SMC KQ2L07-35AS
SMC
KQ2L07-35AS
KQ2 ONE-TOUCH FITTING with 1/4 in Compatible Tube Outer Diameter
MI ITEM #01635408
MFR #KQ2L07-35AS
List Price
$2.82
/each
List Price
$2.82
/each
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SMC KQ2L07-35AS
SMC
KQ2L07-35AS
KQ2 ONE-TOUCH FITTING with 1/4 in Compatible Tube Outer Diameter
MI ITEM #01635408
MFR #KQ2L07-35AS
SMC KQ2L07-35AS
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SMC
KQ2L07-35AS

KQ2 ONE-TOUCH FITTING with 1/4 in Compatible Tube Outer Diameter
MI ITEM #01635408
MFR #KQ2L07-35AS
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List Price
$2.82
/each
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$2.82
/each
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Overview

Mfr Description
KQ2L07-35AS MALE ELBOW
  • Accepts nylon and polyurethane tubes
  • Stud allows rotation of the body for ease of installation in confined spaces
  • Release collar allows easy removal of tubing without damaging the tube
  • Can be used for a wide range of pressures from a low vacuum up to a pressureof 1.0MPa
  • This product is not intended for use in potable water systems

Specifications

Body Material
STANDARD TUBING, WITH THREAD SEALANT, STANDARD TUBING, WITH THREAD SEALANT
Burst Pressure
3 Mpa
Color
White Body, Light Gray Release Button
Compatible Tube Outer Diameter
0.2500 in - 1/4 in
Fitting Connection Family
Push-In to NPT
Fitting Shape
90° Elbow
Flow Control Type
None
Hex Size
14.29 mm
Number of Ports
2
Operating Pressure Range
-100 kPa to +1 MPa
Operating Temperature Range
-5 to +60 °C, -5 to +60 °C, 0 to +40 (Water) °C, 0 to +40 (Water) °C
Overall Diameter
13.2 mm
Overall Length
28 mm
Seal
With Sealant
Standards Met
ANSI, ASME

Compliance & Safety Data

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LITERATURE & CATALOGS

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Static Prevention
As the world becomes increasingly dependent on electronic devices, electrostatic discharge (ESD) has gained a reputation as a significant threat to production. The ESD Association estimates that losses due to static electricity can reach up to 33%.