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Are there any macrofittings rated at 800psi ?

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Posted by:
D8
on November 30, 2002 at 02:53:23

Seems all the fittings are at best 260psi working
while the lines themselves are typically 1200psi
working pressure. I discovered this AFTER blowing
a 90 degree swivel elbow tonight, then going digging for the macro/microline article in paintball mag and voila, reason for failure at
850psi.

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Re: Are there any macrofittings rated at 800psi ? Razorpb 16:31:35 12/02/02 (1)

I've used macroline for ever DaveA 23:44:52 12/02/02 (0)

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: Seems all the fittings are at best 260psi working : while the lines themselves are typically 1200psi : working pressure. I discovered this AFTER blowing : a 90 degree swivel elbow tonight, then going digging for the macro/microline article in paintball mag and voila, reason for failure at : 850psi.

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