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The PARKER W171PLP-10M-8R is a push-to-connect swivel male run tee fitting designed for pneumatic and fluid tubing systems in commercial and industrial applications. Constructed from nickel-plated brass with a silicone-free grease lubricant, it provides a reliable three-port connection with a tube-to-tube-to-male configuration. The fitting accepts 10mm outside diameter tubing on the push-to-connect ports and terminates with a 1/2 inch BSPT male thread on the branch. Rated to 300 psi maximum working pressure, it operates across a temperature range of 0 degrees F to 200 degrees F. The yellow release button allows tool-free tube removal during service or reconfiguration.
This fitting is suited for plumbing, HVAC, pneumatic control, and compressed-air distribution lines where a swivel male run tee connection is required. The push-to-connect design speeds up assembly on 10mm OD tubing without the need for ferrules, clamps, or solder. It is a common choice in refrigeration, process control panels, and compressed-air manifold work where quick disconnects and re-routing are routine tasks.
Designed for use with 10mm outside diameter push-to-connect tubing in pneumatic, compressed-air, and fluid distribution systems requiring a 1/2 inch BSPT male branch connection. Verify thread standard compatibility before installation, as BSPT is not interchangeable with NPT.
Installation should be performed by a qualified plumber, pipefitter, or HVAC technician. Depressurize and isolate the line completely before disconnecting or installing any fitting. To seat the tubing, insert the tube straight into the fitting until it bottoms out; to release, depress the yellow collar and pull the tube out smoothly. Confirm that tubing OD is within specification and that the mating thread is BSPT before assembly, as cross-threading or mismatched thread forms can cause leaks.
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