Vacuum Fittings

Vacuum fittings are critical components used to connect and seal various elements of a vacuum system. They ensure system integrity, preventing leaks and maintaining the required vacuum pressure for optimal performance.

  1. NW16 Vacuum Tee -- New lot of 4pcs

    Vacuum Fittings

    NW16 Vacuum Tee -- New lot of 4pcs

    • Kurt J. Lesker QF16-075-T.
    • Offered as a Lot of 4 new pieces at the stated price.  All tees in sealed Kurt Lesker bags.
    • 3-Way Tee, SS, ISO, QF16 / NW16, 3/4"OD Tube.
  2. Pfeiffer Nor-Cal ISO-KF NW-50 to NW-16 Reducer Tee

    Vacuum Fittings

    Pfeiffer Nor-Cal ISO-KF NW-50 to NW-16 Reducer Tee

    • Nor-cal 3TR-NW-50-16B.
    • Brand new in factory packaging.
    • 300 Series Stainless Steel.
    • DN 50 ISO-KF and  DN 16 ISO-KF Flange sizes.
    • Quantity discounts will be considered.
    • See attached Nor-Cal 3-page PDF product description.

Common Applications

scientific research

semiconductor manufacturing

pharmaceuticals

vacuum coating

aerospace

energy production

Buying Guide

Vacuum Fittings Buying Considerations

  • Ensure compatibility with your existing vacuum system components and standards.
  • Select the appropriate fitting type based on your vacuum pressure requirements.
  • Consider the material of the fittings for compatibility with the substances being used in your system.
  • Account for temperature and environmental conditions that can affect fitting performance.
  • Ensure ease of assembly and disassembly for maintenance purposes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are vacuum fittings used for?
Vacuum fittings are used to connect and seal components in a vacuum system to prevent leaks and ensure proper vacuum levels.
What types of vacuum fittings are available?
Common types include KF (small flange) fittings, ISO-K (semi-quick) fittings, and CF (ConFlat) flanges.
Which materials are vacuum fittings made from?
They are typically made from stainless steel, aluminum, and other metals to ensure durability and vacuum compatibility.
How do I choose the right vacuum fitting?
Selection depends on your system requirements, including flange type, size, and compatibility with existing components.