Description
Product Summary
The Appion VFL45L is a 4" 45° vacuum-rated connector with (2) 1/4" female flare swivel fittings, built to reach 1/4" service ports in tight spaces where a straight fitting or a gauge would hit a panel, line set, or cabinet. It is a compact way to mount a digital gauge or micron gauge at the right angle without kinking a hose or stressing the access valve.
Seamless copper construction virtually eliminates leak and failure points, and the ultra-low internal volume and low-loss fittings help keep pressure and vacuum readings accurate. Vacuum-rated to 20 microns and suitable for high-pressure refrigerants such as R-410A, the VFL45L works in both pressure and vacuum service and pairs naturally with Appion digital gauges.
Key Features
- 45° angle: Repositions gauges and hoses at 45° to clear obstructions around service ports.
- 4" length: Short, rigid extension keeps the connection compact and stable.
- Dual swivel fittings: (2) 1/4" female flare swivel nuts make alignment quick without twisting the connector.
- Seamless copper body: Seamless construction virtually eliminates leak and failure points.
- Vacuum-rated to 20 microns: Suitable for deep-vacuum verification as well as pressure work.
- Low-loss, low-volume: Ultra-low internal volume and low-loss fittings support accurate, reliable measurements.
Specifications
| Brand | Appion |
|---|---|
| Model | VFL45L |
| Product Type | MegaSeal Vacuum-Rated Connector, 45° |
| Length | 4" |
| Connections | (2) 1/4" Female Flare Swivel |
| Body Material | Seamless copper |
| Vacuum Rating | 20 microns |
| Service | Pressure and vacuum |
| Refrigerant Rating | High-pressure refrigerants including R-410A |
What's Included
- (1) Appion VFL45L 4" 45° Vacuum-Rated Connector
Compatibility
Fits standard 1/4" SAE flare service ports and accessories. Designed to pair with Appion digital gauges, micron gauges, and core removal tools with 1/4" flare connections. Available as the VFL45L (45°) and VFL90L (90°).
Ideal Applications
- Mounting micron gauges or digital gauges on hard-to-reach service ports
- Mini split and condensing unit ports tucked behind panels or line sets
- Low-loss connections during evacuation and standing vacuum tests
- Pressure checks where a hose would otherwise kink
