Name: John Guest® PI0812S-US 3/8" Gray Acetal Push-To-Connect Plug
Brand: John Guest®
SKU: 92A92PI0812S
Price: 0.68 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Overview

Push-to-connect design is quick and easy to install
Durable gray acetal body
Securely plugs the port of a John Guest® fitting
Provides a leak-free connection
Fits 3/8" fittings

UPC Code:665626176005

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 0.01 lb.
Color: Gray
Features: NSF Listed
Material: Plastic
Pipe Size: 3/8 Inch
Type: End Caps Plugs

John Guest® PI0812S-US Details

Install a safe and reliable water distribution system with this John Guest® gray acetal plug. Made with a durable gray acetal copolymer body, this fitting is perfect for use in potable water tubing systems like ice machines, water dispensers, and faucets, as well as air and inert gas applications including pneumatics, vacuums, or moving CO2 and nitrogen through beverage gas lines. This plug easily inserts into the port of a John Guest® push-to-connect fitting to provide a simple end cap, and it fits 3/8" fittings.

Quick and easy to install with no special tools needed, this fitting utilizes a unique push-to-connect design. After the plug is pushed into a compatible fitting and up to the tube stop, 301 stainless steel teeth grip onto it to hold it in position. Meanwhile, a collet also grips on before a food grade nitrile O-ring compresses around the plug for a leak-free seal.

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Customer questions about this product

What is the max working pressure and temperature of my John Guest® acetal pipe fitting?

Pipe fitting sizes of 5/32" to 5/16" have a max working pressure of 230 PSI when operating at 68 degrees Fahrenheit or 150 PSI when operating at 150 degrees Fahrenheit.

Pipe fitting sizes of 3/8" to 1/2" have a max working pressure of 150 PSI when operating at 68 degrees Fahrenheit or 100 PSI when operating at 150 degrees Fahrenheit.

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