UNEQUAL TRIPLE BRANCH REDUCER (CPKG)

A Pneumatic Unequal Triple Branch Reducer (CPKG) is a specialized pneumatic push-to-connect fitting used to divide or merge a single compressed air line into three separate lines where the connecting tube diameters are different (unequal). The 'CPKG' designation typically refers to a brand or style of a Reducer Triple Branch Union which is a Y-shaped or T-shaped connector with three ports. ??? Key Function and Design Function: It is primarily used to create a branching point in a pneumatic circuit, directing air flow from a main line to two branch lines that require different sized tubing. This allows for system designs that accommodate various flow requirements or component sizes from a single source. Unequal Ports: The key feature is that the three ports are designed for three different tube Outer Diameters (OD). For example, it might connect an 8mm main line to a 6mm branch and a 4mm branch (e.g., an 8-6-4 configuration). Push-to-Connect: Like many modern pneumatic fittings, the CPKG uses a push-in mechanism for quick, easy, and secure connection and disconnection of nylon or polyurethane (PU) tubing without the need for tools. Application: These fittings are essential in automation equipment and complex pneumatic systems where space is limited and tubing of varying sizes must be efficiently and reliably joined.