<p>Tired of always looking for the right size open ended wrench or your adjustable keeps slipping off and marking up your fittings and tank? This aluminum fitting wrench is the perfect solution, especially if you're working on a show-worthy hardline setup. This wrench engages with 5 sides of the fitting for a more secure fit. It's also aluminum, meaning it's softer than the brass and steel fittings you're working with, and should reduce any marring to the fittings.</p>

<p>These Camozzi BSPT/NPT Swivel Elbows are a unique fitting that has less threads than your typical NPT or BSPT pipe fitting, and also features a rubber o-ring which allows it to seal well in both NPT and BSPT applications. This creates a fitting that fits more flush, and is dual purpose. The push-to-connect (PTC) end is easy to connect and disconnect, just match to your air line size. <br> <br> While NPT fittings are generally the standard in the US, a lot of Taiwanese manufacturers such as D2 and TruHart use BSPT. Don't know which style threading your air ride has? No problem, as long as you know the size you need. Certain installs might benefit from the <a href="{{store direct_url=camozzi-bspt-npt-male-straight.html}}" target="_blank">Camozzi BSPT/NPT Male Straight</a> instead.</p>

This composite plug-in elbow is most commonly used to convert a 3/8" PTC manifold down to 1/4" PTC. It can also be installed into other PTC fittings to make a quick 90º turn with your air line.

Manufacturers such as D2 Racing, Truhart, Maxload, or FeelAir tend to use BSPT threaded ports on their products. In this case, the most simple way to connect your air line to your setup with no headaches is to use the Pace BSPT Swivel Elbow fittings.