New Airline Are These The Right Fittings For It?

[Pollys13]

I've just bought a 1/2"Draper Tools 5M 1/2" BSP 13mm Bore Air Line Hose AH5M13 - 38339. This has a 1/2" male bsp fitting on both ends.
I'm still a bit confused by the assortment of fittings available.
I'd like to know if these female couplers are the right ones to fit on the new Draper hose?
Ebay item number 181575554765
I emailed the Ebay seller but no response so far.
Cheers.

 

[WorkshopChris]

Yes they look ok what do you have for the other end?

 

[Pollys13]

1/2" male BSP thread. Or you mean the actual quick connector main body? If so they are not the short euro style body but the longer ones.

 

[WorkshopChris]

If so they are not the short euro style body but the longer ones.

The 2 common are euro and pcl the one in you link is a pcl compatible.

 

[Pollys13]

OK just to be sure the female 1/2" BSP will fit correctly on the 1/2" male threads on the Draper hose and plug into the long PCL quick connect main body?
I found out about the long pcl body first, only later, further down the road found out about the euro style.
As I say found 1/4" BSP 3/8" BSP, nominal size etc, ID, OD quite brain frying, get my head round all that

 

[WorkshopChris]

OK just to be sure the female 1/2" BSP will fit correctly on the 1/2" male threads on the Draper hose and plug into the long PCL quick connect main body?
I found out about the long pcl body first, only later, further down the road found out about the euro style.
As I say found 1/4" BSP 3/8" BSP, nominal size etc, ID, OD quite brain frying, get my head round all that

As a rough guide the stated size is the internal bore of the fitting, not the external or internal thread size.
http://www.pipefittingsdirect.co.uk/contents/en-uk/BSP Identification1.pdf

1/8" bsp = Normally used on pressure gauges.
1/4" bsp = Most common fitting on standard air tools.
3/8" bsp = Not to common outside of industrial uses.
1/2" bsp = More common on air hungry hi capacity tools, fittings and regulators.

 

[Pollys13]

As a rough guide the stated size is the internal bore of the fitting, not the external or internal thread size.
http://www.pipefittingsdirect.co.uk/contents/en-uk/BSP Identification1.pdf

1/8" bsp = Normally used on pressure gauges.
1/4" bsp = Most common fitting on standard air tools.
3/8" bsp = Not to common outside of industrial uses.
1/2" bsp = More common on air hungry hi capacity tools, fittings and regulators.

OK thanks for that.