10 mm Male Run Tee

A male run tee pneumatic fitting is a type of connector used in pneumatic systems to join and route air or gas flow in three directions. It typically consists of three openings arranged in a “T” shape, with one inlet and two outlets at a 90-degree angle to the main flow. Here’s a breakdown of its components:

1. Male Threads: One end of the fitting has male threads designed to screw into a corresponding female-threaded port or connector. These threads ensure a secure and leak-free connection.
2. Run Configuration: The central opening serves as the primary inlet or source through which the compressed air or gas flows.
3. Two Outlets: The other two openings, located on either side of the central inlet, allow the air or gas to be directed in two different directions at a right angle to the main flow. These outlets typically have smaller openings than the main inlet.
4. Material: These fittings are commonly made from materials like brass, stainless steel, or other durable metals. Some fittings may have additional coating or treatment for corrosion resistance, depending on the application.
5. Seals: Often, these fittings include seals or O-rings to ensure a tight and secure connection, preventing leaks in the pneumatic system.

Male run tee pneumatic fittings are widely used in various pneumatic applications, including air compressors, pneumatic cylinders, control systems, and machinery, allowing for efficient distribution and control of compressed air or gas flow in different directions within the system.