | Stainless Steel |
| Vacuum Pressure Rating | 755 mm-Hg |
| Connection 1 Type | Tube |
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