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Adaptor, 1/4" Male x 9/16" FeMale
Ref. 10079424
Alt.: 1-13162-60-9F4M, FT60M49B3, 10307
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Adaptor, 3/8" Male x 9/16" F FT60M69B3
Ref. 10079655
Alt.: 49864291, 400008-3, FT60M69B3, 10309
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Bulkhead Coupl 1/4
Ref. 49864325
Alt.: 60Bf4433, 10312
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Bulkhead Coupl 3/8"
Ref. 49864333
Alt.: 60BF6633, 10313
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Bulkhead Coupl 9/16"
Ref. 49864341
Alt.: 10079705, 60BF9933, 10314, FT60BF9933
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High Pressure Adapter 1 / 4"F X 3 / 8"M;
Ref. 200785
Alt.: WO200785
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Inline Wye, 3/8 in. to 1/4 in.
Ref. 1-13614-6-4-4
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Inline Wye, 3/8 in. to 3/8 in.
Ref. 1-13614-6-6-6
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Safety Valve Repair Kit
Ref. 305836
Alt.: AW305836, 1-13125
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Safety Valve Seat
Ref. 300958
Alt.: AW300958, 1-13205
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SEAT:OUTLET CHECK Valve
Ref. 060652-1
Alt.: 1-19435
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Short Stop Adapter Body w/ Insert, 1/4"F x 3/8"M
Ref. 05212424
Alt.: 301026-4, 058661-4, 11552, FL05212424
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High-pressure adapters and inserts for connecting different tube sizes, male and female ends or pressure classes in a waterjet circuit.

Adapters solve the connections that a straight coupling cannot: 1/4" to 3/8", male to female, or a fitting on the pump to the line that leaves it. Because they sit between two standards, they are also where mistakes happen, so check both ends before ordering.

For each end we need the size, whether it is male or female, and the pressure class. The reference printed on the old adapter, or a photo showing both ends, is usually enough to identify it.