Parker Hannifin SKU: 31010655

Parker Legris LF3000 6mm - M7 Metric Male Stud Fitting

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Maximum Operating Pressure
Vacuum–20 bar
Size / port thread
1/8"–1/2"
Temperature Range
-20°C to +80°C

Overview

The Parker Legris LF3000 6mm – M7 Metric Male Stud Fitting is a straight push-to-connect coupling designed for low-pressure pneumatic and fluid applications in off-road machinery and automotive systems.

This fitting excels in applications requiring reliable, maintenance-free connections without tools or fittings adjustment. The 6 mm tube connection pairs with an M7×1.0 metric male thread, making it ideal for instrument air, process control, and general pneumatic distribution where simplicity and repeatability matter. Constructed from nickel-plated brass with stainless steel gripping rings and an NBR seal, the fitting withstands operating temperatures from –20 °C to +80 °C and maintains a vacuum rating of 755 mm Hg. The hexagon metric body (10 mm hex size) permits easy installation and removal in compact spaces.

Supplied in boxes of 10 units, this LF3000 series fitting serves industrial automation, food and beverage processing, and instrument air distribution networks across Europe.

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Specifications

Maximum Operating Pressure Vacuum–20 bar
Size / port thread 1/8"–1/2"
Temperature Range -20°C to +80°C
Working media compressed air and neutral gases
Application instant push-in connection in technical polymer — the general-purpose pneumatic range
Pressure (detail) 10⁻² millibar (vacuum) to 20 bar. Range STAMP — Parker Legris current catalogue, p.15 (LF 3000®)
Size (detail) 3 to 16 mm and 1/8" to 1/2"
Temperature (detail) -20°C to +80°C
Catalogue reference AGC category: 3101

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