Braided Hose Crimp Fittings

For one- and two-braid hose

EN 853 and the connection standards

Size range

Every size above is a part number you can quote from. Open any listing for its full table.

Delivery

Braided Hose Crimp Fittings across the Gulf

Questions we get asked

About this range

01Do these fittings need a separate ferrule?

No — they are one-piece crimp fittings with the ferrule attached. Crimp them to the diameter specified for the hose and fitting together, on a crimper with the matching dies.

02Which hose constructions do they suit?

EN 853 1SN and 2SN, and SAE 100R1AT, 100R2AT, 100R16 and 100R17. For four- or six-spiral hose use the spiral-hose range: the tails are not interchangeable.

03How do I cross a Parker part number?

Each listing names the Parker series it replaces, and its size table gives our part number for every size. Send the Parker number if you have it and we will confirm the match.

04Can the port end be a different size from the hose?

Yes — the tail must match the hose bore, but many fittings are made with a smaller or larger port end, such as a -08 hose with a -06 JIC end. The size table on each listing gives the hose size and port size separately. A reduced end restricts flow, so check it against the line before choosing it, and confirm the reduced end is rated for the working pressure.

05How do I check that a braided-hose fitting is crimped correctly?

Measure the crimp diameter with calipers across the flats of the ferrule at several points and compare it with the figure the crimp chart gives for that hose and fitting. Check the hose is fully inserted — a mark on the cover at the insertion depth shows if it has moved — and that the ferrule is crimped evenly without a bell or a split. Then pressure-test the assembly before it goes into service.

06Do R16 and R17 hose take the same fittings as 2SN?

Only where the listing names them. R16 and R17 are compact braided hoses with a smaller outside diameter than 2SN of the same bore, so the crimp diameter differs even where the fitting body is shared. Read the hose layline, pick a fitting listed for that construction, and crimp to the chart diameter for that exact hose.