Aircraft Metal Swiv. Elbow 6Mm X 1/2' M

AirCraft Metal Swivel Elbow 6mm x 1/2' Male (SG MPH06-04)

At a Glance; 6mm push-in tube connection to 1/2" male thread in a compact 90° swivel elbow.

The AirCraft SG MPH06-04 Metal Swivel Elbow is the practical fix for pneumatic lines that need a clean corner turn into a larger threaded port. It connects 6mm pneumatic tubing to a 1/2" male threaded outlet and features a swivel body so you can orient the elbow neatly after tighteningâ"helping prevent twisted tubing and reducing stress that can cause leaks. With sturdy metal construction, itâs well suited to workshop compressed-air systems, manifolds, regulators, valves and pneumatic control equipment where strong connections and tidy routing are essential.

Specifications

Features

• Swivel elbow body Rotates for alignment after tightening, improving routing and reducing tube twist.
• 6mm push-in tube connection Quick, secure tube fitment for efficient assembly and servicing.
• 1/2" male threaded outlet Suits larger pneumatic ports on manifolds, valves and air control components.
• Metal construction Robust, workshop-ready durability for everyday compressed-air use.

Benefits

• Neat routing in tight spaces; Creates a clean 90° turn without kinks or awkward bends.
• Reduced strain and leaks; Swivel alignment keeps tubing relaxed and helps maintain a reliable seal.
• Faster installs and changes; Push-in connection speeds up system builds, upgrades and maintenance.

Extra Information

• Apply suitable thread sealant/PTFE tape to the male thread if required by the port type and application.
• Cut tubing square and keep the tube end clean before insertion for the best push-fit sealing.
• After installation, pressurise slowly and check for leaks with soapy water around both the tube connection and threaded joint.

Safety

• Always depressurise the air system before installing or removing pneumatic fittings.
• Wear eye protection when working with compressed air and pressurised lines.
• Do not exceed your system's rated pressure and inspect tubing regularly for damage or wear.
• Pressurise slowly after installation and check all connections for leaks using soapy water (never use open flames).