Macroline fittings

[ollytheosteo]

Add to the above that Tom's fittings make it much, much easier to release the line compared to a lot of the cheaper stuff.
The swivel elbows are also very smooth and feel much more sturdy than most. Using cheap fittings is like using thinner wire when wiring up your house to save money, why take chances over a couple of quid?

 

[Trems]

Originally posted by John C
By Macroline I am referring to the air pipe and fittings that were introduced by smart parts in the 90's when they introduced their low pressure guns (ie shockers and impulses where input to the gun is 300psi at the most).

Yeah they're pretty much industry boggo standard fittings which i think most if not all manufacturers supply, 290 psi is thier max working pressure and they are normally used in very low pressure applications,

 

[Tom Allen]

One small problem, my fittings use 6mm hose rather than 1/4" used on other makes.
This means that you would have to change the other end as well.

 

[Scars]

how much are your fittings Tom?

 

[Tom Allen]

pm'ed you the prices.

 

[AUPaintSoc]

Hey cheers for all this, above and beyond what I was looking for!

Like Wrath13 said before, the second from left on the top row... Could you PM me the prices for them, and also for some 'macroline'....
So whats the proper technical term for 'macroline' then?

Cheers!!!

 

[Skeet]

Originally posted by AUPaintSoc

So whats the proper technical term for 'macroline' then?

Cheers!!!

Hose, pipe, air line, pneumatic transfer ducting,