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Zoomup's pipes

Chris Pearson

Hived off from the electrical section.

Pitch believed to be 1.5mm.

Z

Pictures. I had to saw through the pipes to get a socket onto the fittings to get them to turn for removal. They were rusted onto the steel pipes

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  • in reply to OlympusMons

    If that is the case, how does the o-ring contribute to the seal.

    I am not sure that I agree with Mike's interpretation either.

  • in reply to Chris Pearson

    The o-ring sits between the pipe and the parallel part of the housing. It is a backup to the flare seal.

    I made the flare a bit wider in my drawing, apologies.

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