On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 01:49:49PM +0800, David Savage wrote:
> I'm not sure there are metric pipe fittings...
> 
> It may be a BSP fitting.
> 
> Same size, but the thread is cut @ 55°, instead of 60°.

Interesting. That could be it. I expect that the threads could be cut
to a slightly different depth, or taper ?

> 
> DS
> 
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> > Larry Colen
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> > Subject: OT: metric equivalent of 1/4 NPT
> > 
> > I bought a cheap compressor at Kragens (auto part store), it got
> > knocked over and the ball valve that was between the reservoir and the
> > hose fittings broke. When I bought the standard 1/4" NPT replacement,
> > it didn't fit.
> > 
> > My guess is that since it is a cheap, probably Chinese, compressor, it
> > is some metric equivalent to 1/4" NPT. However I cannot find anything
> > like that around here.  Does anyone have a source of an adapter from
> > whatever this thread is to 1/4" NPT?
> > 
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