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JEGS Tube Nuts, Black Anodized Aluminum [-6 AN]
555-110382
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Black Anodized Aluminum Tube Nuts
JEGS 110382 -6 AN Tube Nuts Features:
- Black anodized finish to protect against corrosion
- Precision machined to ensure a proper thread engagement
- 37-degree AN sealing angle
- Requires JEGS tube sleeves 555-110392
Note: Flaring for AN lines requires a special 37-degree flare. We recommend JEGS 555-80084 flaring tool for AN lines.
Specifications:
Complete Your AN Hardline Connection with JEGS Aluminum AN Nuts & Sleeves
When a flexible hose assembly doesn't work in an application or rules prohibit it, fabricate a hard line for connection to AN adapters. These electroless nickel or anodized aluminum nuts and sleeves are available in these tube sizes: -3 AN (3/16 in. Tube), -4 AN (1/4 in. Tube), -6 AN (3/8 in. Tube), -8 AN (1/2 in. Tube) and -10 AN (5/8 in. Tube) and black, blue & nickel finishes.
Will these work on transmission cooling line?
Does these tube nuts and sleeves work on stainless steel 3/8's Fuel tubing?
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