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MEM-COStandard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings

MEM-CO Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross (MPN X10) is a standard brass beaded-barb tube fitting with four 1/2 in ID ports. This brass fitting provides a reliable junction for connecting tubing in fluid or air systems.

SKU 3G-OTH-476744

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MEM-CO
Item
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting
Part Number
X10
Category
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
X10
Type
Brass, Beaded Barb

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Product Description

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross (MPN X10) is a standard brass beaded-barb tube fitting with four 1/2 in ID ports. This brass fitting provides a reliable junction for connecting tubing in fluid or air systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10 used for?

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10 is a brass beaded-barb tube fitting used to create a four-way junction in fluid or air systems. It connects tubing with 1/2 in ID ports, making it suitable for industrial plumbing, pneumatic controls, and low-pressure liquid transfer applications.

What are the specifications of the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10?

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10 is a standard brass beaded-barb tube fitting with four 1/2 in ID ports. It is made of brass for corrosion resistance and durability in fluid and air systems. The manufacturer part number is X10.

Where to buy the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10 to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us to order this brass barbed cross fitting for your fluid or air system needs.

How to install the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10?

To install the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X10, push the tubing onto each 1/2 in ID barbed port until fully seated. For a secure seal, use a hose clamp on each barb if system pressure exceeds the fitting's rating. Ensure tubing is compatible with brass and the fluid or air medium.

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3G Electric supplies MEM-CO standard brass barbed tube fittings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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