Straight Swivel 1/8" FNPT x 1/8" F (Compatible with Schmidt Axxiom 4202-500-00)
Model: 888-4202-50000PB
Category: Surface Preparation → Sandblasting Equipment → Hose & Fittings
Type: Straight Swivel / Pipe Fitting
The Straight Swivel 1/8" FNPT x 1/8" F (Part #888-4202-50000PB) is a precision-engineered swivel fitting designed to provide flexible, secure connections in abrasive blasting systems and industrial air or fluid lines. Compatible with Schmidt Axxiom 4202-500-00, this fitting allows for smooth rotational movement, reducing stress on hoses and improving overall system longevity.
Key Features & Benefits
- Compatible with Schmidt Axxiom 4202-500-00
- 1/8" FNPT x 1/8" female connection for standard compatibility
- Swivel design allows rotational flexibility
- Reduces hose stress, twisting, and premature wear
- Ensures secure, leak-resistant connections
- Simplifies installation and alignment in tight spaces
- Durable construction for industrial applications
- OEM-equivalent performance and reliability
Technical Specifications
- Product Name: Straight Swivel
- Part Number: 888-4202-50000PB
- Connection Type: Female NPT x Female
- Size: 1/8" FNPT x 1/8" F
- Weight: 0.10 lbs
- Material: Industrial-Grade Metal
- Function: Flexible Pipe Connection / Rotation
- Application: Sandblasting / Abrasive Blasting Systems / Air & Fluid Lines
- Condition: New
OEM Compatibility
This product is compatible with the following OEM manufacturers:
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Schmidt Manufacturing / U.S. Filter / Axxiom Manufacturing
- Compatible with Part #: 4202-500-00
Typical Applications
- Connecting air and fluid lines requiring rotational movement
- Reducing stress on hoses and fittings in blasting systems
- Use in pneumatic control and air supply setups
- General-purpose industrial swivel fitting applications
Performance Benefits
- Minimizes hose twisting and mechanical strain
- Extends lifespan of hoses and connected components
- Maintains consistent airflow and system efficiency
- Ensures leak-resistant, secure connections
- Provides reliable performance in high-vibration environments