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MEM-CO Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting Coupling - Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
MEM-COStandard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings

MEM-CO Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting Coupling

The MEM-CO Barbed Fitting Coupling is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a beaded barb design, configured barbed x barbed for 11/64 in ID x 11/64 in ID connections. This coupling, MPN C4, is a genuine MEM-CO…

SKU 3G-OTH-476466

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MEM-CO
Item
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting Coupling
Part Number
C4
Category
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
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C4
Type
Barbed x Barbed, Brass, Beaded Barb

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Product Description

The MEM-CO Barbed Fitting Coupling is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a beaded barb design, configured barbed x barbed for 11/64 in ID x 11/64 in ID connections. This coupling, MPN C4, is a genuine MEM-CO component suitable for joining tubing in industrial fluid-handling systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MEM-CO Barbed Fitting Coupling used for?

The MEM-CO Barbed Fitting Coupling joins two lengths of 11/64 in ID tubing in industrial fluid-handling systems. Its beaded barb design provides a secure grip on flexible hose, making it suitable for pneumatic, lubrication, or coolant lines where a reliable brass connection is needed.

What are the specifications of the MEM-CO C4 coupling?

The MEM-CO C4 is a brass barbed coupling with a beaded barb design. It has a barbed x barbed configuration for 11/64 in ID x 11/64 in ID tubing. The manufacturer part number is C4, and it is a genuine MEM-CO component for industrial fluid systems.

Where to buy MEM-CO barbed fittings in worldwide?

3G Electric supplies MEM-CO barbed fittings like the C4 coupling to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this genuine MEM-CO component for your industrial fluid-handling application.

How to install a MEM-CO barbed coupling?

To install a MEM-CO barbed coupling, cut the tubing square and push it firmly onto the barb until it seats against the fitting shoulder. For a secure seal, use a hose clamp over the barbed section. Ensure the tubing ID matches the 11/64 in barb size before assembly.

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3G Electric supplies MEM-CO standard brass barbed tube fittings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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