Category
Hydraulic Adapters
Hydraulic adapters are fittings that join one connection type to another — a different thread form, size, seat or direction — so that a hose, tube or component can meet a port it was not made for. This shelf carries Indus Hydraulics carbon-steel and stainless adapters from Dubai in BSP, metric, JIS, NPT, JIC 37°, ORFS, SAE O-ring boss, DIN 2353 bite-type and SAE flange forms: straight connectors, 45° and 90° elbows, adjustable stud ends, run and branch tees, crosses, bulkheads, swivels, plugs and caps.
Name both ends before anything else
An adapter is defined by the two connections it joins, and each end has a thread form, a size and a way of sealing — a 60° cone, a 37° flare, a 24° cone, an O-ring face, a bonded seal or a taper thread. Identify both ends of the gap first; the shape (straight, elbow, tee, bulkhead) follows from the space available.
Every adapter adds a joint, and every joint is a leak path. Where an assembly can carry the correct end directly, that is the better repair. Adapters earn their place where two thread families meet on one machine.
One standard per connection
Bite-type tube connections are ISO 8434-1 (formerly DIN 2353), 37° flare connections SAE J514 / ISO 8434-2 and O-ring face seal SAE J1453 / ISO 8434-3. Ports follow their own standards: BSP to ISO 228-1 and ISO 1179, metric to ISO 6149 and DIN 3852-1, SAE straight-thread O-ring ports to SAE J1926 / ISO 11926, and four-bolt flanges to SAE J518 / ISO 6162.
Size range
Every size above is a part number you can quote from. Open any listing for its full table.
Delivery
Hydraulic Adapters across the Gulf
Ex-stock from Dubai, delivered within 3 working days in the UAE.
Hose and fittings are the bulk of what leaves this warehouse, and they travel well: a crated batch of assemblies with its crimp records, or a box of adapters on an airway bill. Buyers outside the UAE usually order to a measured list rather than to a part number, because a hose is defined by its ends, its length and its route rather than by a code. Send those and we will quote against them.
Beyond the Gulf
- North Africa
- Egypt, Tunisia, Mauritania
- East Africa
- Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania
- West & Central Africa
- Nigeria, Guinea, Ivory Coast
BSM Bonded Seal
90° Elbow Female f NPT X f Swivel NPSM
Male Connector m Metric Flat X m Komatsu
Male Connector m Metric X m Metric
Male Stud Connector Metric with ED Seal
JIS Metric Male 60° Cone × BSP Male O-Ring
Adjustable Branch Tee m Metric X m SAE X m Metric
Male Stud Connector BSPP
Male Connector m JIC X m Metric
90° Metric Male Bite Type × SAE Flange (S-Series, 6000 psi)
90° Elbow JIS Metric Male 60° Cone × BSP Male O-Ring Adjustable Stud End
Swivel Nut Run Tee (DIN 2353)
Female Thread Elbow
BSP Male 60° Seat or Bonded Seal × Metric Male 60° Seat or Bonded Seal
JIS Metric Male 60° Cone Plug
Thread Reducer
ORFS Male O-Ring × ORFS Female Run Tee
High Pressure Banjo Elbow BSPP
90° Elbow Metric Male 74° Cone × Metric Male Adjustable Stud End ISO
45° JIC Male 74° Cone × BSP Male O-Ring Adjustable Stud End
90° Elbow m JIC X m BSPT
Questions we get asked
About this range
- 01How do I tell BSP, JIC, ORFS and metric apart?
- By the seat and the thread together. JIC seals on a 37° flare with a UN/UNF thread; ORFS seals on an O-ring in a flat face, also on a UN thread; BSP hydraulic ends usually seal on a 60° cone with a Whitworth-form thread; metric 24° cone ends seal on the cone. Measure the thread diameter and pitch, look at the seat, and send a photo if in doubt.
- 02Is an adapter rated as high as the hose?
- Not automatically. Each adapter has its own working pressure by size and form, and a tapered thread end in particular can be rated well below the hose. A circuit is limited by its lowest-rated component.
- 03Do you stock adapters for Japanese machines?
- Yes — JIS gas and JIS metric 60° cone adapters for Japanese-built machines, and metric adapters made to Komatsu’s specification.
- 04How do I read a title like “Adjustable Branch Tee m ORFS X m BSP X m ORFS”?
- Each end is named in turn, with m for a male end and f for a female end. In a tee, the ends are usually listed run, branch, run, so that title is an adjustable tee with ORFS male ends on the run and a BSP male on the branch. “Adjustable” means the stud end carries a locknut and O-ring, so the body can be turned to any direction before it is locked. Check the drawing on the listing to confirm which end is which before ordering, especially on run tees, where the odd end sits on the run rather than the branch.
- 05How do I fit an adjustable stud-end elbow or tee?
- Wind the locknut back fully, screw the stud in by hand until the backup washer meets the port face, back it out by no more than one turn to point it where you need, then hold the body and tighten the locknut. Lubricate the O-ring with system fluid first, and check it has not been cut on the thread. Turning the body back the other way after the washer is seated, or tightening the locknut without holding the body, are the usual causes of a leak at the port.
- 06Can I reuse an adapter when a line is remade?
- Often, if its sealing surfaces are undamaged, but the seals are renewed. O-rings, bonded seals and ED seals are replaced every time the joint is opened. Flare and cone seats can be remade if they show no nicks, radial scratches or distortion. Taper threads (NPT, BSPT) seal by deforming, so each remake goes a little deeper and a heavily reused taper end should be replaced. A bite-type ring stays on its own tube end. Discard any adapter with a cracked body, a stripped or galled thread or a coined seat.
From the blog
Written about this range
Failure analysis
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