

Some areas of application include:
The LF3800 fitting has an integral gripping collet, washer and o-ring. The
collet is used to hold the tubing in place and the viton o-ring seals the
connection on the outside diameter (O.D.) of the tubing. The collet has
six areas which bite into the tubing, called gripping teeth. The collet
bites onto the tubing when positive pressure is applied or if the tube is
being pulled.
The body of the fitting is formed after the collet, washer and o-ring are
installed in the stainless steel housing.
LF3800 fittings also contain a stainless steel washer. The washer
separates the viton o-ring from the collet, protecting it at the same time. The
o-ring is captive under the washer by virtue of the swaging action when
the body is formed. The presence of this washer leaves a small amount of
compression on the o-ring even in its static state, ensuring a quality
seal for a wide range of pressures. To release the tubing from the
fitting, depress the collet before pulling the tube out of the fitting.
When you press down on the collet you are keeping the collet locking slope
away from the integral angle of the body.
For more information on LEGRIS LF3800 fittings, contact Maryland Metrics
The LF3800 fitting is suited for use with aggressive or corrosive fluids or
environments; also for hygienic or sterile areas.
stainless steel push-to-connect fittings.
E - LF3800 stainless steel push-to-connect fittings - pages E1 to E15
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