Spac 10 mm ESA Polyurethane and Nylon Flow Control Inline Connector

A flow control inline connector, 10 mm also known as a flow control valve connector or flow control fitting, is a type of connector used in pneumatic or hydraulic systems to control fluid or air flow rate within a system. It is designed to provide adjustable flow control and directionality in a single inline component.

A flow control inline connector or fitting incorporates a flow control valve within its design. It is used to regulate and control the flow rate of fluid or air in a pneumatic or hydraulic system. Here's a definition of a flow control inline connector: Here's a definition of a flow control inline connector:

Key features and characteristics of a flow control inline connector include:

• Adjustable Flow Control: The connector allows the user to adjust the fluid flow rate or air passing through the system. It typically features a flow control valve that can be manually adjusted to restrict or increase the flow
• Inline Configuration: The flow control inline connector is designed to be installed within the fluid or air line, maintaining a straight or inline flow path. It is usually placed between the source and destination of the liquid or air
• Directionality: In addition to flow control, the connector may incorporate directional control, allowing the user to regulate the direction of the fluid or airflow within the system.
• Connection Compatibility: Flow control inline connectors are available in various sizes and connection types, such as threaded, push-in, or compression fittings, to accommodate different system requirements and connection methods
• Application: Flow control inline connectors find applications in pneumatic and hydraulic systems where precise flow rate and direction control is necessary. They are commonly used in industrial automation, manufacturing processes, robotics, and other applications where fluid or air flow needs to be regulated