jackalope
Titanium
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I have a small air cylinder with 10-32 ports. Does anyone have a source for the fittings? Much appreciated.---Grant
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Source for 10-32 fittings/pneum/hydr.
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One843
Plastic
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- Springfield Missouri
do a search for Festo, or Asco-Jaucomatic, or Legris
surplusjohn
Diamond
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- Syracuse, NY USA
McCarr and MSC both carry the above
macona
Diamond
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RH68
Cast Iron
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10/32 air fittings are common items. I buy most of my air fittings from www.automation4less.com they carry SMC. However, you can't go wrong with McMaster. You wont know what brand you are going to get but the last time I ordered from them they were Norgren.
crrmeyer
Stainless
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jim rozen
Diamond
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Clippard has a comprehensive line of items like this.
I recommend them.
Jim
I recommend them.
Jim
Motomoron
Stainless
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For small quantities I get everything from McMaster-Carr on the basis that the cost difference is minimal, they always have everything in stock, and they have yet to F-up one of my orders.
Sometimes I've had a specific part # from Bimba or Clippard called out which has necessitated dealing with a "pneumatics-electropneumatics-automation" vendor. In my experience these companies offer extortionate pricing and the winning combination of zero customer service when you need actually something and sales people who ceaselessly call, email, badger and harrangue me looking for the next "opportunity they can help me out".
Sometimes I've had a specific part # from Bimba or Clippard called out which has necessitated dealing with a "pneumatics-electropneumatics-automation" vendor. In my experience these companies offer extortionate pricing and the winning combination of zero customer service when you need actually something and sales people who ceaselessly call, email, badger and harrangue me looking for the next "opportunity they can help me out".
jackalope
Titanium
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Thanks all! I will do some looking now.
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