Where to find a SS Reducer?

[sunkmail]

I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this, but it seemed logical to me ....

I'm trying to find a M-F reducer (pref.) in Stainless:

3/8-24 Female to
#10-32 Male

Any help on sources would be greatly appreciated!

 

[rjack321]

Oring seals? Or NPT?

I assume the male side is oring and the female NPT but its not clear.

Pressure rating needed?

 

[sunkmail]

Oring seals? Or NPT?

I assume the male side is oring and the female NPT but its not clear.

Pressure rating needed?

Sorry - Both Side Straight thread with O-rings

I'm hoping for somethign rated to 150psi or better. A little lower may be alright.

 

[Don Wray]

Piranha might have it or be able to get it.
Piranha Dive Manufacturing

 

[veriqster]

Sorry - Both Side Straight thread with O-rings

I'm hoping for somethign rated to 150psi or better. A little lower may be alright.

150psi???
just find a friend who has a lathe and a set of taps, at this pressure almost anything will do.

 

[sunkmail]

150psi???
just find a friend who has a lathe and a set of taps, at this pressure almost anything will do.

That's what I'd do if:

1) I had any friends (with lathes)

2) Had my own lathe.
(I already have a tap and Die set - probably won't so stainless, but Brass will do just fine)

It would be really easy to modify something that's already out there too - But nothing seems apprpriate.

 

[veriqster]

how about a pressure hose "forced" over both ends to be connected and clamped down?
150 psi is a joke, you could get a "fuel hose" from autoparts that is rated to 250psi or even better a power steering hose. they sell them by foot and it's cheap as dirt compared to compressor parts.
you might have to improvise but it should work.

 

[captain]

Sounds like a custom made item. What do you need it for, that might help with solving the problem.

 

[ibj40]

I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this, but it seemed logical to me ....

I'm trying to find a M-F reducer (pref.) in Stainless:

3/8-24 Female to
#10-32 Male

Any help on sources would be greatly appreciated!

I used to build and drive race cars, and we used lots of fittings made by these folks:

Aeroquip Hose, Aeroquip Fittings & More From Aeroquip.cc

You might try a local auto parts dealer, especially one that deals in high performance or racing parts.

Good Luck!

 

[rjack321]

how about a pressure hose "forced" over both ends to be connected and clamped down?
150 psi is a joke, you could get a "fuel hose" from autoparts that is rated to 250psi or even better a power steering hose. they sell them by foot and it's cheap as dirt compared to compressor parts.
you might have to improvise but it should work.

Yeah 150psi?? I don't get it, even PVC pipe can handle this.

I'm assuming this is for a switchblock in which case I would have it machined locally.