P38A Eas silencer threadsize
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No idea of the thread size but it's a standard part used on air powered systems can be purchased from air line suppliers of perhaps Ebay.
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I have never had cause to check the thread size, working on air powered machines, there was always a bin full of them available so sorry I cannot help.
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Plenty on eBay. just get a replacement.
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Why?
In that case if you pop down a local fittings / plumbing place they would be able to identify the threads in an instant for you.
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These 8mm compression fittings screw in nicely. I think they are 1/4 bsp threads?
1/4” bsp would make sense as that’s the standard for air lines so makes sense being as it’s to do with air. If I had one of my computer water cooling bits to hand I would have been able to test as that also shares 1/4 bsp.
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I run mine without so I can monitor it. 
Thanks for the replies guys, i have a silencer but am always on the lookout for cheaper replacements/spares.with shipping included to australia even the ebay offerings work out dear.have tried bsp fittings and they do not fit. Was actually looking to fit a hose to it to make it easy to check leakage whilst i was getting valve block back into working order
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Try an NPT fitting, or leave it out. Took mine out so I could hear when it's doing its thing, and never got round to putting it back.
