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The PARKER 23KATF09MPN is a brass pneumatic hose coupling designed for industrial compressed-air and fluid-transfer systems. Part of the 23 Series, it features an Industrial Interchange configuration with a hose barb connection type, making it a straightforward push-on fit for compatible hose assemblies. The body diameter measures 1/4 inch, the hose inside diameter is 3/8 inch, and the overall length is 2.81 inches. Rated to 300 psi maximum working pressure, this coupler is suited for demanding shop-air and pneumatic tool circuits. Licensed HVAC technicians, plumbers, and mechanical contractors handling compressed-air piping install this type of fitting as part of air-tool, blow-gun, and pneumatic control lines.
This coupler is applicable in residential shops, light commercial facilities, and industrial plant environments where Industrial Interchange standard quick-connect systems are in use. The hose barb end accepts 3/8 inch inside-diameter hose, covering a common size used with pneumatic hand tools and compressor drop lines. The rated temperature range of -4 degrees F to 212 degrees F makes it suitable for both indoor heated environments and unheated spaces in cold climates. Brass construction provides corrosion resistance in moisture-prone compressor room conditions.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement coupler for Industrial Interchange pneumatic hose systems using 3/8 inch inside-diameter hose and 1/4 inch body couplers.
Shut off and bleed down all system air pressure before disconnecting or installing any pneumatic fitting. Secure the hose barb end with an appropriate hose clamp to prevent blowoff under pressure. Inspect the hose end for cuts or abrasion before assembly, and verify the hose inside diameter matches the 3/8 inch barb. Installations on compressed-air systems should conform to applicable OSHA and local mechanical code requirements for maximum working pressure.
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