Compressed air nipple identification guide
Compressed air nipples – also known as pneumatic plugs, air hose fittings, or air hose nipples – come in several standards, each with small profile variations. This guide, featuring clear illustrations of each nipple profile, helps you identify the correct standard by matching the profile shape with your air hose nipple.
Whether you need to replace a worn air hose nipple, match a male pneumatic plug to your existing quick coupler, or simply understand the differences between standards, this visual reference makes it easier to determine the right component for your system.
How to identify your compressed air nipple or pneumatic plug:
- Check the marking – look for engraved part or serial numbers on the nipple or plug.
- Search the number on the manufacturer’s website or catalog.
- Measure the outer diameter of the profile using a caliper.
- Compare the profile shape with the illustrations in this guide.
- Confirm the standard before ordering a replacement.
CEJN original eurostandard
Global standard with high flow performance.
Common in: Europe, USA, Canada, South America, China, Australia

CEJN original eurostandard, 10.4 mm
Products:
ISO 6150 B
Equivalent to standard A-A 59439 and MIL-C-4109F. Common in: USA, Norway, France
ISO 6150 C
Common in: France
ARO 210
Common in: Mexico, Italy
Asian standard
Common in: Asia, Brazil
Scandinavian standard

Scandinavian standard, 6.5 mm
Products:
303 (no longer available)

Scandinavian standard, 9.5 mm
Products:
408 (no longer available)
AC Q10/Q15

AC Q15, 10 mm
Products:
eSafe 421 (no longer available)











