Struggling with Push-Lok fittings? Say goodbye to wasted time and sore knuckles with Barb-Tech™ Tool’s innovative assembly solutions.
Reduce downtime in injection molding, robotics, pneumatics, industrial, and automation applications with our portable Push-Lok assembly tools.
Struggling with Push-Lok fittings? Say goodbye to wasted time and sore knuckles with Barb-Tech™ Tool’s innovative assembly solutions.
Reduce downtime in injection molding, robotics, pneumatics, industrial, and automation applications with our portable Push-Lok assembly tools.
The Barb-Tech™ Poly-Lock Hose Assembly Tool is specifically engineered to securely grip slippery polyurethane hoses and effortlessly insert Push-Lok barbed fittings, commonly utilized in industrial automation systems
Barb-Tech™ PQD Hose Assembly Tool Kits come with a dedicated mandrel sets designed to be compatible your mold cooling hose connections for fast easy fitting installation.
Barb-Tech™ IIc and III are the foundation of our portable, lightweight Hose Assembly Tools to easily assemble a wide variety of Push-Lok fittings. Fitting size changes are a breeze with new “Click-On” mandrels.
The Barb-Tech™ Poly-Lock Hose Assembly Tool is specifically engineered to securely grip slippery polyurethane hoses and effortlessly insert Push-Lok barbed fittings, commonly utilized in industrial automation systems
Barb-Tech™ PQD Hose Assembly Tool Kits come with a dedicated mandrel sets designed to be compatible your mold cooling hose connections for fast easy fitting installation.
Barb-Tech™ IIc and III are the foundation of our portable, lightweight Hose Assembly Tools to easily assemble a wide variety of Push-Lok fittings. Fitting size changes are a breeze with new “Click-On” mandrels.
Using a hose assembly tool vs a manual operation.
When we ask individuals how they currently install Push-Lok hose fittings, we typically get a response of manual-brute force, clamping the fitting in a vice, beating the fitting on a table or using some type of lubricant on the fitting.
These methods do get the job done, yet are not the safest methods.
Either damage to the fitting, the hose or the installers hands by a slip are all possible risks.
