Parker Legris LF3000 6mm 3/8'' Bspp Twin Banjo Bodies
Overview
The Parker Legris LF3000 6mm 3/8" BSPP Twin Banjo Bodies are push-to-connect pneumatic fittings designed for low-pressure fluid and gas distribution in automotive and transportation applications.
These banjo-style connectors simplify installation and maintenance by allowing quick, tool-free connection of 6 mm tubing to G 3/8" ported components. The nickel-plated brass body withstands operating temperatures from −20 °C to 80 °C, whilst the stainless steel gripping ring and NBR seals ensure reliable performance across repeated connect-disconnect cycles. With a vacuum rating of 755 mm-Hg, these fittings perform effectively in both pressurised and evacuated systems commonly found in pneumatic circuits and low-pressure fluid applications.
Supplied in boxes of ten, they deliver cost-effective connectivity for production lines, assembly systems, and instrument air networks across the automotive, manufacturing, and process industries.
Specifications
| Industry | Transportation |
|---|---|
| Quantity per Box | 10 |
| Division | Low Pressure Connectors Europe Division |
| Seal Material | NBR |
| Product Style | Banjo |
| Body Material | Brass, Nickel-plated |
| Product Series | LF 3000® |
| Maximum Operating Temperature | 80 °C |
| Application | Automotive |
| Product Type | Pneumatic Push-In Fittings - LF 3000® |
| Weight | 0.031 kg |
| Configuration | n/a |
| Hex Size | n/a |
| Minimum Operating Temperature | -20 °C |
| Vacuum Pressure Rating | 755 mm-Hg |
| For Fluid Type | Other Fluids: Please Consult Us |
| Brand | Parker |
| Technology | Fluid & Gas Handling |
| Connection 1 Type | Tube |
| Shape | Elbow 90° |
| Connection 1 Size | 6 mm (O.D.) |
| Connection 2 Size | G 3/8 |
| Connection 2 Type | n/a |
| Gripping Ring Material | Stainless Steel |
| Hex Type | n/a |
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