GENTLE TL Mini Elbow Quick Coupler｜90° Threaded Push-in

• Ultra-Compact Body: ~40% smaller and ~20% slimmer for tight spaces—ideal inside panels, corner modules, and near rail slots.
• 90° Elbow Layout: Optimized bend radius keeps flow smooth at corners; perfect for robot wrists, edge modules, and cabinet turns.
• Push-to-Connect Service: Tube pushes fully to lock; press the collet (release ring) to disconnect—fast, tool-free maintenance.
• Pre-Sealed Male Thread + Hex: M3/M5/M6/RC1/8–RC1/2 (BSPT) with factory sealant; the hex above the thread allows secure wrench tightening and precise orientation.
• Airtight & Durable: Metal collet + O-ring sealing provide vibration-resistant, leak-free performance within 0–0.9 MPa and 5–60 °C.
• Applications: High-density cabinets, cobot EOAT, jigs/fixtures, valve manifolds at panel edges, and corner jumpers between modules.

Q1: How does TL differ from UL and TLL?
A: TL is an L-type elbow with one push-in tube port and one male thread. UL has two push-in ports (no thread). TLL is functionally the same as TL but with an extended body to clear recesses/obstructions.

Q2: Which tube sizes/materials are supported?
A: 4–12 mm PU and nylon (PA) tubes; match tube OD to the fitting size for proper sealing.

Q3: What threads and sealing are provided?
A: M3/M5/M6/RC1/8–RC1/2 (BSPT). Threads are factory pre-sealed; PTFE tape is typically unnecessary unless the sealant has been worn by repeated servicing.

Q4: What is the recommended installation sequence?
A: Tighten the threaded end first (wrench the hex to seat and orient) → square-cut with a PU tube cutter → push fully to the stop → perform a pull test → leak test.

Q5: Is it reusable?
A: Yes—provided the O-ring and metal collet are intact. Re-cut scratched/ovalized tube ends before reinsertion.

Q6: Operating limits?
A: 0–0.9 MPa, 5–60 °C. Avoid aggressive chemicals and long-term oil immersion; verify compatibility for special media.

Q7: How to address minor leakage?
A: Ensure full insertion and pull-test, check for clean, square tube ends, and remove debris near the collet/O-ring. Replace a short section of tubing if necessary and re-test.

Q8: Mini vs. standard elbows?
A: The mini version is ~40% smaller and ~20% slimmer, enabling dense layouts and tight corners while maintaining smooth flow and airtight performance.