Parker PF-00067 Push-to-connect Tube Fitting 1/4in Brass

Product Description

The PARKER PF-00067 is a brass push-to-connect tube fitting with a female NPT center port, designed for inline tube-to-female-NPT-to-tube connections. It accepts 1/4 inch outside diameter tubing on both ends and threads into a 1/4 inch female NPT port. Rated to 250 psi maximum working pressure, it is built from brass for corrosion resistance in fluid and pneumatic systems. A 3/4 inch hex allows for wrenching at the NPT connection. This fitting is installed by plumbers, HVAC technicians, and refrigeration mechanics in both residential and light commercial piping systems.

This fitting is suited for applications where a branch or inline connection must transition between push-to-connect tubing and a female NPT threaded port. Typical uses include refrigeration lines, compressed air distribution, water supply connections, and pneumatic control circuits. The push-to-connect ends allow fast, tool-free tubing insertion on both sides of the fitting, reducing installation time in tight spaces or high-volume service calls.

Key Features

• Push-to-connect ends on both sides accept 1/4 inch OD tubing without ferrules or compression nuts
• 1/4 inch female NPT center port for threaded connection to valves, manifolds, or tapped ports
• 250 psi maximum working pressure rating
• Brass construction for corrosion resistance and durability in fluid and pneumatic service
• 3/4 inch hex for wrench engagement at the NPT port
• Sold in packages of 6 units

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4 inch OD tubing and 1/4 inch female NPT threaded ports in fluid handling, pneumatic, and refrigeration piping systems.

Installation Notes

Shut off system pressure and bleed the line before removing or installing any fittings. Apply thread sealant or PTFE tape to the male NPT threads mating into this fitting in accordance with applicable plumbing or mechanical codes. Tubing ends must be cut square, deburred, and fully inserted into the push-to-connect collet until seated. Follow local codes such as IPC or IFGC where applicable.