
The AirTAC Airtac PZB Cross Threaded Fitting PZB1003 is a genuine threaded cross for push-in tube connection, rated 0 - 1.0 MPa (0 - 10 kgf/cm2) with a 1.5 MPa proof pressure.
The PZB1003 is an AirTAC PZB threaded cross, a four-way node that puts a 3/8in PT male thread on one leg and three Dia 10 mm one-touch ports on the other three. Push each soft nylon or polyurethane tube home and the stainless spring gasket and chuck grip it instantly; press the POM release ring and the tube slides back out for rework. The 3/8in stud arrives with sealant already on the thread, so it seals straight into a PT tapped port.
This is the resin and brass one-touch profile: 0-1.0 MPa working pressure, -750 mmHg vacuum, 1.5 MPa proof pressure and -20 to +70 C service. The body is PBT over a brass stud, with an aluminium-alloy guide, stainless spring gasket and NBR O-ring. Note that PZB never comes in M5 thread or Dia 4 tube, so this 3/8in x Dia 10 size sits firmly in the larger half of the ladder.
| Model | Airtac PZB Cross Threaded Fitting PZB1003 |
|---|---|
| Type | Threaded cross |
| Series | PZB |
| Connection | Push-in one-touch |
| Working pressure | 0 - 1.0 MPa (0 - 10 kgf/cm2) |
|---|---|
| Negative pressure | -750 mmHg (10 Torr) |
| Proof pressure | 1.5 MPa |
| Temperature | -20 to +70 °C |
| Applicable tubing | Soft nylon or polyurethane tube |
| Thread standard | PT (Rc tapered) unless the code says otherwise |
POM release button and chuck, aluminium-alloy guide, stainless spring gasket, NBR O-ring; body brass or PBT depending on the part. AirTAC publishes flow as a characteristic curve rather than a single figure, so no L/min value is listed.
| PZB | Threaded cross. |
|---|---|
| 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 | Tube outside diameter in mm (3.2 mm exists on the mini series). |
| M5 / 01 / 02 / 03 / 04 | Thread: M5x0.8, 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" (M3 on the mini series). |
| D | Black. Blank = grey. |
Mount the 3/8in stud in a manifold plate beside a palletiser vacuum generator and branch three Dia 10 lines to suction cups and blow-off nozzles, replacing three separate tees with one node.
Feed a group of small pneumatic cylinders on a bottling line gate from a single 3/8in PT drop, with equal Dia 10 legs to each cylinder port for balanced extend and retract timing.
On a purge or inert-gas skid, tap the 3/8in thread into the supply header and run three Dia 10 polyurethane legs to individual enclosure vents, each releasable without disturbing the others.
On the 3/8in thread row, PZB goes down to Dia 8 (PZB803) and up to Dia 12 (PZB1203); stepping to Dia 12 gains bore for longer or hungrier circuits, while Dia 8 saves panel space on lighter branches. If your tube is Dia 10 but the port is smaller or larger, PZB1002 (1/4in) and PZB1004 (1/2in) exist at the same tube size, so you can change the thread without changing the tubing run.
A cross is the right answer only when one supply must genuinely feed three outlets from one point. If the run is a simple step down in bore rather than a three-way split, a PKD male reducer triple branch or a PG different-diameter union will be tidier. Always match tube OD exactly: a Dia 10 port will not seal on 3/8in or 12 mm tube, however close it looks.
Quick checklist
Working pressure 0-1.0 MPa (0-10 kgf/cm2), negative pressure -750 mmHg (10 Torr), proof pressure 1.5 MPa, temperature -20 to +70 C. It accepts Dia 10 mm soft nylon or polyurethane tube on three ports and has a 3/8in PT male thread on the fourth. The thread ships pre-coated with sealant.
AirTAC simply does not make those combinations. The PZB threaded cross ladder starts at 1/8in PT with Dia 6 and Dia 8 tube, and Dia 4 is excluded across the whole series. For miniature four-way work you would need a different family; for this SKU the supported threads at Dia 10 are 1/4in, 3/8in and 1/2in.
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