1/4“od Push To Connect Fittings pneumatic fittings kit 2 Spliters+2 elbows+2 tee+2 Straight 8pack (1/4" combo)

They fit well and don’t seem to leak. Easy to use also

Having an assortment of PTC fittings is a must have addition to your roadside emergency tool kit if you have air ride. You can never have too many fittings and Utah Pneumatic is an excellent source.

These fittings worked great. Because of a previous review I made sure to keep pushing the hose on after I felt the first resistance. I had to pull a couple out and try again to make sure it was all the way in, just keep pushing and it will pop in. Glad I read the review on how to install correctly, worked great.

Used in a special application on a racecar. Came in sooner than predicted, and was good quality.

Perfect set of connectors I needed to complete my suspension airbags. Next day I found one side low and with soap found a leak at one connector. Recut the lines and tried again, still leaked. Had to be the connector so I contacted the seller. Within hours they corrected the concern with new ones on the way. I really like a company that stands behind their products! Highly recommend this company and their products. Thank you.

I really like that you feel the two-step connection when you push the hose or tube into the fitting The release ring is oversized making it easy to remove a fitting but it’s firm so that you’re not worried about accidentally loosening the fitting during installation When you’re moving everything around i’ve used him for 150 psi air line for my compressor and also almost the same pressure for a water pump I use. The two step seal these feelings use is much easier to feel than many other fittings I’ve used The only time I ever had problems with them leaking was because I didn’t push the pipe on the fitting far enough Whenever I use this style of fitting , first I connect one to the pipe ,then I mark the tubing , and finally I take the fitting off This gives you a visual guide of how far the fitting needs to go onto the pipe This is Just one more way you will know that the connection is soundI REALLY LIKE THESE !!!

I really like the ease and quality of this product.These are really nice connectors. If they leak, the tubing is probably not pushed in all the way. When you push the tubing into the connector, you have to make sure to push them past the second point of resistance. I believe the first thing you feel that might be confusing is the prongs that keep the tubing from blowing back out of the connector. The second point of resistance that you push into is the actual sealing ring. You have to push hard but you will know when it is all the way in.If you are not sure, remove the tubing from the connector and try again. If you have leaks, it's probably because the prongs are engaged to hold the end of the tubing against the sealing ring but the tubing is not fully seated inside the sealing ring.I have a few connector where the tubing is sort of angled into the connector because the tubing is being pulled from an odd direction but not a single leak.

The push in ends are oblong shaped so it makes it easier to grasp when working with them. I use these on a 200PSI rated system and have no issues with them at all. I bought a couple of these just to make everything uniform, doing so I even replaced my Legris fittings for these!