So, is the "Tru-flate" the same as "automotive" (looks like it).
It seems all the air tools kits come with the "industrial" type.
bs
Mike Rambour wrote:
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>> sources (including friends in the business), I switched to "Tru-flate"
>> fittings. That was several years ago, and no leaks or failures so far.
>
>
> Based on that McMaster page, I have been using Tru-flate for 30+ years
> now, didn't even know it was better, just what I started using and
> kept using it. I was actually thinking of switching recently because
> I am tired of getting new air tools and having to find the adapter,
> the "industrial" one seem to be everywhere. I easily go 15-20 years
> without leaks and I have never had one pop off under pressure.
>
> Mike
>
>
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