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MEM-CO Brass Beaded Barb Cross Tube Fitting, 1/8 in ID, X3 - Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
MEM-COStandard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings

MEM-CO Brass Beaded Barb Cross Tube Fitting, 1/8 in ID, X3

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross is a standard brass beaded barb tube fitting with four 1/8 in ID ports (MPN X3). It is a brass, beaded barb type fitting designed for joining tubing in a cross configuration.

SKU 3G-OTH-476741

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MEM-CO
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Brass Beaded Barb Cross Tube Fitting, 1/8 in ID, X3
Part Number
X3
Category
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
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Manufacturer Part Number
X3
Type
Brass, Beaded Barb

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Product Description

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross is a standard brass beaded barb tube fitting with four 1/8 in ID ports (MPN X3). It is a brass, beaded barb type fitting designed for joining tubing in a cross configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a MEM-CO Barbed Cross used for?

A MEM-CO Barbed Cross is a brass beaded barb tube fitting used to join four tubes in a cross configuration. It is commonly applied in pneumatic, fluid transfer, and low-pressure industrial systems where reliable branching of 1/8 in ID tubing is required.

What are the specifications of the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X3?

The MEM-CO Barbed Cross X3 is a brass, beaded barb fitting with four 1/8 in ID ports. It is designed for standard tube fittings and is manufactured by MEM-CO under part number X3. The brass construction provides corrosion resistance for general industrial use.

Where to buy a MEM-CO Barbed Cross X3 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MEM-CO Barbed Cross X3 to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to source this brass beaded barb fitting for your application.

How to install a MEM-CO Barbed Cross fitting?

To install a MEM-CO Barbed Cross, push each 1/8 in ID tube fully onto the barbed ends until seated. For a secure seal, use a compatible hose clamp on each barb. Ensure tubing is cut square and free of burrs before assembly. Follow standard barb fitting practices for best results.

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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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