Angle connector, reducing, for hose 8/6 - 6/4 mm, AF 10 - Riegler 110584

Angle connector, reducing, for hose 8/6 - 6/4 mm, AF 10, Working pressure max. 18 bar, nickel-plated brass

Technical data

Standards and origin

• Customs tariff number: 74122000
• Country of origin: IT

About Union elbows

Elbow connectors turn a line through 90 degrees and save room where the hose itself can no longer be bent. They cover tube O.D. 4 to 12 mm, or hose I.D. 2 to 10 mm on the barbed versions. The 28 items range from plastic fittings for compressed air to stainless steel unions for aggressive media.

What matters when choosing

• Tube O.D. 4 to 12 mm is the key dimension of the push-in fittings and the axis every configurator in this group is built on. On the barbed hose fittings the hose I.D. of 2 to 10 mm applies instead.
• Material: nickel-plated brass, PA, polypropylene (PP), stainless steel 1.4404 or perfluoroalkoxy (PFA). Brass and PA cover ordinary compressed air work, stainless steel and PFA belong where the medium attacks.
• Max. working pressure of 16 to 25 bar depending on version, max. operating pressure up to 18 bar. The figure varies widely inside the group, so read it off the individual item.
• Negative pressure: min. operating pressure of -0.9 bar and min. working pressure of -0.98 bar show which fittings may also run in vacuum lines.
• Operating temperature from -200 to 5 °C at the low end and 60 to 300 °C at the high end. That spread comes from the material mix, with PFA and stainless steel at the extremes and the plastic fittings in the middle.

Typical applications

• Compressed air distribution on machines and assembly fixtures
• Turning the supply line right at the cylinder port where space is tight
• Aggressive liquids handled in stainless steel 1.4404 or PFA
• Vacuum lines on handling and gripper units
• Paint and coating plants that require silicone-free seals

Seals on the value line series are NBR and silicone-free, while bodies are nickel-plated brass, PA, polypropylene, stainless steel 1.4404 or PFA. Manufacturing takes place in Italy and Germany.