Downloadable Parts, Brass Fittings

That IS surprising. I've been using their models for tube fittings for a couple years now.

McMaster Carr has some on their site. Kinda hard to navigate though

Corey

Dale,

Where did you download them from? McMaster-Carr?

--Todd

Try Progressive Components.

Ken B.

"Todd" wrote in news:bp0jeb$1icpb3$1@ID-

201522.news.uni-berlin.de:

Ugh. They redesigned the web site. It loads faster, anyway. Even if I can't find what I want on it. After poking around, the search tool found these:

?cmid=4206 There may be more if you go through the InPHorm rigamarole.

Dale,

Thanks for your help. I couldnt find anything I needed but I couldnt even find as much as you showed me earlier.

I wish I could search via Parker P/N but that would make too much sense. I have a Parker drawing in front of me, with a P/N, but their web site cant find it.

I did find some of the items I was looking for on Mcmaster's web site though.

--Todd

You looking for pneumatic tube fittings? Swagelok has specs in Adobe Acrobat format, but no CAD models that I've been able to find. On their site

you do a progressively narrower search, specifying size and then type for each end of the fitting, but in the end there are no dimensions -- just a part number and links to Acrobat files. I've got the Acrobat file that gives basic dimensions for their pneumatic tube fittings . . . as far as they give dimensions (which isn't quite far enough). If you want the Acrobat file just email me. Be sure to remove/replace (as appropriate) the capitalized MUNGE info in the email address.

Mark 'Sporky' Staplet>

Have you tried cadregister.com or SPEC

Kman

UPDATE

is a link that you can get to through Under Products>CADmodels I think you have to sign up because you select a list of fittings that you need and they e-mail them to you. We just did this yesterday and it is looking promising. The way it is set up is kindof annoying and a bit clumsy to navigate but it is way better than drawing each fitting.

Corey Scheich