Parker Legris LF3000 8mm - 1/8''Bspp Single Banjo
Overview
The Parker Legris LF3000 8mm to 1/8" BSPP single banjo elbow is a 90° push-to-connect fitting designed for compressed air applications in packaging and industrial processing environments.
This compact connector delivers reliable performance across a wide operating range from −20 °C to 80 °C, with vacuum capability down to 755 mm-Hg, making it suitable for both positive pressure and low-pressure pneumatic circuits. The technical polymer body combined with stainless steel gripping ring and NBR seals provides chemical resistance and durability without unnecessary weight, whilst the straightforward push-in tube connection (8 mm O.D.) pairs seamlessly with the G 1/8 threaded port for secure installation. The fitting's lightweight construction—just 3 grams per unit—simplifies assembly and reduces strain on manifold systems.
Widely deployed across food and beverage processing, automotive assembly, and general industrial automation, this fitting exemplifies Parker's commitment to dependable pneumatic solutions for mission-critical applications.
Specifications
| Temperature Range | -20°C to +80°C |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Brass, Nickel-plated, Technical Polymer |
| Seal Material | NBR |
| Hex Size | n/a |
| Weight | 0.003 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 | n/a |
| Connection 1 Size | 8 mm Tube O.D. |
| Connection 2 Size | G 1/8 inch Thread |
| Shape | Elbow 90° |
| Application | Pneumatics, Robotics, Vacuum, Textile, Automotive, Packaging |
| Vacuum Pressure Rating | 755 mm-Hg |
| Hex Type | n/a |
| Gripping Ring Material | Stainless Steel |
| Connection 2 Type | n/a |
| Connection 1 Type | Tube |
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