GENTLE UT T-Union Quick Coupler｜All Push-to-Connect 3-Way

• Inline 3-Way Split: Straight-through trunk with a side branch for clear routing, shorter runs, and lower pressure drop.
• All Push-to-Connect: Three push-in ports enable fast, tool-free installation and removal to reduce downtime.
• Sealing & Retention: An O-ring provides airtight sealing while the metal collet resists pull-out and vibration.
• Wide Compatibility: Supports 4–12 mm nylon (PA) and PU tubing with straightforward model selection.
• Taiwan-Made, Dual Colors: Black or grey-white (-GW) finishes for clean system identification and visual consistency.
• Applications: Three-way distribution on automation lines, electronics assembly stations, manifold extensions, and general industrial air splits and parallel end-tools.

Q1: How does UT differ from typical tees with threads?
A: Many tees use threaded ports that require thread sealing. UT is all push-to-connect on all three ports for faster setup and stable sealing.

Q2: How are sealing and tube retention achieved?
A: The O-ring ensures airtightness, and the metal collet grips the tube to withstand vibration and pull loads.

Q3: Which tubing materials and sizes are supported?
A: Nylon (PA) and PU tubing in 4–12 mm OD. Select the matching model for your tube size.

Q4: What operating range is supported?
A: Reference 0–0.9 MPa and 5–60 °C. Validate against your system and tubing specifications.

Q5: What are the key installation tips?
A: Ensure the tube end is cut square and deburred; insert fully to the stop. Observe minimum bend radius and avoid side loads.

Q6: Do the push-in ports rotate?
A: No. UT uses fixed push-in ports. For angle alignment, provide routing slack and guides in the layout.

Q7: Any flow-direction constraints?
A: None. Assign inlet/outlets per your circuit design.

Q8: How do I troubleshoot a minor leak?
A: Verify full insertion and thread seating; add a light PTFE wrap if needed. If leakage persists, replace the entire fitting.

Q9: Advantage vs. a straight fitting plus added tee?
A: Fewer connections and shorter runs—lower pressure loss, fewer leak points, and faster service.

Q10: Can I use different colors to mark circuits?
A: Yes. Black and grey-white (-GW) can distinguish loops or zones for easier maintenance.