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Hoses & Fittings
Hydraulic hose, fittings and adapters — wire-braid, spiral, compact and thermoplastic hose, crimp fittings and ferrules, SAE J518 flanges, quick couplers, and DIN 2353, BSP, JIC 37°, ORFS, metric and NPT thread forms. Carbon steel and SS316L.

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



Female Thread Elbow

BSP Threaded Double Flange


Thread Reducer

O-Rings for SAE Hydraulic Flanges

90° Elbow Metric Male 74° Cone × Metric Male Adjustable Stud End ISO


90° Elbow m JIC X m BSPT


90° Elbow Metric Male 74° Cone × BSP Male O-Ring Adjustable Stud End


90° Elbow JIS Metric Male 60° Cone × Metric Male Adjustable Stud End

90° Elbow BSPT Male × BSP Female 60° Cone

90° Elbow BSP Male 60° Seat × BSP Male O-Ring Adjustable Stud End

90° Elbow Connector m JIC X m NPT

90° Elbow Connector m JIC




Male Stud Elbow BSPT (BSP)

90° Elbow Metric Male 74° Cone × O-Ring Boss




Metric Bite Type Elbow Pump Flange Connection



Socket Weld Double Flange


Adjustable Lock Nut Elbow BSPP



Bulkhead Union Metric

90° Elbow Female f NPT X f Swivel NPSM





Swivel Male Elbow NPT

Union Elbow


90° Elbow JIS Gas Male 60° Cone × BSPT Male 60° Seat

Set of Bolts and Spring Washers

90° JIC Male 74° Cone × SAE Flange
From the blog
Written about this range
Failure analysis
Hose routing: bend radius, twist and the failures they cause
Three installation faults account for a large share of premature hose failure, and all three are free to avoid at fitting time. What they look like and how to design them out.
3 min read
Safety & HSE
Hydraulic fluid injection injury: why a pinhole is a surgical emergency
A high-pressure leak can inject fluid through skin from a hole you cannot see. The entry wound looks trivial and the damage underneath is not. What it is, why it is missed, and what to do in the first hour.
4 min read
Machine down
Forklift hose failure: mast, tilt or attachment
Three circuits, three very different failure patterns. Which one went, where the hose actually wears, and the safety step that gets skipped on every second job.
3 min read
