GENTLE TLL Long Elbow｜Extended 90° Threaded Push-in

• Extended 90° Elbow: Lengthened male-thread section reaches recessed ports inside guards, deep cavities, or near interferences—solving access limits in tight spaces.
• Hex-Wrench Locking: Wrench flats above the thread enable precise torque for stable, vibration-resistant seating.
• Pre-Coated Thread Sealant: Factory-applied sealant provides reliable sealing; after multiple reassemblies or in high-vibration sites, add a light wrap of PTFE tape to maintain airtightness.
• One-Touch Push-In Port: Tool-free tube insertion/removal speeds service and reduces downtime.
• Broad Size & Thread Coverage: Supports 4–12 mm tubes; threads include M5 and RC1/8–RC1/2 for common equipment interfaces.
• Recessed/Tight-Space Solution: Avoids tool-clearance issues and under-radius bends that cause leaks or tube damage, yielding cleaner routing and longer service life.
• Applications: Inside spindle guards and deep pockets on CNC tools; hidden chassis ports on instruments; tight gaps near robot bases/end-effectors; deep threaded holes behind panels; valve-island take-offs and wall-side straight runs; retrofit conversions from straight to elbow routing.

Q1: How does TLL differ from TL?
A: TLL is an extended 90° elbow reaching recessed/tight ports; TL is a standard short elbow for general corner routing.

Q2: What applications best fit TLL?
A: CNC deep pockets, behind spindle guards, hidden chassis ports, tight robot gaps, deep holes behind panels, and valve-island take-offs in constrained layouts.

Q3: Any tips for deep-hole installation?
A: Use a socket hex wrench on the wrench flats; confirm clearance vs A/B/C dimensions; cut the tube square, deburr, and fully insert—avoid twisting the tube during seating.

Q4: Is PTFE tape required?
A: Typically no (threads are pre-sealed). After multiple cycles or in heavy vibration, add a light wrap of PTFE tape per site practice.

Q5: How does it perform under vibration/frequent cycling?
A: The O-ring seal + metal collet + pre-coated threads maintain airtightness and pull-out resistance; periodic inspection is recommended.

Q6: Which tube materials/sizes are supported?
A: PU and nylon (PA) tubes, standard OD range 4–12 mm. Match the push-in size and observe the minimum bend radius.

Q7: Will sealing degrade after repeated reassembly?
A: Pre-applied sealant can diminish over cycles; supplement with PTFE tape as needed and inspect the threads for wear or contamination.

Q8: Is it suitable for vacuum or higher pressure service?
A: It's primarily for compressed air. For vacuum, higher pressure, or special media, verify compatibility and proof pressure before deployment.

Q9: How should I troubleshoot a minor leak?
A: Ensure a clean, square cut and full insertion; verify thread seating; add PTFE tape if needed and check threads, and depth/clearance tolerances.