Vacuum Y Splitter 2 Inch (Stainless Steel)

Regular price $187.21 Regular price $78.65

Product Overview

Stainless steel Y junction for 2 inch vacuum hose. A passive fitting with no moving parts, made by PMF.

Two Ways to Use It

Splitting — one vacuum line out to two tools, so two operators can work off one machine.

Combining — and this is the use experienced truckmount operators talk about more. Run two hoses from the truck to the door, join them into one at the entry point, and you have reduced the restriction of a long single run. The "four to the door" approach.

Be Realistic About Airflow

No manufacturer publishes an airflow figure for this fitting, and we are not going to invent one.

What can be said plainly: a blower delivers what it delivers. Split it between two tools and each tool gets less than the machine's full airflow. How much less depends entirely on your machine, your hose length and the tools — which is why nobody publishes a number.

Before setting up a two-operator system on one truckmount, talk to us about the blower you are running. It is a genuine capability on a strong machine and a disappointment on a marginal one.

Specifications

CCW SKU AX01
Type Y junction, passive
Size 2 inch
Material Stainless steel
Manufacturer PMF
Manufacturer part AC76
Weight 0.28kg (0.625 lb)
Airflow data Not published by the manufacturer

Frequently Asked Questions

Can two people clean off one truckmount with this?

Physically yes. Whether it performs depends on your blower — talk to us before committing to it.

What is the combining use?

Running two hoses from the truck and joining them at the door reduces restriction on long runs.

Does it need cuffs?

It is a 2 inch cuff-end fitting. Tell us your hose ends and we will confirm what you need.

Why stainless?

It is in the waste airstream and takes knocks. Stainless survives both.

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What We See in the Field

Vacuum fittings are easy to blame when the real problem is the joint around them. A connector that's undersized, cracked or only half-seated becomes an air leak and costs recovery all the way back at the tool.


Thinking about a two-tool setup? Tell us your machine and we will give you an honest answer on whether it will pull.