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1/4in NPT ML - 1/8in NPT FM Reducer Blue

$5.32
UPC
810465015583

Overview

The 1/4in NPT ML - 1/8in NPT FM Reducer in blue is a precision hydraulic adapter designed to transition from 1/4-inch male NPT ports to 1/8-inch female NPT outlets. This component is suitable for various applications, including automotive cooling, fuel, and brake line systems, and is particularly useful for builders managing tight configurations or integrating aftermarket components. The adapter features full NPT (National Pipe Thread) male and female tapered threads, which assist in achieving leak-free connections when utilized with thread sealant tape or pipe dope. Constructed from blue anodized aluminum, the unit offers corrosion resistance and weight savings. The precision-machined threads are designed to maintain consistent torque values and stability during operation. This part is compatible with a wide range of hydraulic line brands and aftermarket suppliers. The part number is 912-04-02-1 and the UPC is 810465015583.

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