Parker 6302 Push-Fit Elbow Fitting 5/16 in Bio-Based
A push-fit elbow fitting for 5/16 in tubing, made from bio-based nylon and rated for 230 psi at 200 Degrees F
- Push-fit elbow installs quickly with no tools
- Bio-based nylon construction reduces petroleum-based material use
- 5/16 inch push-to-connect ports fit standard tubing
- Rated for 230 psi maximum operating pressure
- Withstands temperatures up to 200 degrees F
Parker 6302 Bio-Based Elbow
The Parker 6302 is a push-fit elbow fitting made from bio-based nylon for 5/16 in tubing. It connects two tubes at a right angle using push-to-connect ends on both sides. The white fitting suits vacuum applications and general fluid handling where a bio-based material is preferred. It is a new component supplied in a plain pack.
Pressure and Temperature Limits
The fitting handles up to 230 psi at a maximum of 200 degrees F. Push-to-connect joints rely on tube stiffness and clean cuts to seal reliably at these limits. No thread sealant is included or pre-applied, so the connection depends entirely on the push-fit mechanism. Exceeding the rated pressure or temperature can cause the tube to release or the body to deform.
Replaces Metal or Standard Nylon Elbows
This elbow replaces metal or standard nylon fittings where a bio-based polymer is specified for environmental or regulatory reasons. The jump is worthwhile when the system operates within the 230 psi and 200 degrees F envelope and the 5/16 in tube size is fixed. It does not suit applications needing threaded ports, higher pressure ratings, or different tube diameters.
How it compares
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- Price $24.99
- Cheaper than about 79% of the 1,132 comparable items (median $54.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | PARKER |
| Product type | Other |
Questions about this item
How do I pick the right size for this push-fit elbow?
This fitting is sized for 5/16 in tube outer diameter on both ports, so select it when your tubing matches that dimension.
What does the 230 psi rating mean once the fitting is installed?
It indicates the maximum operating pressure the bio-based nylon body can handle in service without leaking or bursting.
Does the push-to-connect interface limit the temperature or pressure I can run?
The push-to-connect design is rated for up to 200 Degrees F and 230 psi, so those figures cap the practical operating envelope.
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