Hydraulic fitting FAQ
What is a hydraulic fitting?
A hydraulic fitting is a metal component used to form a closed connection in a hydraulic system.
What are the types of hydraulic fittings?
Hydraulic fittings are available in reusable, crimp, one-piece, tee, cross, bulkhead, and plug.
Why do we use hydraulic fittings?
Because hydraulic fittings are usually more resistant to high pressure and corrosion and can form a strong seal in the hydraulic system.
What are the applications of hydraulic fittings?
Hydraulic fittings can be widely used in hydraulic fluid systems, including mining, marine, automotive, agriculture, and industries.
What are the materials of hydraulic fittings made of?
The most common hydraulic fittings are made of stainless steel, carbon steel, and brass.
Why do hydraulic fittings leak?
It could be subjected to strong corrosion, high temperature, high pressure, or vibration.
What components can hydraulic fittings be used with?
They can be used with hoses, pipes, tubes, hydraulic cylinders, brake lines and heavy machinery, etc.
Can Topa provide free sample fittings?
If we have hydraulic couplings in stock, we can provide free samples.
How to identify hydraulic fittings?
- Determine the hydraulic fittings thread type
- Identify fitting ends and port hydraulic fittings
- Identify the sealing method
- Determine the pitch and size
How long does Topa's production time take?
30-45 days.