Description

These hose fittings are available in various configurations to connect hoses to pipes, tubes, or other components in a fluid transfer system. They come in different thread types (NPT, JIC, BSP, Metric) and connection styles (straight, 90°, 45°) to suit your specific needs. Here’s a breakdown of the key features and some common applications:

Thread Types:

1. NPT (National Pipe Thread): Commonly used in North America for connecting pipes and fittings.
   
2. JIC (Joint Industrial Council): Often used in hydraulic applications for high-pressure connections.
   
3. BSP (British Standard Pipe): Widely used in Europe and Asia for pipe connections.
   
4. Metric: Metric threads are standard in many countries and offer a precise fit.
   
5. Straight: Connects the hose directly to the pipe or component at a 0-degree angle.
   
6. 90° Elbow: Creates a right-angle turn in the hose connection.
   
7. 45° Elbow: Creates a 45-degree angled connection for tight spaces or directional changes.

Benefits

These versatile hose fittings are used in a wide range of applications across various industries, including:

1. Hydraulic Systems: Connecting hoses to pumps, valves, cylinders, and other components for high-pressure fluid transfer.
   
2. Pneumatic Systems: Connecting hoses to compressors, actuators, and other components for transferring compressed air.
   
3. Industrial Equipment: Used in machinery, construction equipment, and other industrial applications for fluid and gas transfer.
   
4. Agriculture: Connecting hoses to irrigation systems, spraying equipment, and other agricultural machinery.
   
5. Food and Beverage Processing: Suitable for applications involving food-grade hoses and compatible materials for transferring liquids and gases.