M10 x 3/8 water line

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M10 x 3/8 water line

Author: lab4957 (FL)

I have a free standing bath filler it is to long 43 inches and I want to cut it down 16 inches. The water line that comes with it is has a M10 fitting on one end and 3/8 fitting on the other end. I ordered one from Amazon but the M10 side diameter was smaller than what I needed. There was no dimension listed on the one I ordered.

First question, does the M10 fitting come in different diameters?
Do anyone know where I can order one that is 16 inches long?

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Re: M10 x 3/8 water line
Author: packy (MA) m-10 is an m-10 period.. i did see some m-12 supplies on google. they would be bigger.
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Re: M10 x 3/8 water line
Author: steve (CA) Is the 10mm end on the new hose smaller in diameter or is it too short in length?
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Re: M10 x 3/8 water line
Author: lab4957 (FL) The one that I ordered, the M10 connector was short in length and smaller in diameter.
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Re: M10 x 3/8 water line
Author: bernabeu (SC) you may have ORDERED an M10 but you did not GET an M10 - assuming the one you have IS an M10 M10 = metric 10mm = an actual SIZE ============================================== "Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638
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