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Macroline: The maclroline fittings available here are Norgren's nickel-plated brass style fittings, silver in appearance. They're used on SP markers as well as some others. They fit a standard 1/4" macroline hose, and are threaded 1/8" NPT. A layer of thread sealant paste is pre-applied, so you won't have to use threadlocker the first time the fitting is installed.
Macroline fitting, fixed elbow - $4.50/ea
These fixed elbow fittings won't move or swivel once installed into position, and use a lower profile than the swiveling type. Nerve and Shocker SFT vertical Max-Flo regs should use this fixed fitting, instead of the swivel type.
Macroline fitting, swivel elbow - $5/ea
These are 360º swiveling elbows that can rotate around toward any direction. These fitting types are suitable for most situations.
Macroline fitting, straight - $4/ea
These are straight fittings that accept a 3/16" allen screw for installation in recessed areas (Micro Max-Flo regs, CP "long" vertical regs, etc).
Low-Pressure Tubing: These piece of tubing have the lowest durometer (thickness) while at the same time the highest pressure range I can find. This means the hose can withstand several hundred psi (enough for a paintball marker's LP application) while at the same time having a tight bend radius. The low durometer of this tubing also makes it easy to remove from barb fittings without causing the fitting to break off.
Low-pressure 1/8" tubing - $1/foot
This hose has an outside/inside diameter of 0.125"/0.063" and is made from 85 durometer polyurethane. The burst pressure is 500-psi (at 70ºF). This type of hose is suitable for most markers that use standard 1/8" tubing, including the following: Ion, Impulse, Intimidator, Autococker, Cyborg, and many others. Tubing is sold in lengths of one foot for $1.
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Low-pressure 4-mm tubing - $1/foot
This hose has an outside/inside diameter of 4-mm/2.5-mm and is made from 95 durometer urethane. The burst pressure is 600-psi (at 75ºF). This hose is only used on Ion solenoid head barbs, but can also be used for custom projects where the smaller 1/8" hose won't provide enough air volume. Tubing is sold in lengths of one foot for $1.
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Bulk LP tubing - 10 feet for $8
This bulk hose is perfect for teams, airsmiths, and other situations where a lot comes in handy. Bulk hose is sold in lengths of 10 feet for $8. Out of stock until further notice.
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LP hose elbow fitting - $4.90/ea
This small plastic air fitting can be used for any air port threaded 10-32 (same thread as bottomline screws). This is particularly useful for Shocker Sport air-assist fittings, or 10-32 tapped Autococker LPRs. The fitting uses a push-to-connect seal for easy removal if needed.
These fittings are made from glass-filled nylon and have a rated pressure of 290-psi. At the moment this is available for 1/8" diameter hose only.
Gauges: These Ashcroft gauges allow for better accuracy in the pressure reading due to their larger dial size; they're approximately twice the size of most "micro" gauges. They use 1/8" NPT threads and will accept a 7/16" wrench to install.
Ashcroft 300-psi gauge - $10/ea
The dial displays from 0-300 psi in 10-psi intervals. This is suitable for use on low-pressure markers, or regulators used on low-pressure markers.
Ashcroft 700-psi gauge - $13/ea
The dial displays from 0-700 psi in 25-psi intervals. This is suitable for mid pressure markers (such as Autocockers) or mid pressure regulators (such as mid-pressure Max-Flo manifold systems).
Ashcroft 1200-psi gauge - $13/ea
The dial displays from 0-1200 psi in 50-psi intervals. These gauges are suitable for full tank pressure applications, such as use on HP markers, or to read tank output pressure.
