Hydraulic Tube Fittings

Hydraulic tube fittings are components used to connect, control, change the direction, and terminate the flow in hydraulic systems. They are essential for creating secure and reliable connections between different parts of a hydraulic system, such as tubes, hoses, and other equipment.

• 1 - These fittings use a compression mechanism to connect the tube to the fitting. They often include a nut, ferrule, and body. When the nut is tightened, the ferrule compresses against the tube and the fitting body, creating a leak-tight seal.
• 2 - Flare fittings involve flaring the end of a tube and then securing it with a nut and a fitting body. The flared end fits into a conical seat, providing a strong and leak-proof connection.
• 3 - These fittings use a sharp ferrule that "bites" into the tube when the fitting is tightened. This provides a strong and secure connection, suitable for high-pressure applications.
• 4- Crimp fittings are used with hydraulic hoses and involve crimping a metal sleeve around the hose and fitting. This creates a durable and leak-free connection suitable for high-pressure environments.
• 5- These fittings allow for easy and quick connection and disconnection of tubes without the need for tools.

Applications:-

• 1 - Used in hydraulic systems for manufacturing, processing, and heavy equipment.
• 2 - Found in excavators, loaders, and other heavy machinery requiring robust hydraulic systems.
• 3 - Used in hydraulic brake systems, power steering, and other automotive applications.
• 4 - The hydraulic systems for aircraft, including landing gear and flight control systems.
• 5 - The hydraulic systems for ships, including steering and deck machinery.
• 6 - Use fittings compatible with the hydraulic fluid and system pressure requirements to ensure reliability and longevity.