36050005 NORGREN, 36050005 Datasheet - Page 4
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36050005
Manufacturer Part Number
36050005
Description
TUBE NUT, 8MM
Manufacturer
NORGREN
Datasheet
1.36050002.pdf
(21 pages)
Specifications of 36050005
Fitting Type
Tube Nut
Bore Size
8mm
Outer Diameter
8mm
Thread Size - Metric
M13 X 1
Svhc
No SVHC (18-Jun-2010)
Bore Diameter Max
8mm
External Diameter
13mm
Thread Size
M13 X 1.0
External
RoHS Compliant
N/AL 9.6.001.04
Assembly Details
1. Ensure that the tube is cut
Instructions For Machining
Where for some reason, such as saving overall space, it is desired to dispense with the male adaptor and fit a tube, complete with its associated nut
and sleeve, direct into a casting, this may be done as illustrated below, by machining the correct form and thread with the appropriate size of form
cutter and tap.
Method of Assembly
We can advise on individual problems but we cannot be held responsible for failures due to non-observance of the dimensions and tolerances
which we lay down for these compression unions.
The method of preparation and assembly described will ensure leak-proof joints over a wide pressure range, depending upon the size and type of
tubing being used. Failure to follow this guide, or over-tightening at any joint, will only lead to damage of the fittings or an unsatisfactory seal.
Body
1. DRILL
It is difficult to recommend specific
drill sizes to suit our range of form
cutters and taps without having
detailed knowledge of the material
to be machined and details of the
particular installation.
As a general rule, however, when
preparing for an Enots
compression assembly, a drill size
of 1 mm less in diameter than the
tubing size should be used, up to
and including 8 mm tube. For larger
tubing, a drill of approximately 2
mm less in diameter is
recommended.
square and is free from
fraze.
Compression Fittings
Metric
Tube Stop
2. FORM
The correct form cutter
should be selected from the
table overleaf for the outside
diameter tubing being used.
Tubing Sleeve
Tubing Nut
Our policy is one of continuous research and development. We therefore reserve the right
to amend, without notice, the specifications given in this document.
2. Place the tubing nut and
sleeve on the tube and push
the tube into the fitting until
it bottoms on the tube stop.
3. TAP
The correct size thread tap
should be selected from the
table overleaf for the outside
diameter tubing being used.
Owing to the fine pitch of the
threads used, only a plug tap
is required.
3. Holding the tube firmly in
4. ASSEMBLY
The tube, or stem fittings,
with appropriate tubing nut
and sleeve, can now be
assembled into the port.
contact with the tube stop
screw the tubing nut down
finger tight and then tighten
a further 1-13/4 full turns.
Slacken off the assembly
and then pinch down again.
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