Hoses & Fittings

Start from the hose, then the two ends

Built to the standards on the layline and the port

Size range

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

Delivery

Hoses & Fittings across the Gulf

Questions we get asked

About this range

01Can you make up an assembly to match one that failed?

Yes. Send the layline printing from the hose, a photo of each end square-on and one straight down the bore, and the length between the sealing faces. From that we identify the hose, both fittings and the ferrule, and make the assembly up to the same specification.

02Do you supply hose and fittings separately for crimping on site?

Yes — bulk hose, crimp fittings and ferrules are listed separately. Order the fitting and ferrule for the exact hose construction you are crimping: a ferrule made for one construction will not hold correctly on another.

03What decides an assembly’s pressure rating?

Its lowest-rated component. The hose has a working pressure from its construction standard, and each fitting and adapter has its own. A tapered NPT end, for example, can sit well below the rating of the hose it is crimped onto.

04Do you ship outside the UAE?

Yes — from Dubai across the GCC and to export markets further afield. Each export market has its own page on this site setting out the lane and the documents involved.

05Braided or spiral hydraulic hose — which do I need?

Wire-braid hose (EN 853 1SN and 2SN, or compact EN 857 1SC and 2SC) suits low to medium pressure and routes with tighter bends. Spiral hose (EN 856 4SP and 4SH, or SAE 100R12, R13 and R15) wraps four or six layers of wire and is made for high pressure and for circuits that pulse hard, such as excavator and press hydraulics. Pick by the working pressure at the bore you need and the impulse duty, then use fittings and ferrules made for that construction — braided and spiral hose do not take the same ones.

06What does the printing on a hydraulic hose tell me?

The layline names the manufacturer and hose series, the standard it is built to (for example EN 853 2SN or SAE 100R2AT), the bore as a dash size or DN, the maximum working pressure and a date or batch code. It is the fastest way to identify a hose for replacement: a photo of the layline usually tells us the hose, and therefore the fitting and ferrule, without cutting the assembly open.

07Do you supply stainless steel hydraulic fittings?

Yes. The SS316L range covers BSP, metric, JIC 37°, ORFS, NPT/NPSM and SAE fittings, standpipes, banjos and hydrowashing couplings, for offshore, marine, food and chemical service where carbon steel would corrode. Stainless and carbon-steel parts of the same thread form will connect, but pair stainless with stainless where corrosion is the reason for choosing it.

08Can you match a Parker, Gates or Manuli part number?

Usually, yes. Send the part number, or the fitting and the hose it goes on, and we identify the thread, seat, angle and hose series and offer the matching fitting from our range. A match is to the connection standard and the hose construction; it is not the other maker's own part, so for crimped ends we pair the fitting and ferrule with the hose we are supplying.