Parker Legris LF3000 8mm-1/4'' Bspp Twin Banjo Bodies
Overview
The Parker Legris LF3000 8mm-1/4" BSPP twin banjo body is a push-to-connect elbow fitting designed for compressed air systems in low-pressure applications.
These fittings deliver reliable performance in pneumatic networks where space and installation speed matter. The 90° elbow configuration simplifies routing in confined areas, whilst the push-to-connect design eliminates the need for tools or additional assembly steps. Constructed from technical polymer with a stainless steel gripping ring and NBR seals, the fitting operates reliably from −20 °C to +80 °C and maintains a vacuum rating of 755 mm-Hg. The 8 mm tube connection pairs with a G 1/4 BSPP thread, making it compatible with standard industrial pneumatic manifolds and equipment. Each box contains 10 units, offering convenient stock management for production environments.
These banjo bodies find widespread use across semiconductor manufacturing, textile processing, and general industrial automation where dependable compressed air distribution is essential.
Specifications
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +80°C |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Brass, Nickel-plated, Technical Polymer |
| Seal Material | NBR |
| Hex Size | n/a |
| Weight | 0.006 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 Tube |
| Connection 1 Size | 8 mm Tube O.D. |
| Connection 2 Size | G 1/4 inch Thread |
| Shape | Elbow 90° |
| Connection 2 Type | n/a |
| Application | Vacuum, Packaging, Automotive, Pneumatics, Robotics, Textile |
| Hex Type | n/a |
| Gripping Ring Material | Stainless Steel |
| Connection 1 Type | Tube |
| Vacuum Pressure Rating | 755 mm-Hg |
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