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MEM-CO Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting, 3/4FB3 - Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
MEM-COStandard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings

MEM-CO Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting, 3/4FB3

The MEM-CO Mini Barbed Fitting Adapter (MPN 3/4FB3) is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a 3/4 in ID x 3/4 in Pipe x 1/8 in ID Size, configured as FNPT x Tube. This brass adapter is designed for connecting…

SKU 3G-OTH-476666

Also listed as: 34FB3 · 3 4FB3 · 3-4FB3

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MEM-CO
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Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting, 3/4FB3
Part Number
3/4FB3
Category
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
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Manufacturer Part Number
3/4FB3
Type
FNPT x Tube, Brass
ID Size
1/8 in

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Product Description

The MEM-CO Mini Barbed Fitting Adapter (MPN 3/4FB3) is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a 3/4 in ID x 3/4 in Pipe x 1/8 in ID Size, configured as FNPT x Tube. This brass adapter is designed for connecting tubing to female NPT threads in industrial fluid systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MEM-CO Mini Barbed Fitting Adapter used for?

The MEM-CO Mini Barbed Fitting Adapter connects flexible tubing to female NPT threaded ports in industrial fluid systems. It is commonly used in pneumatic, hydraulic, and lubrication applications where a secure, leak-resistant seal is needed between brass fittings and tubing.

What are the specifications of the MEM-CO 3/4FB3 adapter?

The MEM-CO 3/4FB3 is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a 3/4 in ID x 3/4 in Pipe x 1/8 in ID size. It features an FNPT x Tube configuration, making it suitable for connecting 1/8 in ID tubing to 3/4 in female NPT threads in industrial fluid systems.

Where to buy the MEM-CO Mini Barbed Fitting Adapter worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MEM-CO Mini Barbed Fitting Adapter to customers worldwide. As a global industrial sourcing partner, we handle logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this brass adapter.

How to install a MEM-CO barbed fitting adapter?

To install the MEM-CO barbed adapter, first ensure the tubing is cut square and clean. Push the tubing firmly onto the barb until it seats fully. Apply thread sealant to the FNPT end and tighten into the female NPT port using a wrench on the fitting hex. Do not overtighten.

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