Muffler Metal Conical 1/8' Male
R 116.15
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R 116.15
R 116.15
Product description
AirCraft Muffler Metal Conical – 1/8" Male (SG AAS-6)
At a Glance: 1/8" Male Conical Metal Muffler for Pneumatic Exhaust Noise Reduction
Compressed air exhaust can be loud, messy and disruptive—especially on busy workshop lines. The AirCraft SG-AAS-6 Metal Conical Muffler is a simple, effective add-on that screws into a compatible 1/8" female exhaust port to help reduce exhaust noise and soften the blast of exiting air. It’s a practical upgrade for pneumatic valves, cylinders and air equipment where you want a quieter, more controlled exhaust without changing the rest of your setup.
This conical muffler design helps diffuse exiting air, taking the edge off sharp exhaust bursts. It’s ideal for maintenance replacements, new installations, and anywhere you want a cleaner, calmer compressed air environment.
Features
Features
- 1/8" male threaded connection Fits compatible 1/8" female exhaust ports on pneumatic components.
- Conical metal body Durable construction suited to workshop and industrial environments.
- Exhaust diffusion design Helps soften the discharge of compressed air.
- Easy screw-in installation Quick upgrade or replacement with minimal downtime.
Benefits
- Reduced exhaust noise: Helps quiet down sharp air releases from valves and pneumatic equipment.
- More controlled airflow: Diffuses exhaust to reduce harsh air blasts in the workspace.
- Improved workshop comfort: Quieter air systems make long jobs less fatiguing.
Specifications
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | AirCraft |
| Product Type | Pneumatic Exhaust Muffler / Silencer |
| Material | Metal |
| Shape | Conical |
| Thread Size | 1/8" Male |
| Application | Compressed Air Exhaust Noise Reduction |
Extra Info
Extra Information
- Typical fitment: screw into a 1/8" female exhaust port on pneumatic valves, cylinders, regulators or air handling components (where applicable).
- Ensure the muffler does not interfere with moving parts or become blocked by dust, paint overspray or debris in the working area.
- Thread standards can vary—confirm compatibility with your component’s thread type before installation.
Pro Tip
- If you still hear excessive exhaust noise, check for leaks at fittings and ensure the muffler is seated correctly—small air leaks can sound louder than the exhaust itself.
Safety
Safety
- Wear eye protection when working near compressed air exhaust ports.
- Depressurise the system completely before removing or installing any muffler or fitting.
- Do not use damaged threads—ensure the muffler is fitted securely to prevent it from ejecting under pressure.
- Keep exhaust outlets clear of debris and never direct exhaust air toward people or sensitive equipment.
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