Beswick Engineering compression fittings are designed with either one or two internal ferrules, which swage onto the outer diameter of a stiff plastic or metal tube to create a reliable line contact seal. The featured video shows the simple installation instructions when using a vice along with 1/16" OD tubing and a two piece ferrule. Beswick compression fittings can typically handle very high pressures, 1,000 psi or more, depending on the model. Configurations with redundant o-ring seals are available, specifically designed to seal against Teflon tubing. Some models are also offered with a larger through hole to accomodate a thermocouple.

Beswick barbed fittings are ideal for low pressure applications when flexible tubing is required. You will learn how to properly use barbed style fitting and how to select the proper barb size in this video.

Installation instructions for compression fittings vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific fitting design. There are however, several common elements to the installation procedure for nearly all compression fittings. Learn now.

Push-to-connect fittings are commonly used with hard plastic tubing when occasional disconnections are required. This video describes how to properly install hard plastic tubing into push-to-connect fittings.

Beswick high pressure bayonet quick disconnects are rated up to 3,000 psig (207 bar) when connected. Watch our overview video to learn more about our high pressure quick disconnects.