Pneumatic Couplers

[JASTECH]

Be very careful with the China made, I ran across a batch that has lead in them which causes cancer. Maybe inform your boss and he will change for health reasons. Or because you will sue hime for lead poisoning!

 

[JKady]

Be very careful with the China made, I ran across a batch that has lead in them which causes cancer. Maybe inform your boss and he will change for health reasons. Or because you will sue hime for lead poisoning!

... Or don't chew on your air lines and get on with your life?

 

[Chadwilliam1]

every one I have is a Milton hi flow. most of the males are swivels. best fittings I have ever used.

 

[jptbay]

I been using high flow couplers from http://www.ariatools.net/ exclusively for 5 or more years now in an everyday, high use, professional setting.

Bullet proof stainless steel construction, CNC machined, high flow, and one hand use.

Never yet had one fail, or perform less than flawlessly.

 

[6PTsocket]

Amflo's are all now made in China. They are not what they used to be. I use Coilhose 6 ball couplers. They are made right here in New Jersey.

What exit? LOL !!


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[stikman56]

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I use these at home, will never go back.

 

[Snap_cap]

Milton brand are readily available and made to last. Made in USA.

Milton are very good quality and durable.

 

[Richard Cranium]

Another vote for Milton

 

[bob15]

What exit? LOL !!


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You do realize this is a 5 year old post?

And if you want to get to Coilhose, take exit 9 off the Jersey Pike.

 

[bob15]

Oh, and I will pass on the Milton and stick with Parker's European design.

 

[nikerret]

Another Milton user. I use "A" type, as do all of my friends who I might be swapping tools with. Every professional shop I've seen, here, uses "M" type. I prefer the "A" as you don't have to pull the collar back to install. The "A" type will push on. I've never had a problem with any of my connectors. I, too, have adaptors to go each way. Also, on two of he drops, in my garage, I have "A" and "M" couplers, to make it easy.

 

[Chadwilliam1]

I bought a new Milton fitting the other day and I guess they are no longer made in America.

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