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Parker Instrumentation Produce Video to Demonstrate Benefits of Medium Pressure Tube Fittings

Jul 26 2004

A new video from Parker Instrumentation graphically illustrates the enormous labour savings made possible by ground-breaking medium pressure tube fitting technology.

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Titled 'Just two minutes of your time', the video makes essential viewing for instrumentation engineers and anyone involved in the specification, purchasing, and maintenance of small-bore tubing and fittings. It compares the processes required to assemble a 1034bar / 15000PSI tube fitting using traditional 'cone and thread' technology, and a novel design employing familiar compression sealing principles.

Time lapse footage shows a technican taking over 15 minutes to perform the precise mechnical preparation required for a cone and thread style of fitting - while a Parker MPI compression fitting is assembled in less than 10 seconds, simply by tightening a nut. The integrity of the compression tube fitting assembly is then pressure tested to 2058bar / 30,000 PSI.

Copies of the video may be viewed at www.parker.com/ipd/twomins.wmv, or requested by emailing.

For more information on tubing, click here.

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