Free pneumatic push fittings well plus shipping

**llama492** · 05-21-2010,11:17 AM

Sorry if in the wrong spot to post this but free is always good . Well all you have to pay is shipping $4.95. wow almost sounds like a infomercial.

http://poweraire.com/newWina.php

**Chupa** · 05-21-2010,12:24 PM

I could defiantly use some... im skeptical though. How does this work?

**jimmyzdc** · 05-21-2010,12:47 PM

Good stuff!! Thanks for the headsup. Usually this is just a way for companies to get their product out there for people to try. I have seen other another company do the same thing with their plastic housings for circuit boards.

**Whispers in the Park** · 05-21-2010,12:55 PM

Just ordered some...have ordered from them before...all seems legit

**slanks** · 05-21-2010,05:35 PM

It's legit. I ordered the sample pack a couple months ago and promptly received them. Not a bad deal - $4.95 for 10 fittings.

**Halstaff** · 05-21-2010,07:52 PM

I'm just starting to gather materials to get started with pneumatics. What size of the ones offered is the most useful?

**bfjou812** · 05-21-2010,10:16 PM

Originally Posted by Halstaff

I'm just starting to gather materials to get started with pneumatics. What size of the ones offered is the most useful?

It really depends on your cylinders and the application you are using them for, usually a 1/4" tube is sufficent.I have used mostly 1/4" with 1/4" ports in the cylinders with a lot of sucess. I also have a 80 gallon tank compressor to feed them. Hope this helps.....