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They are high flow ERP076251 To go with my provost high flow couplers

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I switched over to provost and after looking at the provost high flow plugs (steel) it appears the Milton V (brass) would outflow the provost? The provost inlet it is bigger than the Milton V but the outlet (threaded side) is much bigger on the Milton V. Does the threaded side on the plug have...

I think I will remove the sealant and use tape/dope combo. I am going with the regular high flow coupler dive the new designed coupler only come in 1/4" FNPT. The new design "ESI" safety coupler is a 1 push design instead of 2.

got these yesterday, they look nice...Do you feel the sealant on the threads is good? I usually use yellow thread tape and a bit if pipe dope. The inlet is bigger than Milton, the threaded opening is a bit smaller. Apparently the safety high flows have been discontinued and replaced (link...

Got some aircat tools 1250K 1/2" impact 1300TH 3/8" impact 3/8" ratchet 1/4" ratchet Corner cutoff tool

I have the 3/8" flexzilla air hose and love them, decided to try the 1/2" hose whip since it has 3/8" NPT threads and it is absolutely terrible! They are the worst I have ever used. When there is no pressure in air line the swivel works fine, when there is air in the line they hardly even...

I am getting the European high flow version. I will say Milton V tool changing is pretty good.

Okay, I am getting safety then if I can find them. Swivel coupler is hard to find!

How much better than Milton, Milton states a flow of 70 scfm and provost is lower but I think Milton is way off on that claim.

Okay, it's bleeding air out of the coupler, not the airline correct? I think I misunderstood lol!

I bleed my system after job with 1/2" valve and it is loud, how loud is it bleeding off? That would **** if it is really loud and your under a car. Thanks

wouldn't the safety coupler take a lot of timing bleeding the air out? I like to switch tools fast.

do both couplers flow the same, I have never had a issue with hose whipping around. Those plugs are for the European couplers I linked, correct? Greatly appreciate the info man!

I have a Milton V system but can't find a good swivel to use so I am switching to provost couplers. I found these 3/8" FNPT 2 provost couplers with a swivel and it seems the "safety high flow coupler" out flows the "regular high flow" coupler. It says the safety coupler is for "air supply" and...

I got a 1/2" whip today but it has a inline swivel (not a ball swivel). I can't see how this would be beneficial since the air tool swivels in the coupler. My problem is I can not find a whip hose with 3/8" NPT with ball swivel.

Why is this dyna swivel so much? Is there a high flow version? http://m.grainger.com/mobile/product/DYNA-CON-Swivel-4TK98

I was going to use that design but was told they restrict flow? I use all Milton V couplers and plugs with no 1/4" NPT to increase flow. If these are not restrictive I will get them. Looking at them I can't see how the wouldn't restrict flow? So these flow better than a ball swivel...

That is 1/4" npt, I need 3/8" NPT.

I am looking for a ball swivel fitting with 3/8" MNPT & FNPT for my 3/8" NPT setup (all couplers & hose ends are 3/8" NPT). I got a zilla whip hose but it had a inline swivel fitting not a ball swivel which IMHO doesn't do much since the air tool can spin in the coupler. Something like the pic...