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The PARKER 169VL-4-2 is a brass compression tube male elbow fitting designed to connect tubing to a male NPT port at a 90-degree angle. It uses Parker's Vibra-Lok compression style, which provides a secure, vibration-resistant seal without soldering or flaring. The fitting is rated for a maximum working pressure of 600 psi and handles temperatures from -30 degrees F to 275 degrees F. Built from brass, it suits fluid and pneumatic line installations in tight spaces where a straight fitting will not work. HVAC technicians, plumbers, and industrial pipefitters install this type of fitting in compressed air, refrigerant, hydraulic, and fluid transfer lines.
This elbow is suited for residential and commercial applications where a tube-to-NPT transition is needed at a right angle. The 1/8-27 MNPT thread connects directly to standard NPT ports on valves, sensors, manifolds, and control equipment. The compression end accepts tubing for a tool-assisted, leak-resistant joint. It meets ISO 6149 and SAE J1926 standards, making it appropriate for use in systems requiring documented compliance. Typical install scenarios include control line connections, instrument tubing runs, and HVAC refrigerant circuit accessories where NPT ports are the termination point.
Designed as an OEM-style compression-to-MNPT elbow fitting for use in fluid and pneumatic systems requiring a 1/8-27 NPT male connection with a Vibra-Lok compression tube end.
Installation is performed by licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, or qualified pipefitters. Shut off and depressurize the system completely before removing or installing any compression fitting. Thread the MNPT end into the port by hand first, then tighten with a wrench to avoid cross-threading; do not overtighten brass threads. Inspect the compression sleeve and tubing end for burrs or damage before assembly, as surface defects will compromise the seal.
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