Not every fitting on a pneumatic line has a threaded hole waiting for it — sometimes the component itself carries the male thread, and that's exactly where a female connector comes in. VS Enterprises supplies the full Mercury female connector range from our Noida base, with stock ready for quick dispatch across NCR and pan-India.
A Mercury female connector is a straight fitting built the opposite way to a standard male connector: one end has an internal (female) thread, and the other is a push-in socket for PU tube. Instead of screwing into a port, it screws onto a male-threaded part — a nipple, a silencer adaptor, a gauge stem, or any component that already carries external threading. Drop the tube into the push-in end, thread the fitting onto the component, and the line is sealed and ready.
All sizes are in stock in Noida for immediate dispatch.
Essentially, wherever the part you're connecting to already has a male thread rather than a tapped hole, a female connector is what completes the joint.
Figures come from the Mercury catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.
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Tube OD |
Thread Options |
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4 mm |
M5, G01 (1/8"), G02 (1/4") |
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6 mm |
M5, G01 (1/8"), G02 (1/4"), G03 (3/8"), G04 (1/2") |
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8 mm |
G01 (1/8"), G02 (1/4"), G03 (3/8"), G04 (1/2") |
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10 mm |
G02 (1/4"), G03 (3/8"), G04 (1/2") |
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12 mm |
G02 (1/4"), G03 (3/8"), G04 (1/2") |
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16 mm |
G03 (3/8"), G04 (1/2") |
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A few practical details to help you frame your next engineering project.
Check the component you're connecting to, not the tube. If it has a threaded hole (internal thread), you need a male connector to screw into it. If it has a male thread sticking out — like a nipple or gauge stem — you need a female connector to screw onto it.
Yes — the push-in end works the same way across the Mercury range, so any compatible PU tube in the matching OD will seat and seal correctly.
