1/4" female BSPP to 1/4" push connect

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I'm looking for a place to buy two 1/4" female BSPP to 1/4" push connect fittings. I've only been able to find 1/2" and 3/8 inch ones.

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https://www.freshwatersystems.com/p-2513-john-guest-female-adapter-cone-end-bspp-12-x-12-bspp.aspx

I'd also settle for a 1/4" female BSPP to 1/4 inch NPT

I'm trying to plumb a Neptune flow meter.
 
A quick look at McMaster and Carr, I found a 90 degree elbow that's 1/4 bspp to 1\4 quick connect. I'm sure they have straight as well if you look around. I'd also check Grainger.
 

A quick look at McMaster and Carr, I found a 90 degree elbow that's 1/4 bspp to 1\4 quick connect. I'm sure they have straight as well if you look around. I'd also check Grainger.

Thanks. Those at McMaster-Carr are for BSPT, not BSPP, which I understand is different.

The only BSSP-->NPT adapters at both Grainger and McMaster-Carr are metal--which wouldn't work.

https://www.ralstoninst.com/news/story/the-difference-between-npt-bspp-and-bspt-seals
 

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