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INDUSTRIAL JA316D
CONNECTORS Supersedes
CATALOG JA316C
CRITICAL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS TM
TM
Fluid Products Handbook

General Part Number Index...........1-12
SECTION INDEX
HOSE .....................................................................13–100 ADAPTERS and TUBE FITTINGS......................265-328
Index...........................................................................15 Index.........................................................................265
How to Order .............................................................14 How to Order....................................................274-276
Hydraulic Hoses ...................................................40-71 Adapters ..........................................................301-327
Special Application Hoses...................................72-97 ORS Tube Fittings ............................................295-300
FITTINGS .............................................................101-228 SWIVEL JOINTS ................................................329-344
Index.........................................................................103 Index ........................................................................329
How to Order....................................................105-106 How to Order...........................................................330
Crimp.........................................................154, 161,180 FLOCS ......................................................................344
Field Crimp .......................................................156-160 Heavy Duty .......................................................337-339
Flat Crimp .........................................................186-189 Heavy Duty - Full Flow ....................................340-342
Global................................................................123-147
Standard Duty ..................................................333-336
Internal Skive....................................................168-179
COUPLINGS .......................................................345-424
Reusable ...........................................................190-224
Index .................................................................346-347
Spiral Single Skive ...........................148-155, 161-167
How to Order...........................................................350
Swage ...............................................................181-185
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Air......................................................................361-365
HOSE and REUSABLE FITTINGS.......................229-244 Bulk Fluid Transfer ...........................................410-413
Index.........................................................................229 Chemical and Fluid Transfer ...........................418-421
ASSEMBLY EQUIPMENT....................................245-264 Fluid Transfer & Hydraulic369-393, 398-402, 414-417
Index.........................................................................245 Fluid Transfer and Refrigerant........................394-397
Crimp.................................................................247-250 Hydraulic Farm.................................................405-410
Cut-off ...............................................................257-261 Special Application ...........366-367, 403-404, 422-423
Reusable ...........................................................252-256
Swage.......................................................................251
Skive ........................................................................262
Proof Test..........................................................263-264
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Symbols
Hose Application Reference

Industry symbols are provided for each hose indicating where dependent on pressure, fluid, fluid concentrations, temperature
it is typically used. But remember, a hose can be used in any and intermittent or continuous exposures and government or
industry, provided it meets the established application require- industry specifications.
ments. This list is provided as a guide. Final selection is further
Air Conditioning Air (High Pressure)
Refer To Catalog JA466 for Further Information 1509 (p.44)

R-12 R-22 134A ALL 1529 (p. 60)
1540 (p.86) FC202 (p.86) FC202 (p.86) FC202 (p.86) FC300 (p.44)
FC363 (p.90) FC363 (p.90) FC363 (p.90) FC363 (p.90)
FC202 (p.86) FC505 (p.88) FC505 (p.88) FC505 (p.88)
FC505 (p.88) FC555 (p.88) FC555 (p.88) FC555 (p.88)
FC555 (p.88) FC655 (p.90) FC558 (p.86)
FC655 (p.90) GH134 (p.88)
FC765 (p.90)
Chemical Transfer High Performance Jack Hose
2661 (p.40) See Performance (10,000 PSI Max.

FC318 (p.40) Catalog JC86 for all Hoses)
FC363 (p.90) FBA 2781-4 (p.60)
FC364 (p.92) FBC FC136-06 (p.66)
FC563 (p.92) FBG GH493-6 (p.66)
FBT GH781-4 (p.60)
FBU
FBV
Low Temperature (–65°F) LPG Marine (Fuel & Oil)
2766 (p.62) FC321 (p.84) FC234 p.78)

FC474 (p.64)
Railroad Air Brake Sewer Cleaning Shop Air
1531 (p.80) FC700 (p. 74) 1525 (p.72)

1531A (p.80) FC701 (p. 76) 2556 (p.72)
FC702 (p. 76) 2565 (p.72)
2575 (p.74)
FC332 (p.72)
Truck
Heater Coolant Engine Fuel/Oil Air Brake Compressor Power Steering

FC252 (p. 82) FC352 (p.84) 1503 (p.44) 1503 (p.44) 2807 (p.94) 2555 (p. 78)
(Straight Lengths FC235 (p.78) 2550 (p.82) FC186 (p.94)
Only) FC300 (p.44) 2570 (p. 82)
FC350 (p.80) FC300 (p.44)
FC355 (p.80) FC350 (p.80)
FC355 (p.80)
Utility Waterblast
FC372 (p.50) (10,000 PSI Max.

FC374 (p.52) for all Hoses)
FC376 (p.54) FC254-08 (p.68)
© 1997 Aeroquip Corporation
Part Number Index
Section Pages
Adapters, and 265-328
Section Pages Section Pages Tube Fittings
Part Number Index

Hose 13-100 Assembly Instructions 229-244 Swivel Joints 329-344
Fittings 101-228 Assembly Equipment 245-264 Couplings 345-424
Part Part Part

Number Page Number Page Number Page
1A*BF* ..............................................139 1AA*MJ* ..........................................127 1AV*FJB* ..........................................126

1A*BFA*............................................140 1AA*MP* ..........................................123 1AV*FJC* ..........................................127
1A*BFB*............................................140 1AA*MR* ..........................................132 1AV*FR* ............................................129
1A*BP* ..............................................141 1AA*PS* ..........................................123 1AV*FRA* ........................................130
1A*BT* ..............................................141 1AP*FL* ............................................133 1AV*FRB*..........................................131
1A*DK* ............................................143 1AP*FLA*..........................................134 1AV*FRC*..........................................131
1A*DL* ..............................................142 1AP*FLB* ..........................................135 1AV*MB* ..........................................128
1A*DLA* ..........................................142 1AP*FLD*..........................................135 1AV*MJ* ..........................................127
1A*DLB* ..........................................143 1AP*FLE* ..........................................136 1AV*MP* ..........................................123
1A*DS* ............................................144 1AP*JF* ............................................146 1B*BF* ..............................................139
1A*DSA* ..........................................144 1AP*JM* ..........................................139 1B*BFA* ............................................140
1A*DSB* ..........................................145 1AP*SL* ............................................132 1B*BFB* ............................................140
1A*EK* ..............................................145 1AR*FJ* ............................................124 1B*BT* ..............................................141
1A*FL* ..............................................133 1AR*FJA* ........................................125 1B*DS*..............................................144
1A*FLA* ............................................134 1AR*FJB*..........................................126 1B*DSA* ..........................................144
1A*FLB* ............................................135 1AR*FJC*..........................................127 1B*DSB* ..........................................145
1A*FLD* ............................................135 1AR*FR*............................................129 1B*EK* ..............................................145
1A*FLE* ............................................136 1AR*FRA* ........................................130 1B*FH* ..............................................137
1A*FLG*............................................136 1AR*FRB* ........................................131 1B*FHA* ..........................................137
1A*JF* ..............................................146 1AR*FRC* ........................................131 1B*FHB*............................................138
1A*JM* ............................................139 1AR*MB* ..........................................128 1B*FHD* ..........................................137
1A*KF* ..............................................146 1AR*MJ* ..........................................127 1B*FHE* ............................................138
1A*KS*..............................................147 1AR*MP* ..........................................123 1B*FHF* ............................................137
1A*KSA* ..........................................147 1AT*BF* ............................................139 1B*FHG* ..........................................138
1A*KSB* ..........................................147 1AT*BFA*..........................................140 1B*FL* ..............................................133
1A*SL* ..............................................132 1AT*BFB*..........................................140 1B*FLA* ............................................134
1AA*FJ* ............................................124 1AT*BT* ............................................141 1B*FLB* ............................................135
1AA*FJA* ........................................125 1AT*DK*............................................143 1B*FLD* ............................................135
1AA*FJB* ........................................126 1AT*DL* ............................................142 1B*FLE* ............................................136
1AA*FJC* ........................................127 1AT*DLA* ........................................142 1B*FLF* ............................................136
1AA*FR* ..........................................129 1AT*DLB*..........................................143 1B*FLG* ............................................136
1AA*FRA* ........................................130 1AT*FLA* ..........................................134 1B*JF* ..............................................146
1AA*FRB* ........................................131 1AT*FLB* ..........................................135 1B*KF* ..............................................146
1AA*FRC* ........................................131 1AT*FLD* ..........................................135 1B*KS* ..............................................147
1AA*FS* ..........................................128 1AT*JF* ............................................146 1B*KSA* ..........................................147
1AA*MB* ..........................................128 1AT*JM* ..........................................139 1B*KSB* ..........................................147
1AA*MF* ..........................................132 1AT*SL* ............................................132 1B*SL* ..............................................132
1AA*MFA* ........................................132 1AV*FJ* ............................................124 1BA*FJ* ............................................124
1AA*MFB* ........................................133 1AV*FJA*..........................................125 1BA*FJA* ........................................125
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Part Number Index
Part Part Part

1BA*FJB*..........................................126 1GA*MFB* ........................................133 2S72000 ............................................420
Part Number Index
1BA*FJC*..........................................127 1GA*MJ* ..........................................127 2S72001 ............................................421

1BA*FR*............................................129 1GA*MP* ..........................................123 2S72003 ............................................421
1BA*FRA* ........................................130 1GA*MR* ..........................................132 2S72004 ............................................421
1BA*FRB* ........................................131 1GA*PS* ..........................................123 2S72005 ............................................421
1BA*FRC* ........................................131 1S*BF* ..............................................139 2S72006 ............................................421
1BA*FS*............................................128 1S*BFA* ............................................140 2S72007 ............................................421
1BA*MB* ..........................................128 1S*BFB*............................................140 2S73000 ............................................419
1BA*MJ* ..........................................127 1S*BP* ..............................................141 2S73001 ............................................419
1BA*MP* ..........................................123 1S*BT* ..............................................141 2S73002 ....................................419, 421
1BA*MR* ..........................................132 1S*DK*..............................................143 2S73005 ............................................419
1G*BF* ..............................................139 1S*DL* ..............................................142 2S73006 ............................................419
1G*BFA*............................................140 1S*DLA* ..........................................142 2S73007 ....................................419, 421
1G*BFB* ..........................................140 1S*DLB*............................................143 2S73008 ............................................419
1G*BP*..............................................141 1S*DS*..............................................144 2S73009 ............................................419
1G*BT*..............................................141 1S*DSA* ..........................................144 2S73010 ....................................419, 421
1G*DK* ............................................143 1S*EK* ..............................................145 2S73011 ............................................419
1G*DL*..............................................142 1S*FL* ..............................................133 2S75003 ............................................421
1G*DLA* ..........................................142 1S*FLA* ............................................134 07.001 ................................................219
1G*DLB* ..........................................143 1S*FLB* ............................................135 07.002 ........................................195-196
1G*DS* ............................................144 1S*FLD* ............................................135 07.003 ................................................195
1G*DSA* ..........................................144 1S*FLE* ............................................136 07.005 ................................................206
1G*DSB* ..........................................145 1S*FLG*............................................136 07.006 ................................................219
1G*EK*..............................................145 1S*JF* ..............................................146 07.013 ................................................206
1G*FL* ..............................................133 1S*JM* ............................................139 07.020 ................................................206
1G*FLA*............................................134 1S*KF* ..............................................146 07.021 ................................................218
1G*FLB*............................................135 1S*KS* ..............................................147 07.024 ................................................195
1G*FLG* ..........................................136 1S*KSA* ..........................................147 07.025 ................................................218
1G*JF* ..............................................146 1S*KSB* ..........................................147 07.026 ................................................195
1G*JM* ............................................139 1S*SL* ..............................................132 07.036 ................................................195
1G*KF* ..............................................146 1SA*FJ* ............................................124 07.078 ................................................206
1G*KS* ............................................147 1SA*FJA* ........................................125 07.114 ................................................219
1G*KSA* ..........................................147 1SA*FJB*..........................................126 07.122 ................................................218
1G*KSB* ..........................................147 1SA*FJC*..........................................127 07.155 ................................................196
1G*SL* ..............................................132 1SA*FR*............................................129 07.327 ................................................207
1GA*FJ*............................................124 1SA*FRA* ........................................130 07.329 ................................................207
1GA*FJA* ........................................125 1SA*FRB* ........................................131 07.340 ................................................194
1GA*FJB* ........................................126 1SA*FRC* ........................................131 07.390 ................................................218
1GA*FJC* ........................................127 1SA*FS*............................................128 07.420 ................................................206
1GA*FR* ..........................................129 1SA*MB* ..........................................128 07.421 ................................................194
1GA*FRA* ........................................130 1SA*MF* ..........................................132 15.063 ................................................325
1GA*FRB* ........................................131 1SA*MFA* ........................................132 15.117 ................................................325
1GA*FRC* ........................................131 1SA*MFB* ........................................133 15.147 ................................................325
1GA*FS* ..........................................128 1SA*MJ* ..........................................127 15.163 ................................................326
1GA*MB* ..........................................128 1SA*MP* ..........................................123 15.164 ................................................325
1GA*MF* ..........................................132 1SA*MR* ..........................................132 15.165 ................................................326
1GA*MFA* ........................................132 1SA*PS* ..........................................123 44-411................................................190
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

44-412 ................................................190 2025 ..................................................308 2092 ..................................................304
Part Number Index

150–22 ..............................................393 2027 ..................................................314 2093 ..................................................304
302A ....................................44, 236, 241 2028 ..................................................309 2096 ..................................................302
303 ......................................44, 236, 241 2029 ..................................................310 2215 ..................................................314
401 ....................................................190 2030 ..................................................309 2216 ..................................................312
403 ....................................................193 2031 ..................................................310 2216-1................................................312
406 ....................................................190 2033 ..................................................316 2222 ..................................................301
411 ....................................................190 2038 ..................................................220 2239 ..................................................306
412 ....................................................190 2039 ..................................................315 2240 ..................................................306
458 ....................................................221 2040 ..................................................301 2242 ..................................................306
487 ....................................................396 2041 ..................................................314 2243 ..................................................307
583 ....................................................252 2041-1................................................314 2244 ..................................................308
624 ..............................................37, 244 2042 ..................................................315 2246 ..................................................312
1206 ..........................................108, 235 2042-1................................................315 2247 ..................................................302
1208 ..........................................108, 235 2043 ..................................................315 2249 ..................................................308
1210 ..........................................108, 235 2043-1................................................315 2250 ..................................................308
1212 ..........................................108, 235 2044 ..................................................307 2251 ..................................................303
1214 ..........................................108, 235 2045 ..................................................302 2252 ..................................................303
1219 ..........................................108, 235 2046 ..................................................302 2253 ..................................................304
1290 ..................................................324 2047 ..................................................303 2254 ..................................................304
1503 ....................................44, 236, 241 2048 ..................................................303 2255 ..................................................304
1508 ............................................64, 238 2049 ..................................................302 2256 ..................................................304
1525 ............................................72, 237 2050 ..................................................302 2257 ..................................................304
1529 ............................................60, 236 2060 ..................................................311 2261 ..................................................313
1531 ............................................80, 239 2061 ..................................................318 2266 ..................................................318
1531A ..........................................80, 239 2061-1................................................318 2550 ............................................82, 239
1540 ....................................86, 236, 241 2062 ..................................................318 2554 ............................................82, 239
1561 ..................................................252 2062-1................................................318 2555 ............................................78, 239
1562 ..........................................253, 255 2063 ..................................................326 2556 ............................................72, 237
1563 ..................................................252 2066 ..................................................312 2565 ............................................72, 237
1582 ..................................................252 2067 ..................................................312 2570 ............................................82, 239
1597 ..................................................255 2067-1................................................312 2575 ............................................74, 237
1598 ..................................................255 2068 ..................................................312 2580 ....................................42, 236, 241
1599 ..................................................255 2068-1................................................312 2583 ....................................................42
2000 ............................................38, 311 2070 ..................................................315 2651 ....................................46, 236, 241
2001 ..................................................311 2071 ..................................................315 2661 ............................................40, 241
2002 ..................................................312 2080 ..................................................305 2681 ....................................................48
2003 ............................................38, 311 2081 ............................................38, 301 2766 ............................................62, 236
2004 ..................................................324 2082 ..................................................301 2781 ............................................60, 236
2007 ..................................................311 2083 ..................................................301 2807 ............................................94, 240
2015 ..................................................301 2084 ..................................................301 2808 ............................................96, 240
2018 ..................................................306 2085 ..................................................303 4007 ..........................................108, 235
2020 ..................................................317 2087 ..................................................304 4010 ..........................................108, 235
2021 ..................................................305 2088 ..................................................302 4013 ..........................................108, 235
2022 ..................................................306 2089 ..................................................303 4401 ..................................................190
2023 ..................................................307 2090 ..................................................305 4402 ..................................................191
2024 ..................................................307 2091 ..................................................304 4411 ..................................................190
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

4412 ..................................................190 5400–S2 ............................................395 71423 ................................................322

Part Number Index
4414 ..................................................191 5400–S5 ............................................395 73014 ................................................322

4624 ..................................................322 5400–S6 ............................................396 73056 ................................................313
4706 ..................................................210 5400–S8 ............................................396 449-74446..................................226, 321
4720 ..................................................204 5400–S20 ..........................................397 190000 ..............................................191
4721 ..................................................203 5401 ..................................................396 190111 ..............................................193
259-4721............................................203 5401–S14 ..........................................396 190231 ..............................................220
4722 ..................................................203 5401–S17 ..........................................395 190235 ..............................................193
4725 ..................................................203 5410 ..................................................395 190260 ..............................................191
4729 ..................................................209 5410–S14 ..........................................395 190261 ..............................................191
4730 ..................................................210 5410–S17 ..........................................395 190263 ..............................................204
4738 ............................................38, 216 5600 ............................................398-402 190264 ..............................................204
4739 ............................................38, 216 5601 ..................................................399 190265 ..............................................191
4740 ............................................38, 217 5602 ..................................................399 190276 ..............................................193
4741 ..................................................216 5603 ..................................402, 406, 408 190277 ..............................................193
4742 ............................................38, 217 5606 ..................................................401 190287 ..............................................204
4743 ............................................38, 217 5608 ..................................................401 190295 ..............................................191
4744 ..................................................204 5610 ..................................................401 190296 ..............................................191
4745 ..................................................204 5642 ..................................................399 190297 ..............................................191
4750 ..................................................217 5643 ..................................................399 190299 ..............................................191
4753 ..................................................216 5644 ..................................................399 190301 ..............................................191
4767 ..................................................205 5650 ..................................................400 190302 ..............................................191
4772 ..................................................217 5651 ..................................................400 190326 ..............................................217
4775 ..................................................192 5657 ..................................402, 406, 408 190327 ..............................................217
4776 ..................................................192 5659 ..................................402, 406, 408 190328 ..............................................217
4777 ..................................................192 5667 ..................................................402 190350 ..............................................193
4779 ..................................................192 5668 ..................................................402 190371 ..............................................193
4790 ..................................................205 5690 ..................................................402 190414 ..............................................204
4797 ............................................38, 216 5691 ..................................................401 190463 ..............................................191
5100 ..........................................391, 393 22008 ................................................397 190464 ..............................................203
5100–22 ............................................393 22012 ........................................228, 328 190468 ..............................................210
5100–S2 ............................................392 22033 ........................................228, 328 190469 ..............................................210
5100–S4 ............................................392 22046..................................227-228, 328 190470 ..............................................210
5100–S5 ............................................392 22068 ........................................228, 328 190516 ..............................................217
5100–S7 ............................................393 22546 ..................227-228, 328, 396-397 190528 ..............................................210
5100–S9 ............................................393 22617..........................227-228, 317, 328 63-190535..........................................224
5101 ..................................................392 23055 ..................................................37 63-190600..........................................222
5110 ..................................................393 62017 ................................................343 190604 ..............................................219
5110–S5 ............................................392 62018 ................................................343 190605 ..............................................219
5111 ..................................................393 62019 ................................................343 190606 ..............................................219
5144 ....................................................38 62020 ................................................343 190607 ..............................................220
5400............................................394-397 62021 ................................................343 190608 ..............................................220
5400–17 ............................................397 62022 ................................................343 190609 ..............................................220
5400–53 ............................................397 62023 ................................................343 63-190626..........................................223
5400–54 ............................................397 71416 ................................................322 38-190627..........................................222
5400–S16 ..........................................397 71418 ................................................321 38-190628..........................................224
5400–S19 ..........................................397 71422 ................................................322 190672 ..............................................216
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

190718 ........................................39, 223 203101 ..............................................317 900705 ........................................36, 243
Part Number Index

190742 ........................................39, 224 203102 ..............................................317 900729 ................................................36
190772 ..............................................223 203103 ..............................................309 900774 ..............................................220
190773 ..............................................223 203104 ..............................................309 900952 ........................................37, 243
190800 ..............................................219 203301 ..............................................308 AE13702–003 ....................................230
190846 ..............................................192 206209 ..............................................318 AE18900 ............................................413
190933 ..............................................212 206209-1 ............................................318 BD5500 ..............................................333
190934 ..............................................212 206604 ..............................................312 BD55000 ............................................334
190935 ..............................................213 206801 ..............................................313 BD55001 ............................................334
190936 ..............................................214 206801-1 ............................................313 BD55004 ............................................334
190937 ..............................................215 206804 ..............................................313 BD55005 ............................................334
190944 ..............................................217 206804-1 ............................................313 BD55009 ............................................335
190950 ..............................................224 208006 ..............................................305 BD55011 ............................................335
63-190990....................................39, 223 208007 ..............................................305 BD55012 ............................................335
190992 ..............................................212 210212 ..............................................310 BD55014 ............................................335
190997 ..............................................211 210292 ..............................................310 BD55015 ............................................335
191000 ..............................................203 210294 ..............................................323 BD55021 ............................................336
38-191074....................................39, 223 221501 ..............................................315 BD55029 ............................................336
191321 ..............................................217 222005 ........................................36, 244 BD55031 ............................................336
191395 ..............................................192 222022 ........................................36, 244 BD55058 ............................................336
200001 ..............................................325 222070 ..............................................230 F2015 ................................................256
202003 ..............................................310 226601 ..............................................318 F2636 ................................................260
202006 ..............................................310 472003 ..............................................210 FA2877NPNO120 ..............................221
202113 ..............................................306 474503 ..............................................211 FA5644NPNO120 ..............................221
202114 ..............................................306 476003 ..............................................211 FB9218 ................................................74
202124 ..............................................324 476703 ..............................................211 FB9219 ................................................74
202208........................................396-397 479001 ..............................................211 FB9220 ................................................74
202220 ..............................................396 479003 ..............................................211 FC136 ..........................................66, 238
202232 ..............................................322 479301 ..............................................219 FC186 ..........................................94, 240
202411 ..............................................307 479501 ..............................................219 FC194 ..................................................46
202413 ..............................................307 479601 ..............................................219 FC195 ..........................................58, 236
202414 ..............................................308 500023 ..............................................319 FC202 ..................................86, 236, 241
202701 ..............................................317 500024 ..............................................320 FC211 ..........................................48, 238
202702 ..............................................317 500025 ..............................................319 FC212 ..........................................62, 238
202703 ..............................................318 500454 ..............................................316 FC234 ..................................78, 236, 241
202712 ..............................................314 504089 ..............................................321 FC235 ..................................................78
202713 ..............................................318 504095 ..............................................316 FC250A ........................................66, 238
202901 ..............................................309 560078 ..............................................401 FC252 ..........................................82, 243
203002 ..............................................316 565006 ..............................................400 FC254 ..................................................68
203002-1............................................316 565007 ..............................................400 FC273 ..................................................68
203003 ..............................................319 565014 ..............................................402 FC300 ..................................44, 236, 241
203003-1............................................319 565015 ..............................................402 FC310 ..........................................56, 236
203005 ..............................................319 900564 ........................................37, 243 FC318 ..........................................40, 241
203005-1............................................319 900598 ..............................................318 FC321 ..................................84, 236, 241
203006 ..............................................309 900598-1 ............................................318 FC323 ..................................................64
203007 ..............................................308 900599 ..............................................314 FC324 ..................................................68
203008 ..............................................317 900605 ..............................................324 FC325 ..................................................70
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FC332 ..........................................72, 237 FC2326 ..............................................297 FC5075 ..............................................199

Part Number Index
FC350 ..................................80, 236, 241 FC2383 ......................................108, 235 FC5098 ..............................................187

FC352 ..........................................84, 243 FC2540 ..............................107, 168-178 FC5130 ..............................................200
FC355 ..................................80, 236, 241 FC2542 ......................................108, 235 FC5131 ..............................................200
FC363 ..........................................90, 242 FC2642 ......................................108, 235 FC5133 ..............................................200
FC364 ..........................................92, 242 FC2652 ......................................108, 235 FC5135 ..............................................201
FC372 ..........................................50, 239 FC2697 ......................................168, 174 FC5136 ..............................................201
FC373 ..........................................50, 239 FC2710 ......................................168, 174 FC5137 ..............................................201
FC374 ..................................................52 FC2713 ......................................226, 321 FC5138 ..............................................201
FC375 ..................................................54 FC2717 ..............................107, 168-178 FC5139 ..............................................201
FC376 ..................................................54 FC2875 ..............................................323 FC5140 ..............................................201
FC377 ..................................................54 FC3023 ......................................107, 161 FC5141 ..............................................202
FC390 ..................................................52 FC3425 ......................................226, 321 FC5142 ..............................................201
FC425 ..................................................37 FC3443 ..............................107, 186, 187 FC5143 ..............................................201
FC465 ..........................................94, 240 FC3459 ......................................321-322 FC5144 ..............................................200
FC466 ..................................................40 FC3471 ..............................107, 148-154 FC5258 ..............................................168
FC469 ..................................................96 FC3596 ..............................107, 186-187 FC5275 ..............................................180
FC474 ..................................................64 FC3680 ..............................................186 FC5321 ..............................................174
FC498 ..................................................42 FC4014 ......................................168, 174 FC5322 ..............................................174
FC505 ..................................................88 FC4049 ......................................169, 176 FC5323 ..............................................174
FC510 ..........................................58, 236 FC4050 ..............................................169 FC5325 ..............................................176
FC555 ..................................................88 FC4051 ......................................170, 177 FC5327 ..............................................177
FC558 ..................................86, 236, 241 FC4052 ..............................................170 FC5329 ..............................................177
FC563 ..........................................92, 242 FC4053 ......................................172, 177 FC5370 ..............................................176
FC606 ..................................................70 FC4054 ..............................................171 FC5371 ..............................................177
FC650 ..................................................76 FC4098 ..............................................187 FC5372 ..............................................176
FC665 ..................................................90 FC4373 ......................................171, 177 FC5373 ..............................................171
FC690 ..................................................52 FC4374 ......................................170, 176 FC5374 ..............................................170
FC700 ..................................................74 FC4387 ......................................170, 176 FC5379 ..............................................200
FC701 ..................................................76 FC4507 ..............................................169 FC5380 ..............................................201
FC702 ..................................................76 FC4513 ..............................................171 FC5387 ..............................................170
FC765 ..................................................90 FC4562 ......................................168, 175 FC5432 ..............................................207
FC1229 ..............................................296 FC4564 ......................................169, 175 FC5503 ..............................................175
FC1347 ..............................107, 188-189 FC4571 ......................................168, 175 FC5504 ..............................................171
FC1349 ......................................188-189 FC4582 ..............................................177 FC5507 ..............................................169
FC1373 ......................................188-189 FC4612 ..............................................170 FC5513 ..............................................171
FC1389 ..............................188-189, 222 FC4957 ..............................................150 FC5560 ..............................................175
FC1410 ......................................151-155 FC4960 ..............................................152 FC5562 ..............................................168
FC1411 ......................................148, 155 FC5014 ..............................................168 FC5564 ..............................................169
FC1531 ......................................188, 189 FC5026 ..............................................168 FC5571 ..............................................168
FC1586 ......................................108, 235 FC5049 ..............................................169 FC5582 ..............................................171
FC1601 ......................................107, 179 FC5050 ..............................................169 FC5612 ..............................................170
FC1851 ..............................................295 FC5051 ..............................................170 FC5805 ..............................................181
FC1857 ..............................................296 FC5052 ..............................................170 FC5806 ..............................................181
FC1941 ......................................108, 235 FC5053 ..............................................172 FC5807 ..............................................181
FC2119 ..............................226, 321-322 FC5054 ..............................................171 FC5808 ..............................................182
FC2325 ..............................................296 FC5060 ..............................................214 FC5809 ..............................................182
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FC5810 ..............................................182 FC7217 ..............................................187 FC8802 ..............................................152
Part Number Index

FC5811 ..............................................183 FC7220 ..............................................187 FC8853 ..............................................150
FC5812 ..............................................183 FC7275 ..............................................219 FC8854 ..............................................151
FC5813 ..............................................183 FC7330 ..............................................152 FC8855 ..............................................151
FC5814 ..............................................183 FC7370 ..............................................213 FC8856 ..............................................153
FC5847 ..............................................217 FC7371 ..............................................214 FC8929 ..............................................150
FC5848 ..............................................217 FC7372 ..............................................214 FC9034 ..............................................214
FC5849 ..............................................217 FC7373 ..............................................214 FC9062 ..............................................224
FC5853 ..............................................216 FC7374 ..............................................215 FC9063 ..............................................224
FC5936 ..............................................183 FC7474 ..............................................197 FC9066 ..............................................214
FC5937 ..............................................183 FC7573 ..............................................197 FC9118 ..............................................214
FC5954 ..............................................196 FC7597 ..............................................180 FC9152 ..............................................161
FC5957 ..............................................150 FC7603 ..............................................180 FC9153 ..............................................161
FC5960 ..............................................152 FC7606 ..............................................180 FC9155 ..............................................161
FC5963 ..............................................149 FC7639 ..............................................212 FC9171 ..............................................223
FC5965 ..............................................149 FC7640 ..............................................212 FC9341 ..............................................223
FC5967 ..............................................149 FC7646 ..............................................197 FC9459 ..............................................214
FC5969 ..............................................149 FC7662 ..............................................197 FC9625 ..............................................149
FC5973 ..............................................213 FC7703 ..............................................215 FC9634 ..............................................213
FC5974 ..............................................213 FC7713 ..............................................213 FC9724 ..............................................151
FC5975 ..............................................214 FC7714 ..............................................213 FC9725 ..............................................150
FC5976 ..............................................214 FC7715 ..............................................214 FC9726 ..............................................152
FC5977 ..............................................214 FC7740 ..............................................212 FC9727 ..............................................153
FC5978 ..............................................212 FC7790 ..............................................214 FC9779 ..............................................186
FC5979 ..............................................212 FC7811 ..............................................214 FC9802 ..............................................152
FC5980 ..............................................213 FC7882 ..............................................180 FC9846 ..............................................186
FC5981 ..............................................213 FC7883 ..............................................180 FC9853 ..............................................150
FC5982 ..............................................213 FC7983 ..............................................213 FC9854 ..............................................151
FC5983 ..............................................213 FC7984 ..............................................214 FC9855 ..............................................151
FC5984 ..............................................213 FC7985 ..............................................198 FC9856 ..............................................153
FC5985 ..............................................208 FC7986 ..............................................198 FC9929 ..............................................150
FC5986 ..............................................208 FC7987 ..............................................198 FD15 ..................................................366
FC5987 ..............................................208 FC7988 ..............................................198 FD15–1000 ........................................367
FC5988 ..............................................208 FC7989 ..............................................199 FD15–1002 ........................................367
FC5989 ..............................................208 FC7990 ..............................................199 FD15–1025 ........................................367
FC5990 ..............................................208 FC7991 ..............................................199 FD15–1026 ........................................367
FC5991 ..............................................208 FC7992 ..............................................199 FD21 ..................................................368
FC5992 ..............................................208 FC8152 ..............................................161 FD21–1001 ........................................369
FC5993 ..............................................208 FC8153 ..............................................161 FD21–1002 ........................................369
FC6216 ..............................................187 FC8155 ..............................................161 FD35 ..................................................370
FC6217 ..............................................187 FC8625 ..............................................149 FD35–1000 ........................................371
FC6220 ..............................................187 FC8627 ..............................................149 FD35–1001 ........................................371
FC6330 ..............................................152 FC8724 ..............................................151 FD35–1002 ........................................371
FC7031 ..............................................193 FC8725 ..............................................150 FD35–1006 ........................................372
FC7048 ..............................................197 FC8726 ..............................................152 FD35–1007 ........................................371
FC7049 ..............................................197 FC8727 ..............................................153 FD35–1008 ........................................371
FC7216 ..............................................187 FC8779 ..............................................186 FD35–1042 ........................................372
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FD35–1043 ........................................372 FD45–1071 ........................................377 FD48–1002 ........................................387

Part Number Index
FD35–1044 ........................................372 FD45–1072 ........................................377 FD48–1042 ................................375, 387

FD40 ..................................................360 FD45–1075 ........................................383 FD49 ..................................................388
FD40–1000 ........................................361 FD45–1076 ........................................383 FD49–1001 ........................................389
FD40–1001 ........................................361 FD45–1078 ........................................383 FD49–1002 ........................................389
FD40–1013 ................................361, 365 FD45–1086 ........................................380 FD49–1004 ........................................389
FD40–1014 ................................361, 365 FD45–1090 ........................................380 FD49–1005 ........................................389
FD41 ..................................................362 FD45–1091 ........................................380 FD49–1014 ........................................390
FD41–1000 ........................................363 FD45–1092 ........................................380 FD49–1042 ........................................390
FD41–1013 ........................................363 FD45–1100 ........................................380 FD49–1057 ........................................389
FD41–1014 ........................................363 FD45–1101 ........................................380 FD49–1088 ........................................390
FD42 ..................................................373 FD45–1120 ........................................383 FD49–1200 ........................................390
FD42–1000 ........................................374 FD45–1121 ........................................383 FD51–1264 ........................................392
FD42–1001 ........................................374 FD45–1122 ........................................383 FD51–1265 ........................................392
FD42–1002 ........................................374 FD45–1142 ........................................383 FD51–1266 ........................................392
FD42–1006 ........................................374 FD45–1143 ........................................384 FD51–1267 ........................................392
FD42–1008 ........................................374 FD45–1153 ........................................380 FD51–1268 ........................................392
FD42–1010 ........................................374 FD45–1156 ........................................380 FD51–1269 ........................................392
FD43 ..................................................364 FD45–1157 ........................................380 FD51–1270 ........................................392
FD43–1001 ........................................365 FD45–1172 ........................................377 FD51–1272 ........................................392
FD43–1011 ........................................365 FD45–1173 ........................................378 FD56–1009 ........................................401
FD43–1031 ........................................365 FD45–1174 ........................................381 FD56–1012 ........................................401
FD45 Brass ........................................379 FD45–1175 ........................................380 FD56–1037 ........................................399
FD45 Stainless Steel ........................382 FD45–1176 ........................................380 FD56–1062 ........................................399
FD45 Steel ........................................376 FD45–1177 ........................................381 FD56–1064 ........................................399
FD45–1000 ........................................377 FD45–1178 ........................................380 FD56–1065 ........................................399
FD45–1001 ........................................383 FD45–1179 ........................................381 FD56–1070 ........................................400
FD45–1002 ........................................377 FD45–1180 ........................................380 FD56–1071 ........................................400
FD45–1003 ........................................377 FD45–1194 ........................................384 FD56–1072 ........................................401
FD45–1004 ........................................383 FD45–1195 ........................................383 FD56–1074 ........................................401
FD45–1005 ........................................383 FD45–1197 ........................................384 FD56–1075 ........................................401
FD45–1040 ........................378, 381, 384 FD45–1199 ........................................381 FD56–1081 ........................................402
FD45–1041 ........................378, 381, 384 FD45–1201 ........................................381 FD56–1082 ........................................402
FD45–1044 ........................................378 FD45–1203 ........................................381 FD56–1123 ........................................400
FD45–1045 ........................................378 FD45–1206 ........................................378 FD56–1125 ........................................400
FD45–1046 ........................................378 FD45–1207 ........................................377 FD56–1196 ........................................400
FD45–1047 ........................................377 FD45–1209 ........................................384 FD56–1201 ........................................400
FD45–1052 ........................................384 FD45–1211 ........................................381 FD56–1204 ........................................399
FD45–1053 ........................................383 FD45–1228 ........................................378 FD56–1205 ........................................400
FD45–1056 ........................................384 FD45–1229 ........................................378 FD56–1207 ........................................399
FD45–1059 ........................................384 FD45–1267 ........................................385 FD56–1208 ........................................400
FD45–1061 ........................................377 FD45–1270 ........................................385 FD56–1209 ........................................401
FD45–1062 ........................................383 FD45–1399 ........................................380 FD56–1210 ........................................402
FD45–1063 ........................................377 FD45–1400 ........................................380 FD56–1221 ........................................401
FD45–1064 ........................................377 FD48 ..................................................386 FD56–1225 ........................................399
FD45–1065 ........................................377 FD48–1000 ........................................387 FD56–1226 ........................................400
FD45–1070 ........................................377 FD48–1001 ........................................387 FD56–1233 ........................................401
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FD56–1234 ........................................402 FD86–1010 ........................................415 FF092..........................................399-402
Part Number Index

FD69 ..................................................403 FD86–1016 ........................................417 FF093..........................................399-402
FD69–1000 ........................................404 FD86–1018 ........................................417 FF095..........................................392-393
FD69–1001 ........................................404 FD86–1035 ........................................417 FF097..........................................392-393
FD69–1002 ........................................404 FD86–1039 ........................................416 FF098..........................................392-393
FD69–1010 ........................................404 FD86–1040 ........................................416 FF288 ..................................................39
FD69–1011 ........................................404 FD86–1041 ........................................416 FF593 ................................................226
FD69–1012 ........................................404 FD86–1042 ........................................415 FF595 ................................................226
FD69–1026 ........................................404 FD86–1043 ........................................415 FF824 ................................................226
FD69–1027 ........................................404 FD86–1044 ........................................415 FF974 ................................................343
FD69–1028 ........................................404 FD86–1049 ........................................416 FF975 ................................................343
FD69–1029 ........................................404 FD86–1050 ........................................416 FF1010 ..............................................318
FD70 ..................................................409 FD86–1051 ........................................416 FF1026 ..............................................313
FD70–1010 ........................................409 FD86–1052 ........................................415 FF1065 ..............................................317
FD71 ..................................................405 FD86–1053 ........................................415 FF1066 ..............................................315
FD71–1001 ........................................406 FD86–1054 ........................................415 FF1131 ..............................................323
FD72 ..................................................407 FD86–1055 ........................................416 FF1159 ..............................................313
FD72–1001 ........................................408 FD86–1056 ........................................416 FF1161 ..............................................319
FD76 ..................................................409 FD86–1057 ........................................415 FF1162 ..............................................303
FD76–1002 ........................406, 408-409 FD86–1058 ........................................415 FF1167 ..............................................319
FD76–1010 ........................................409 FD86–1059 ........................................416 FF1307 ..............................................323
FD83 ..................................................410 FD86–1060 ........................................416 FF1315 ..............................................323
FD83–1000 ........................................411 FD86–1061 ........................................415 FF1327 ..............................................324
FD83–1001 ........................................411 FD86–1062 ........................................415 FF1353 ..............................................324
FD83–1002 ........................................412 FD90 ..................................................422 FF1354 ..............................................324
FD83–1003 ........................................411 FD90–1004 ........................................423 FF1607 ..............................................375
FD83–1004 ........................................413 FD90–1012 ........................................423 FF1851T ............................................296
FD83–1005 ........................................411 FD90–1021 ........................................423 FF1852T ............................................297
FD83–1007 ........................................412 FD90–1034 ........................................423 FF1854T ............................................297
FD83–1008 ........................................412 FD90–1035 ........................................423 FF1856T ............................................296
FD83–1014 ........................................412 FD90–1040 ........................................423 FF1857T ............................................300
FD83–1024 ........................................413 FD90–1041 ........................................423 FF1858T ............................................296
FD83–1025 ........................................411 FD90–1044 ........................................423 FF1861T ............................................298
FD83–1026 ........................................412 FD90–1045 ........................................423 FF1865T ............................................298
FD83–1032 ........................................413 FD90–1046 ........................................423 FF1868T ............................................297
FD83–1033 ........................................413 FD93–1047 ........................................423 FF1898T ............................................299
FD83–1040 ........................................413 FF013 ..........................................377-378 FF1922T ............................................296
FD86 ..................................................414 FF014 ..........................................377-378 FF1980 ..............................................325
FD86–1000 ........................................416 FF015 ..........................................377-378 FF1981 ..............................................325
FD86–1001 ........................................416 FF016 ..........................................380-381 FF1994T ............................................300
FD86–1002 ........................................416 FF017 ..........................................380-381 FF2000T ............................................299
FD86–1003 ........................................416 FF018 ..........................................380-381 FF2001T ............................................298
FD86–1004 ........................................416 FF028 ................................................343 FF2030T ............................................300
FD86–1005 ........................................415 FF054 ..........................................383-384 FF2031T ............................................298
FD86–1006 ........................................415 FF055 ..........................................383-384 FF2032T ............................................298
FD86–1007 ........................................415 FF056 ..........................................383-384 FF2035T ............................................299
FD86–1008 ........................................415 FF082 ..........................................399-402 FF2068T ............................................297
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FF2093T ............................................298 FF10306 ............................................390 FJ7213 ..............................................212

Part Number Index
FF2098T ............................................299 FF10593 ............................................416 FJ7215 ..............................................212

FF2114T ............................................300 FF10594 ............................................416 FJ7217 ..............................................212
FF2115T ............................................296 FF10595 ............................................416 FJ7221 ..............................................209
FF2137 ..............................................318 FF10596 ............................................416 FJ7222 ..............................................200
FF2138 ..............................................318 FF10597 ............................................416 FJ7223 ..............................................200
FF2211T ............................................297 FF10598 ............................................416 FJ7227 ..............................................200
FF2227T ............................................297 FF10915 ............................................369 FJ7228 ..............................................209
FF2281T ............................................299 FF90102 ............................................295 FJ7229 ..............................................209
FF2593 ..............................................327 FF90103 ............................................295 FJ7260 ..............................................179
FF5162 ..............................................320 FF90146 ............................................295 FJ7261 ..............................................179
FF5163 ..............................................316 FF90152 ............................................220 FJ7274 ..............................................179
FF5164 ..............................................316 FF90174 ............................................288 FJ7277 ..............................................179
FF5238 ..............................................320 FG1125HJH0120 ..............................221 FJ7286 ..............................................216
FF5239 ..............................................319 FG1125KMK0120 ..............................221 FJ7292 ..............................................222
FF5321 ..............................................321 FG1125MMM0120 ............................221 FJ7293 ..............................................222
FF5539 ..............................................320 FG1126HJH0120 ..............................221 FJ7294 ..............................................222
FF5540 ..............................................320 FG1126KMK0120 ..............................221 FJ7295 ..............................................222
FF5541 ..............................................319 FG1126MMM0120 ............................221 FJ7344 ..............................................209
FF9016 ......................................227, 328 FG1148HJH0120 ..............................221 FJ7345 ..............................................209
FF9075 ..............................................300 FG1148KMK0120 ..............................221 FJ7346 ..............................................209
FF9148 ..............................................220 FG1148MMM0120 ............................221 FJ7347 ..............................................209
FF9173 ..............................................323 FG1276MPM0120 ............................221 FJ7358 ..............................................218
FF9217 ................................................37 FG1276NPN0120 ..............................221 FJ7905 ..............................................156
FF9315–01 ........................................344 FJ5020 ..............................................185 FJ7938 ..............................................185
FF9330A–01 ......................................344 FJ5021 ..............................................185 FJ8029 ......................................168, 175
FF9446................................227-228, 328 FJ5100 ..............................................198 FJ8030 ......................................168, 175
FF9508 ..............................................227 FJ5102 ..............................................198 FJ8031 ......................................169, 175
FF9509 ..............................................227 FJ6260 ..............................................179 FJ8307 ..............................................154
FF9605 ..............................................324 FJ6261 ..............................................179 FJ8587........................................188-189
FF9672 ..............................................227 FJ6274 ..............................................179 FJ8608........................................173-178
FF9766 ..............................................300 FJ6277 ..............................................179 FJ8609 ..............................................154
FF9767 ..............................................300 FJ7023 ..............................................218 FJ8611........................................173-178
FF9768 ..............................................300 FJ7041 ........................................188-189 FJ8612 ..............................................154
FF9807 ......................................228, 328 FJ7044 ..............................................218 FJ8614........................................173-178
FF9855 ......................................228, 328 FJ7187 ..............................................160 FJ8715 ..............................................154
FF9863 ..............................................300 FJ7188 ..............................................154 FJ8717........................................173-178
FF10019 ............................................390 FJ7192 ..............................................160 FJ8760 ..............................................155
FF10166 ............................................404 FJ7193 ..............................................160 FJ8761 ..............................................150
FF10173 ............................................372 FJ7194 ..............................................160 FJ8762 ..............................................150
FF10174 ............................................372 FJ7198 ..............................................212 FJ8763 ..............................................150
FF10175 ............................................372 FJ7199 ..............................................199 FJ8764 ..............................................150
FF10257 ............................................251 FJ7200 ..............................................209 FJ8765 ..............................................151
FF10265-01........................................328 FJ7201 ..............................................202 FJ8766 ..............................................151
FF10266-01................................227, 328 FJ7202 ..............................................202 FJ8767 ..............................................151
FF10273-01................................227, 328 FJ7203 ..............................................202 FJ8768 ..............................................151
FF10280-01................................227, 328 FJ7204 ..............................................203 FJ8769 ..............................................152
10
Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FJ8770 ..............................................152 FJ9372 ..............................................185 FJ9734 ..............................................205
Part Number Index

FJ8771 ..............................................152 FJ9373 ..............................................185 FJ9735 ..............................................205
FJ8772 ..............................................152 FJ9480 ..............................................184 FJ9736 ..............................................211
FJ8773 ..............................................153 FJ9481 ..............................................184 FJ9737 ..............................................211
FJ8774 ..............................................153 FJ9482 ..............................................184 FJ9738 ..............................................211
FJ8775 ..............................................149 FJ9483 ..............................................184 FJ9739 ..............................................212
FJ8776 ..............................................149 FJ9486 ..............................................216 FJ9740 ..............................................215
FJ8777 ..............................................149 FJ9514 ..............................................157 FJ9741 ..............................................215
FJ8778 ..............................................149 FJ9515 ..............................................157 FJ9742 ..............................................215
FJ8779 ..............................................149 FJ9516 ..............................................157 FJ9743 ..............................................215
FJ8780 ..............................................149 FJ9567 ..............................................148 FJ9744 ..............................................215
FJ8896 ..............................................154 FJ9568 ..............................................148 FJ9745 ..............................................215
FJ8897 ..............................................154 FJ9569 ..............................................150 FJ9746 ..............................................215
FJ8898 ..............................................154 FJ9571 ..............................................150 FJ9747 ..............................................215
FJ8899 ..............................................154 FJ9573 ..............................................151 FJ9759 ......................................148, 155
FJ9023 ..............................................177 FJ9575 ..............................................151 FJ9760 ......................................148, 155
FJ9024 ..............................................213 FJ9579 ..............................................152 FJ9761 ..............................................150
FJ9025 ..............................................213 FJ9581 ..............................................153 FJ9762 ..............................................150
FJ9026 ..............................................213 FJ9587........................................188-189 FJ9763 ..............................................150
FJ9027 ..............................................213 FJ9588........................................188-189 FJ9764 ..............................................150
FJ9028 ..............................................213 FJ9606 ..............................................154 FJ9765 ..............................................151
FJ9029 ..............................................168 FJ9608 ..............................................173 FJ9766 ..............................................151
FJ9030 ..............................................168 FJ9609 ..............................................154 FJ9767 ..............................................151
FJ9031 ..............................................169 FJ9611 ..............................................173 FJ9768 ..............................................151
FJ9033 ..............................................215 FJ9612 ..............................................154 FJ9769 ..............................................152
FJ9035 ..............................................175 FJ9614 ..............................................173 FJ9770 ..............................................152
FJ9036 ..............................................175 FJ9656........................................188-189 FJ9771 ..............................................152
FJ9037 ..............................................175 FJ9706 ..............................................194 FJ9772 ..............................................152
FJ9038 ..............................................175 FJ9707 ..............................................194 FJ9773 ..............................................153
FJ9064 ..............................................207 FJ9708 ..............................................194 FJ9774 ..............................................153
FJ9065 ..............................................207 FJ9709 ..............................................194 FJ9775 ..............................................149
FJ9066 ..............................................207 FJ9715 ..............................................154 FJ9776 ..............................................149
FJ9068 ..............................................216 FJ9717 ..............................................173 FJ9777 ..............................................149
FJ9121 ..............................................156 FJ9718 ..............................................178 FJ9778 ..............................................149
FJ9122 ..............................................156 FJ9719 ..............................................178 FJ9779 ..............................................149
FJ9123 ..............................................156 FJ9720 ..............................................178 FJ9780 ..............................................149
FJ9124 ..............................................157 FJ9721 ..............................................178 FJ9781 ..............................................161
FJ9125 ..............................................157 FJ9724 ..............................................199 FJ9782 ..............................................161
FJ9126 ..............................................157 FJ9725 ..............................................199 FJ9783 ..............................................163
FJ9127 ..............................................158 FJ9726 ..............................................199 FJ9784 ..............................................163
FJ9129 ..............................................158 FJ9727 ..............................................199 FJ9785 ..............................................163
FJ9130 ..............................................158 FJ9728 ..............................................202 FJ9786 ..............................................163
FJ9132 ..............................................158 FJ9729 ..............................................202 FJ9787 ..............................................164
FJ9133 ..............................................158 FJ9730 ..............................................202 FJ9788 ..............................................164
FJ9235 ..............................................158 FJ9731 ..............................................202 FJ9789 ..............................................164
FJ9236 ..............................................158 FJ9732 ..............................................205 FJ9790 ..............................................164
FJ9237 ..............................................158 FJ9733 ..............................................205 FJ9791 ..............................................165
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Part Number Index
Part Part Part

FJ9792 ..............................................165 FT1028 ..............................................254 GG110-NP ........................................327
Part Number Index
FJ9793 ..............................................165 FT1033 ..............................................254 GG306-NP ........................................327

FJ9794 ..............................................165 FT1038A ......................................39, 256 GG308-NP ........................................326
FJ9795 ..............................................166 FT1058 ..............................................264 GG310-NP ........................................327
FJ9796 ..............................................166 FT1081 ..............................................256 GH134..................................................88
FJ9797 ..............................................162 FT1090 ..............................................256 GH194..................................................46
FJ9798 ..............................................162 FT1092........................................248-249 GH195..................................................58
FJ9799 ..............................................162 FT1095 ..............................................255 GH493..........................................66, 238
FJ9800 ..............................................162 FT1097 ..............................................252 GH663..........................................48, 238
FJ9801 ..............................................162 FT1101 ......................................259, 261 GH681..................................................56
FJ9802 ..............................................162 FT1200 ..............................................257 GH683..................................................56
FJ9891 ..............................................159 FT1204 ..............................................250 GH781..................................................60
FJ9892 ..............................................159 FT1209 ..............................................250 GH793..........................................62, 238
FJ9893 ..............................................159 FT1211 ..............................................255 S1026 ........................................259, 261
FJ9894 ..............................................159 FT1215 ......................................259, 261 S1043 ................................................261
FJ9896 ..............................................154 FT1220 ......................................252, 255 S1102 ................................................261
FJ9897 ..............................................154 FT1229 ..............................................262 S1104 ................................................259
FJ9898 ..............................................154 FT1230 ..............................................262 S1118 ........................................259, 261
FJ9899 ..............................................154 FT1231 ..............................................262 S1120 ................................................261
FJ9900 ..............................................167 FT1234 ..............................................254 SC1681 ..............................................261
FJ9901 ..............................................167 FT1238 ..............................................258 SC1709 ......................................259, 261
FJ9902 ..............................................167 FT1240 ..............................................262 SC1772 ..............................................259
FJ9903 ..............................................167 FT1242 ..............................................251
FJ9915 ..............................................148 FT1243........................................181-185
FJ9916 ..............................................148 FT1258 ..............................................257
FJ9917 ..............................................161 FT1259 ..............................................257
FS5500 ..............................................337 FT1260 ..............................................260
FS5900 ..............................................340 FT1261 ..............................................263
FS55005 ............................................338 FT1268 ..............................................256
FS55009 ............................................338 FT1271 ..............................................255
FS55012 ............................................338 FT1279 ..............................................262
FS55014 ............................................339 FT1281 ..............................................253
FS55021 ............................................338 FT1282 ..............................................251
FS55029 ............................................339 FT1283 ..............................................249
FS55031 ............................................339 FT1284 ......................................185, 251
FS55058 ............................................338 FT1297 ..............................................256
FS55059 ............................................339 FT1307 ..............................................250
FS59000 ............................................342 FT1310 ..............................................247
FS59001 ............................................342 FT1312 ..............................................263
FS59002 ............................................341 FT1320 ..............................................248
FS59003 ............................................341 FT1328 ..............................................258
FS59004 ............................................341 FT1330 ..............................................248
FS59005 ............................................341 FT1330-XL ........................................248
FS59006 ............................................342 FT1380 ..............................................247
FS59011 ............................................342 FT1390 ..............................................249
FT1013........................................252-253 GG106-NP ........................................326
FT1023 ..............................................258 GG108-NP ........................................326
12
HOSE
Hose
Fluid Conveying Products
Description Page
Accessories 36-37
Hose 40-97
Hydraulic 40-70
Special Application 72-96
How to Order 14
Kits 38-39
Index 15
Technical Data 16-35
13
How To Order
Accurate processing and prompt delivery of your order Hose assemblies

depend on easy identification of your requirements.
Aeroquip manufactures the terminal ends of our hose fit-
Please order Aeroquip parts using correct part numbers
tings to the appropriate requirements established by the
as described in this catalog. Inquiries and orders should
SAE. Therefore, the performance ratings of these hose
Hose
be directed to your Aeroquip Distributor or:

fittings meet the SAE requirements. It is possible to
Aeroquip Corporation order a hose assembly with a fitting terminal end that
Americas Industrial Division has a performance rating lower than the hose rating.
1695 Indian Wood Circle When ordering hose assemblies, please keep the con-
P.O. Box 700 necting end performance rating in mind since this may
Maumee, OH 43537-0700 affect overall hose assembly performance.
Phone: 419-891-5100 Hose assembly components (hose and fittings) are
FAX: 419-891-7890 easily assembled in the field. However, factory
assembled reusable and crimped hose assemblies are
Part numbers and dash sizes available. For complete information, contact Aeroquip.
Dash size designates the nominal size in 16ths of an inch.
This number immediately follows the part number and is Cut length hose
separated from it with a dash. Cut lengths of hose should be ordered as shown below
by specifying lengths in inches.
Dimensions
Dimensions given in this catalog for Aeroquip products For numeric part numbers: 2651- 10- 00484
are approximate and should be used for reference only.
Exact dimensional information for a given product is sub-
ject to change and varying tolerances; contact Aeroquip Hose type
directly for full current information.
Hose size (in 16ths of an inch)
Cut length (in inches)

last digit is in 1/8ths of an inch 00484 = 481/2 inches
For alpha-numeric part numbers: FC300- 08- 00484
Hose type
Hose dash size
Cut length (in inches)

last digit is in 1/8ths of an inch 00484 = 481/2 inches
Bulk hose
Bulk hose should be ordered by specifying length in feet
as shown below.
Complete number 500 ft.- 2651- 10
Quantity (in feet)
Hose type
Hose size (in 16ths of an inch)
14
Hose Index
Flexible hose lines offer many advantages over rigid tub- AEROQUIP SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO AND
ing including routing ease, vibration absorption, sound DISCLAIMS ANY OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES
deadening and the ability to accommodate movement of (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ALL CONSEQUEN-
connected components. However, hose lines require cau- TIAL, INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT DAMAGES)
tion in use not only to provide long service but also to ARISING OUT OF BREACH OF CONTRACT OR OF
Hose
guard against potentially dangerous failure. WARRANTY OR ARISING FROM TORT CLAIMS
Important (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION NEGLIGENCE
The user should carefully observe the precautions listed in AND STRICT LIABILITY) OR OTHER THEORIES OF LAW
this catalog, including the recommendations on the selec- WITH RESPECT TO ANY HOSE ASSEMBLIES NOT
tion of hose and fittings (pages 18-35) and the pages on PRODUCED FROM GENUINE AEROQUIP HOSE
fluid compatibility (pages 22-26). In addition, care should FITTINGS, HOSE AND AEROQUIP APPROVED
be taken not to exceed the minimum bend radius listed for EQUIPMENT, AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH
each hose size and type in the hose section. Maximum AEROQUIP PROCESS AND PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS
operating pressure should not exceed pressures listed in FOR EACH SPECIFIC HOSE ASSEMBLY.
the hose data. Instructions for assembling fittings to dif- Failure to follow Aeroquip process and product instruc-
ferent hoses should be followed carefully to ensure the tions and limitations could lead to premature hose
performance of the completed assembly. assembly failures resulting in property damage, serious
Warning injury or death.
Aeroquip fitting tolerances are engineered to match Routing
Aeroquip hose tolerances. The use of Aeroquip fittings on If the user will follow the recommendations on hose line
hose supplied by other manufacturers and/or the use of routing and installation on page 31, improved safety and
Aeroquip hose with fittings supplied by other manufactur- longer service life of any hose installation will result.
ers may result in the production of unreliable and unsafe
hose assemblies and is neither recommended nor autho-
rized by Aeroquip.
Alphabetical index
Product Page Product Page Product Page
Agency hose listings 20-21 HI-IMPULSE® 46,48,58,60,62 Silicone rubber (coolant) 84
Analyzing failures 33-35 HI-PAC® 56,58 Silicone rubber (heater) 82
AQP Hose 16-17 MatchMate Blue ®
46,58 SOCKETLESS™ 72,74
Clamps 36-37 MatchMate Plus® 48,60,62 Teflon 90,92,94,96
Cleaning, inspection, testing and storage 32 Polyon™/Thermoplastic 50-54 Textile braid low pressure 72,74
Coils 36-37 Single wire braid 44-48,56 Hose dash size to maximum
Dust Cap 37 Textile braid 40-42 operating pressure 18-19
Dust Plug 37 Wire inserted suction 40 Hose pressure drop 29
Flow capacities of hose assemblies at Special application 72-96 Hose routing and installation 31
suggested flow velocities 28 Air brake 80,82 How to order 14
Fluid compatibility 22-26 AQP® 72,78,80 Hydraulic fluids and lubrication oil 24-26
Hose 40-96 Convoluted Teflon 90,92 Kits 38-39
Hydraulic 40-70 Engine and air brake 80 Compressor discharge line replacement 39
®
AQP 40,42,44,46,58,64,68,70 Fuel and oil 76,78 SOCKETLESS™ 38
®
AQP/HI-IMPULSE 46,58 LPG 84 Protective coils, sleeves and clamps 36-37
AQP/HI-PAC® 58 Polyon recoil air assemblies 74 Selection, installation and main-
Double wire braid 58,60,62,64 Power steering 78 tenance of hose and assemblies –
Four heavy spiral wire 66,68 Railroad air brake 80 SAEJ1273 Nov. 91 27
Four light spiral wire 64 Refrigeration/Air conditioning 86,88,90 Service life factors 30
Four or six spiral wire 68,70 Sewer cleaning 74,76 Sleeves 36-37
Part number index

Part No. Page Part No. Page Part No. Page Part No. Page Part No. Page
302A 44 2681 48 FB9219 74 FC352 84 FC665 90
303 44 2766 62 FB9220 74 FC355 80 FC690 52
624 37 2781 60 FC136 66 FC363 90 FC700 74
1503 44 2807 94 FC186 94 FC364 92 FC701 76
1508 64 2808 96 FC194 46 FC372 50 FC702 76
1525 72 4738 38 FC195 58 FC373 50 FC765 90
1529 60 4739 38 FC202 86 FC374 52 FF288 39
1531 80 4740 38 FC211 48 FC375 54 FF9217 37
1531A 80 4742 38 FC212 62 FC376 54 FT1038A 39
1540 86 4743 38 FC234 78 FC377 54 GH134 88
2000 38 4797 38 FC235 78 FC390 52 GH194 46
2003 38 5144 38 FC250A 66 FC425 37 GH195 58
2081 38 23055 37 FC252 82 FC465 94 GH493 66
2550 82 190718 39 FC254 68 FC466 40 GH663 48
2554 82 190742 39 FC273 68 FC469 96 GH681 56
2555 78 63-190990 39 FC300 44 FC474 64 GH683 56
2556 72 38-191074 39 FC310 56 FC498 42 GH781 60
2565 72 222005 36 FC318 40 FC505 88 GH793 62
2570 82 222022 36 FC321 84 FC510 58
2575 74 900564 37 FC323 64 FC555 88
2580 42 900705 36 FC324 68 FC558 86
2583 42 900729 36 FC325 70 FC563 92
2651 46 900952 37 FC332 72 FC606 70
2661 40 FB9218 74 FC350 80 FC650 76
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AQP® Hose
The Aeroquip problem-solving family of AQP® hose featuring the patented* AQP®
elastomer with temperatures up to +300°F *
Patent Number 4,366,746
Hose
FC300 AQP HOSE

Exceeds SAE100R5
The superior high temperature, abrasion
resistant hose. Features extensive fluid
compatibility. See page 44.
FC194 AQP/HI-IMPULSE HOSE

Exceeds SAE100R1
Combines superior high temperature
resistance and extensive fluid compatibility
plus operating pressures up to 40% greater
than SAE100R1 hose. Aeroquip HI-IMPULSE
hose construction is a patented process.
Patent number 3,725,167. See page 46.
FC195 AQP/HI-IMPULSE HOSE

Exceeds SAE100R2
Combines superior high temperature
resistance and extensive fluid compatibility
plus operating pressures up to 40% greater
than SAE100R2 hose. Aeroquip HI-IMPULSE
hose construction is a patented process.
See page 58.
FC510 AQP/Hi-Pac HOSE

Exceeds SAE100R2
Performance Requirements
Combines the flexibility and economy of
Hi-Pac hose with the temperature and fluid
compatibility of AQP hose. Aeroquip Hi-Pac
hose construction is patented. Patent number
3,463,197. See page 58.
FC323 AQP HOSE

Uniform Pressure
Spiral Wire Hose
3000 psi
The features of AQP construction and spiral
wire reinforcement are combined in this qual-
ity hose style. See page 64.
FC324 AQP HOSE

Uniform Pressure
Spiral Wire Hose
4000 psi
Features the patented AQP tube compound
and 4-spiral wire reinforcement. Uses the
same fittings as FC323. See page 68.
FC325 AQP HOSE

Uniform Pressure
Spiral Wire Hose
5000 psi
Features the patented AQP tube compound
and 4-spiral wire reinforcement. Pressures to
5000 psi. See page 70.
16
AQP® Hose
The scientifically
superior hose
Hose
FC350 AQP HOSE
Exceeds FMVSS-106 Type All
The revolutionary truck hose with superior
abrasion resistance. Features an AQP tube for
excellent fluid compatibility and temperature
requirements. See page 80.
FC355 AQP HOSE

Exceeds FMVSS-106 Type All
Ideal for truck maintenance and piping condi-
tions where fluid compatibility and chemical
resistance are required. Has a blue AQP elas-
tomer cover for fluid resistance. See page 80.
FC234 AQP HOSE

Fire resistant fuel hose meets USCG AI
requirements. Offers positive fire resistance
in critical applications without using a
firesleeve. See page 78.
FC332 AQP SOCKETLESS HOSE

Offers extended fluid compatibility and oper-
ating temperature range for low pressure
applications. Used with Aeroquip SOCKET-
LESS fittings for quick and easy assembly.
See page 72.
FC498 AQP HOSE

Exceeds SAE100R6
For low pressure applications. See page 42.
2661 AQP HOSE

Exceeds SAE100R4
The dual-purpose hose with extensive fluid
compatibility is ideal for either suction or
chemical transfer applications. See page 40.
GH194 MatchMate BLUE

AQP/HI-IMPULSE HOSE
Exceeds SAE 100R1AT
A thin cover, 1-wire version of AQP/HI-IMPULSE
Hose that allows the use of Aeroquip’s MatchMate
Plus Thru-The-Cover (TTC) fittings. Pressures to
3250 psi. See page 46.
GH195 MatchMate BLUE

AQP/HI-IMPULSE HOSE
Exceeds SAE 100R2AT
A thin cover, 2-wire version of AQP/HI-IMPULSE
Hose that allows the use of Aeroquip’s
MatchMate Plus Thru-The-Cover (TTC) fittings.
Pressures to 5750 psi. See page 58.
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Technical Data
Hose tube identification chart

1. Synthetic rubber 4. AQP
See pages 22-24
for Fluid Compatibility 2. Teflon 5. Special application hose
3. Thermoplastic
Hose
Hose dash size to maximum operating pressure All pressures in psi
Hose HOSE DASH SIZE

Part Hose
Number Page Tube -02 -03 -04 -05 -06 -08 -10 -12 -16 -20 -24 -32 -40 -48
FC252 82 5 50 40 40 35
FC235 78 5 50 50 50
FC352* 84 5 100 100 100 90 85 85 75 60 50
Recoil Air
Hose 74 5 180 180 180
2575 74 1 250 250 250 200 200
2550 82 5 225
2554 82 5 225
2570 82 5 225 225 225
1525 72 1 360 300 300 250 250
2556 72 1 360 300 300 250 250
FC332 72 4 250 250 250 250 250
2565 72 1 300 250 200 175 125
1531 80 5 300 300
1531A 80 5 300
2661* 40 4 300 250 200 150 100 62 56
FC318* 40 1 300 250 200 150 100 62 56
FC321 84 5 350 350 350 350 350 350 350
1540 86 5 350 350 350 350 350 350 350 350
FC202 86 5 500 500 500 500 500
FC498 42 4 400 400 400 350 350
FC505 88 5 500 500 500 500 500
FC466 40 I 400 400 400 350 350
FC555 88 5 500 500 500
FC558 86 5 500 500 500 500 500
FC665 90 5 500 500
FC765 90 5 500 500
302A 44 1 800 600 500 350
2580 42 1 1000 800 650 625 600 550 500 450 400 350
FC186 94 2 1000 1000 1000 750 600 600
GH134 88 5 500 500 500 500
2555 78 1 1125
2583 42 1 1250 1125 1000 750 565 375
FC650 76 4 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
FC364 92 2 1250 1100 1000 1000 750 500 100 100
FC363 90 2 1250 1100 1000 1000 750 500
FC355 80 4 1500 1500 1500 1250 1250 750 400 300 250 200
FC234 78 5 1500 1500 1250 1250 750 400
FC350 80 4 2000 1500 1500 1250 1250 750 400 300 250
FC563 92 2 1250 1100 1000 1000 750 500
FC700 76 5 2000 2000 2000 2000
FC390 52 3 2500 2500
2808 96 2 2750 2500 1750 1500 1125 800
FC211 48 1 2750 2250 2000 1250 1000
FC690 52 3 2750 2500 2500
FC465 94 2 3000 3000 3000 2500 2000 1500 1200 1000 625
2807 96 2 3000 3000 3000 2500 2000 1500 1200 1000 625
*See hose page for dash sizes not listed.
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Dash Size to Maximum
Operating Pressure
This table is intended as a guide in the selection of hose by
maximum operating pressure. It is not a guarantee. Final
selection is further dependent on fluid and ambient tem-
perature, concentration of fluid, intermittent or continuous
Hose
exposure, etc.
For further details on a specific hose see the respective cat-
alog pages or consult your local Aeroquip Sales Repre-
sentative or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial
Division, Maumee, Ohio. All pressures in psi
Hose HOSE DASH SIZE

Part Hose
Number Page Tube -02 -03 -04 -05 -06 -08 -10 -12 -16 -20 -24 -32 -40 -48
FC373 50 3 2500 3000 2750 2500 2250 2000 1250 1000

FC372 50 3 2500 3000 2750 2500 2250 2000 1500 1250 1000
FC300 44 4 3000 3000 2250 2000 1750 1500 800 625 500 300 300
1503 44 1 3000 3000 2250 2000 1750 1500 800 625 500 350 350
2651 46 1 3000 3000 2250 2000 1750 1500 800 625 500 350 350
303 44 1 3000 3000 2000 2000 1750 1500
GH681 56 1 3000 3000 3000
GH683 56 1 3000 3000 3000
FC194 46 4 3250 3000 2500 2000 1750 1250 900
GH194 46 4 3250 3000 2500 2000 1800 1300 900
GH663 48 1 3250 3000 2500 1800 1300
2681 48 1 4000 3250 3250 3000 2500 2000 1750 1250 900 700 500
FC701 76 5 2500 2500 2500
FC702 76 5 3000 3000
FC250A 66 1 4000 4000 4000 3000 2500 2500
GH493 66 1 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 3000 2500
FC323 64 4 3000 3000 3000
FC324 68 4 4000 4000 4000
FC469 96 2 4000 4000 4000 4000
1508 64 1 4500 4000 3000 3000 2500
FC474 64 1 5000 4000 3500 2250 2000
FC374 52 3 5000 5000 4000 3500 2250 2000
FC375 54 3 5000 5000 4000 3500 2250 2000
FC212 62 1 5000 4000 3500 2250 2000 1625 1250 1125
2766 62 1 5000 4000 3500 2250 2000 1625 1250 1000
1529 60 1 5000 4000 3500 2750 2250 2000 1625 1250 1125
FC310 56 1 5000 4000 3500 2750 2250 2000 1625
FC510 58 4 5000 4000 3500 2750 2250 2000 1625
FC325 70 4 5000 5000
FC273 68 1 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000
FC136 66 1 5500 5000 5000 4000 4000 3000 2500 2500
4000§ 4000§ 4000§
2781 60 1 5750 5000 4250 3250 3000 2500 2250 1750 1250
FC195 58 4 5750 5000 4250 3250 3000 2500 2250 1750 1250
GH195 58 4 5750 5000 4250 3250 3000 2500 2250 1750 1500
GH781 60 1 5750 5000 4250 3625 3125 2500 2250 1800 1300
GH793*** 62 1 5750 5000 4250 3625 3125 2500 2250 1800 1300
FC254 68 1 7500† 6250 5000 4000 3000 3000
FC376 54 3 10000‡ 10000‡ 7500‡
FC377 54 3 10000‡ 10000‡ 7500‡
FC606 70 1 6000 6000 6000**
*See hose page for dash sizes not listed.
**Up to +212°F
***See page 62 for pressure ratings for use with reusable or field crimp (FJ) style fittings.
†10,000 for water blast applications.
‡Applies only to hose that has suffered no damage, has been properly assembled with hose guards and tested to required proof test pressure.
§Pressure rating with TTC12 fittings.
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Technical Data
Agency hose listings INDUSTRY AGENCIES

AAMVA – American Association of Motor Vehicle
KEY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES Administrators
DOT/FMVSS – US Department of Transportation, Federal AAR – American Association of Railroads
Motor Vehicle Safety Standard DIN – Deutsche (German) Industrial Norme
Hose
FDA – US Food and Drug Administration (tubes only) NMMA/BIA – Nat’l Marine Manufacturers Assn. Boating
MIL/DOD – US Military Specification, Dept. of Defense Industry Assn.
MSHA – US Mine Safety and Health Administration TMC/ATA – The Maintenance Council/American Trucking
USCG/MMT – US Coast Guard, Merchant Marine Technical Association
(SAE J1942 has replaced USCG approval) SAE – Society of Automotive Engineers
DNV – Det Norske (Norwegian) Veritas UL – Underwriters Laboratories
★ = Approved details available from Aeroquip
The listings below are intended only as guides in identify-
*Listing may vary by hose style and size, some hoses may
ing which Aeroquip hoses comply with requirements of require firesleeve or special procedures depending on spe-
various agencies. For current and complete information, cific applications, contact Aeroquip for details.
contact Aeroquip.
Hose GOVERNMENT INDUSTRY

Part USCG/ NMMA/ TMC/
Number Page DOT/FMVSS DNV FDA* MIL/DOD MSHA MMT* AAMVA AAR DIN BIA ATA SAE UL
302A 44 MIL-H-8794
303 44 MIL-H-8794
100R5,
1503 44 106 Type All ★ ★ ★ RP-305 J1402
1508 64 ★ ★ 100R9A
1525 72
1529 60 ★ 100R2A
1531 80 M618
1531A 80 M618
J51
1540 86
Type B
2550 82 106 Type AII ★ J1402
2554 82 106 Type AII MIL-H-3992B ★
2555 78
2556 72 ★
MIL-H-13444
2565 72 Type I
2570 86 106 Type AII ★ J1402
2575 74 ★
2580 42 ★
2583 42 ★ 100R3
2651 46 ★ ★ ★ ★ 100R5
2661 40 ★ ★ ★ 100R4
20 022
2681 48 ★ ★ ★ 100R1A
type 1ST
MIL-H-13531
2766 62 ★
Type II
20 022
2781 60 ★ MIL-H-52471 ★ ★ 100R2A
type 2ST
2807 94 ★ ★ ★ 100R14
2808 96 ★ ★
FC136 66 ★ MIL-H-52471 ★ ★ 100R12
FC186 94 ★ ★
20 022 100R1A,
FC194 46 ★ ★ type 1ST J1019
FC195 58 ★ ★ 20 022
100R2A
type 2ST
FC202 86 J51 Type D
FC211 48 ★ ★ 100R1AT
FC212 62 ★ ★ 100R2AT
FC234 78 † ★ ★ ★
†Only the -06, -08 and -10 are DOT/FMVSS Approved
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Agency Listings
Hose GOVERNMENT INDUSTRY

Part USCG/ NMMA/ TMC/
Number Page DOT/FMVSS DNV FDA* MIL/DOD MSHA MMT* AAMVA AAR DIN BIA ATA SAE UL
FC235 78 ★ 30R6 (30R1)
FC250A 66 ★ ★ 100R12
Hose
FC252 82 RP-303
FC254 68 ★ ★ ★ 100R11
FC273 68 ★ ★ ★ 100R13
100R5,
FC300 44 106 Type All ★ ★ ★ RP-305 J1019,
J1402
FC310 56 ★ ★ 100R16
FC318 40 100R4
FC321 84 UL21
FC323 64 ★ ★ 100R11, 100R12
FC324 68 ★ 100R12
FC325 70 ★ 100R13
FC332 72
FC350 80 106 Type All ★ ★ ★ RP-305 J1402
J20E Part 1
FC352 84 RP-303 20R1
FC355 80 106 Type All ★ RP-305 J1402
FC363 90 ★ ★
FC364 92 ★
FC372 50 100R7
FC373 50 100R7
FC374 52 100R8
FC375 54 100R8
FC376 54
FC377 54
FC390 52 ★ 100R7
FC465 94
FC466 40 100R6
FC469 96
FC474 64
FC498 42 ★ 100R6
FC505 88 J2064 type E
FC510 58 ★ ★
FC555 88
J2064 Type B
FC558 86 Class 1
FC563 92
FC606 70 ★ 100R15
FC650 76
FC665 90 J2196* 1963
FC690 52 100R7
FC700 74
FC701 76
FC702 76
FC765 90 J2196* 1963
GH134 88 J2064 type E
20 022
GH194 46 ★ type 1SN 100R1AT
20 022
GH195 58 ★ type 2SN 100R2AT
GH493 66 ★ ★ ★ 100R12
20 022
GH663 48 ★ ★ ★ 100R1AT
type 1SN
GH681 56 ★
GH683 56 ★ 100R1
GH781 60 ★ ★ ★
20 022
GH793 62 ★ ★ ★ 100R2AT
type 2SN
Recoil 78
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Technical Data
Fluid compatibility 4 AQP 5 Special Application Hose

(Not Included in Fluid Chart)
This chart indicates the suitability of various elastomers 2661 (p. 40) FC234
and metals for use with fluids to be conveyed. It is FC194 (p. 46) FC235 Fuel (p. 76, 78)
FC650
intended as a guide only and is not a guarantee. Final FC195 (p. 58)
FC321 LPG (p. 84)
Hose
selection of the proper hose style, seal, or material of FC300 (p. 44) 1531 Railroad Air Brake
metal components is further dependent on many factors FC323 (p. 64) 1531A (p. 80)
including pressure, fluid and ambient temperature, con- FC324 (p. 68) Recoil (p. 74)
Air Hose
centration, duration of exposure, etc. FC325 (p. 70) 1540 FC558
HOW TO USE THE CHART FC332 (p. 72) FC202 FC665 Refrigeration/
1. The chart has separate sections for rating elastomers for use FC350 (p. 80) FC505 FC765 Air Conditioning
as hose inner tubes and as seals. Ratings for a given elas- FC555 GH134 (pp. 86, 88, 90)
tomer may not always be the same in both sections. FC355 (p. 80) FC700
2. Both the elastomer and the metal must be considered when FC498 (p. 42) FC701 Sewer Cleaning (p. 74, 76)
determining suitability of a combination for a hose assembly, FC510 (p. 58) FC702
adapter with O-Ring, swivel joint or coupling. FC252
GH194 (p. 46) FC352 Silicone (pp. 82, 84)
3. Locate the fluid to be conveyed and determine the suitability GH195 (p. 58) 2550
of the elastomeric and metal components according to the 2554 Truck Air Brake (p. 80, 82)
resistance ratings shown for each. 2570
4. Specific hose part numbers can be found under the inner tube FC350
material groupings in the Hose Tube Identification Chart SEAL ELASTOMER DATA
below.
5. Dimensional and operating specifications for each hose can Application Max. Operating
be found on the catalog pages shown with each hose part Seal Elastomer Specification Temperature Range
number. Buna-N* none –40°F to +250°F
6. Information on O-Rings and seal options for adapters, swivel (–40°C to +121°C)
joints and couplings, and how to specify them, are shown in
the respective sections of this catalog. Neoprene none –65°F to +300°F
7. For further details on the products shown in this catalog, and (–54°C to +149°C)
their applications, consult your Aeroquip Sales EPR (Ethylene none –65°F to +300°F
Representative or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial Propylene Rubber)/
Division, Maumee, OH. (–54°C to +149°C)
EPDM
RESISTANCE RATING KEY
Viton MIL-R-25897 –15°F to +400°F
E = Excellent – Fluid has little or no effect. (–29°C to +204°C)
G= Good – Fluid has minor to moderate effect.
*Buna-N temperature range -65°F to +225°F. Also per MIL-R-6855.
C =Conditional – Service conditions should be described to
Aeroquip for determination of suitability for application.
U=UNSATISFACTORY
Thermoplastic Elastomer
The differences between ratings “E” and “G” are relative. Both
Synthetic Rubber
indicate satisfactory service. Where there is a choice, the mate-

rials rated “E” may be expected to give better or longer service E = EXCELLENT
than those rated “G”.
Aluminum
Neoprene
Urethane
G = GOOD
C = CONDITIONAL Buna-N
NOTE: Special precautions are necessary in gaseous applica-
Monel
Teflon
Hytrel
Brass
Viton
Steel
Cres
AQP
U = UNSATISFACTORY
EPR
tions due to the potential volume of gaseous fluid in the
system. Unless the cover is perforated, hose styles with
rubber or thermoplastic covers are not suitable for gases 1 2 3 4
above 250 psi. Hose styles with perforated covers are so FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL
noted in their construction descriptions. Acetaldehyde U E G U U C C U U G G E E E E
Acetic Acid, 10% U E C G U U E G U C U U C C U
HOSE TUBE IDENTIFICATION CHART Acetic Acid, Glacial U E C G U U C U U C U U C C C
Acetone U E G G U U G U U G E E E E E
1 Synthetic Rubber Acetophenone U E – C U U E U U – E E E C E
302A (p. 44) 2583 (p. 42) FC310 (p. 56) Acetyl Acetone U E G G U U G U U G U C C C C
303 (p. 44) 2651 (p. 46) FC318 (p. 40) Acetyl Chloride U E U G U U U E U U C C C U E
1503 (p. 44) 2681 (p. 48) FC466 (p. 40) Acetylene U E G G U U G E G G E E E E E
Air, Hot (Up to +160°F) E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
1508 (p. 64) 2766 (p. 62) FC474 (p. 64) Air, Hot (161°F – 200°F) C E G E G G E E G G E E E E E
1525 (p. 72) 2781 (p. 60) FC606 (p. 70) Air, Hot (201°F – 300°F) U E U C U U G E U U E E E E E
1529 (p. 60) FC136 (p. 66) GH493 (p. 66) Air Wet E E C E E E E E G C U G E E E
2555 (p. 78) FC211 (p. 48) GH663 (p. 48) Aluminum Chloride E E E E E E E E G E U U U U U
2556 (p. 72) FC212 (p. 62) GH681 (p. 56) Aluminum Fluoride E E E E E E E E G E U U U E C
2565 (p. 72) FC250A (p. 66) GH683 (p. 56) Aluminum Nitrate E E E E E E E E G E U U C C C
2575 (p. 74) FC254 (p. 68) GH781 (p. 60) Aluminum Sulfate E E G E E E E E – G U C E C C
Alums E E E E E E E E E E U C E C C
2580 (p. 42) FC273 (p. 68) GH793 (p. 62) Ammonia, Cold U G U U E E E U – – E U E E E
Ammonia, Hot U G U U U G G U – – E U E E E
2 Teflon Ammonia, Anhydrous U G U U E E E U – – E U E E E
2807 (p. 94) FC363 (p. 90) FC469 (p. 96) Ammonia, Aqueous U G U U E E E U – – E U E E E
Ammonium Carbonate U E C G U E E U – C C U C C C
2808 (p. 96) FC364 (p. 92) FC563 (p. 92) Ammonium Chloride E E C G E E E U – – U U C U C
FC186 (p. 94) FC465 (p. 94) Ammonium Hydroxide C E U C C C E C U U G U C C U
Ammonium Nitrate G E C G E G E U G C G U G G U
Ammonium Phosphate E E C E E E E – G C U C G U G
3 Thermoplastic Elastomer Ammonium Sulfate/Sulfide E E C E E E E U G C U U G U G
FC372 (p. 50) FC375 (p. 54) FC390 (p. 52) Amyl Acetate U E U U U U G U U U E E E E E
FC373 (p. 50) FC376 (p. 54) FC690 (p. 52) Amyl Alcohol G E E E G C E G C E G G E U G
Aniline, Aniline Oil U E U C U U G U U U E U E G G
FC374 (p. 52) FC377 (p. 54) Aniline Dyes U E U C U G G G U U U C G C G
Arsenic Acid E E G C E E E E C G U U G U C
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Fluid Compatibility
Synthetic Rubber
Synthetic Rubber
E = EXCELLENT
Aluminum
Neoprene
Aluminum
E = EXCELLENT
Urethane
Neoprene
G = GOOD
Urethane
Hose
Buna-N
G = GOOD
Buna-N
C = CONDITIONAL
Monel
Teflon
Hytrel
Monel
Brass
Viton
Teflon
Hytrel
Steel
C = CONDITIONAL
Brass
Viton
Cres
AQP
Steel
U = UNSATISFACTORY
EPR
Cres
AQP
EPR
U = UNSATISFACTORY
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL
FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL Gallic Acid G E – E G G G E U – U – G C G
Asphalt C E G E G C U E G G E G E C E Gasoline C E E E E C U E E E E E E E E
ASTM #1 E E E E E E C E E E E E E E E Gasohol U E G E G G U E E E E E E G E
ASTM #2 G E E E E G U E G E E E E E E Glycerine/Glycerol E E E E E E E E G E E G E E E
ASTM #3 G E E E E G U E G E E E E E E Green Sulfate Liquor G E – E G G E E – – U U E U U
Automatic Trans. Fluid G E G E E G U E C G E E E E E Helium C G C C E E E E E E E E E E E
Barium Chloride E E C E E E E E G C U G G G G Heptane G E E E E G U E G G E E E E E
Barium Hydroxide E E G E E E E E E G G U G U G Hexaldehyde C E – C U G G U U – G G E E G
Barium Sulfide E E C E E E E E G C C U G U U Hexane G E E E E G U E G G E E E E E
Benzene, Benzol U E C C U U U E U C G E E G E Hydraulic Oils
Benzin G E C C E U U E U C E E E E E Straight Petroleum Base E E E E E G U E E E E E E E E
Benzoic Acid U E C C U U U E C C U G G G G Water Petroleum Emulsion G E C E E G U E C C C E E G E
Benzyl Alcohol U E C G U G G E C C E G E G G Water Glycol E E C E E E E E C C E E E G E
Black Sulfate Liquor G E C C C C C E U C E C E U U Straight Phosphate Ester U E C C U U G C U G E E E E E
Blast Furnace Gas U U C G U U U E U C E C E U U Phos. Ester/Petroleum Blend U E C E U U U C U G E E E E E
Borax G E G G G G E E G G E E E G – Ester Blend C E C E E U U E U E E E E E E
Boric Acid G E G E G G G E G G U G C C C Silicone Oils E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Brine G E C E E G E E G C U G G U E Hydrobromic Acid U E U C U U E E U U E U E E U
Bromine U E U U U U U E U U U C U C C Hydrochloric Acid U E U C U U G E U U U U U U U
LPG Approved Hydrocyanic Acid C E – C C C E E – – E E G E G
Butane Hose Only E E U E – – E E E E E Hydrofluoric Acid U E U C U U C U U U U U U U C
Butyl Acetate U E C C U U G U U C E E E E E Hydrofluorosilic Acid G E – G G G E E – – U U U U U
Butyl Alcohol E E G E E E G E G G G G G G G Hydrogen C C C C E E E E E E E E E E E
Butyl Cellosolve U E C G U U G U U C E E E E E Hydrogen Peroxide G E G E G G G E G G U U G E U
Butylene U E – C C U U E U – E E E E E Hydrogen Sulfide, Dry U C C G U G E U – G E G G G G
Butyl Stearate U E – G G U U E – – G G G G G Isocyanate U E U C U U G E U U G – G – –
Butyraldehyde U E – C U U G U U – E E E E G Iso Octane G E E E E G U E G E E E E E E
Calcium Acetate G E C E G G E U U C G G G C G Isopropyl Acetate U E C U U U G U U C E – E E E
Calcium Bisulfate E E G G E E U E G G U C C U U Isopropyl Alcohol G E C E G G E E U C E E E G E
Calcium Chloride E E E E E E E E E E G G G C G Isopropyl Ether C E – C G U U U C – G G G – –
Calcium Hydroxide E E C E E E E E U C G G G U G JP-4, JP-5 C E G G E U U E U G E E E E E
Calcium Hypochlorite U E C E U U E E U C U G C U U Kerosene C E G G E U U E U G E E E E E
Calcium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E G G G G G Lacquer/Lacquer Solvents U E C C U U U U U G U E E E E
Cane Sugar Liquors E E E E E E E E U E E G E E E Lime Sulfur C E C E U E E E C C G U G – U
Carbitol G E G E G G G G U G E E E E E Linseed Oil G E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Carbolic Acid U E U E U U G E U U U E E – – LPG C – – – E G U E – – E E E E E
Carbonic Acid G E C E G E E E C C U C E G E Lubricating Oils See Hydraulic Oils
Carbon Dioxide G E E E G G E E G E E E E E E Magnesium Chloride E E C E E E E E C C E C C G G
Carbon Disulfide U E C C U U U E C C G G G E G Magnesium Hydroxide G E C E G G E E C C E G E G G
Carbon Monoxide G E E E G G E E G E E E E E E Magnesium Sulfate E E C E E E E E C C E E E E E
Carbon Tetrachloride U E U C U U U E U U U G G U E Maleic Acid U E C G U U U E C C E G G G G
Castor Oil E E G E E E G E G G E E E E E Maleic Anhydride U E C G U U U E C C G U E G E
Cellosolve Acetate U E U C U U G U U U U U E G E Malic Acid G E – G G G U G – – U – E G E
China Wood Oil (Tung Oil) G E C G G G U E U C E G E E E Mercuric Chloride E E E E E E E E E E U U U U U
Chlorine U U U U U U U G U U C C C C C Mercury E E E E E E E E E E E U E U G
Chloroacetic Acid U E U C U U G U U U U U U U G Methanol G E C G G G E U C C G G E G E
Chloroacetone U E U U U U E U U U G G G U G Methyl Bromide U E U C G U U E U U E E G U E
Chlorobenzene U E U C U U U G U U G G G G G Methyl Chloride U E U C U U U E U U E E E U G
Chloroform U E U C U U U E U U G G G G G Methyl Butyl Ketone U E C C U U E U C C E E E – E
O-Chlorophenol U E U C U U U E U U G G G U G Methyl Ethyl Ketone U E C C U U E U U G G G G G G
Chlosulfonic Acid U E U U U U U U U U G U G G C Methylene Chloride U E U C U U U G U U G G G G G
Chrome Plating Solution U E – U U U G E U – C U U U U Methyl Isobutyl Ketone U E U C U U U U U U G G G G G
Chromic Acid U E – E U U C E U – C U U U U Methyl Isopropyl Ketone U E U C U U U U U U G G G G G
Citric Acid E E C E E E E E E C C C C C C Methyl Salicylate U E – U U U C U – – E G G E G
Coke Oven Gas U E – G U U U E U – E C E U U MIL-L-2104 E E E E E G U E E E E E E – E
Copper Chloride E E E E E E E E G E U U U U U MIL-H-5606 E E E E E G U E E E E E E E E
Copper Cyanide E E – E E E E E E – E U G U G MIL-H-6083 E E E E E E U E E E E E E – E
Copper Sulfate E E G E E E E E G G U C G U G MIL-L-7808 C E G G G U U E G G G G E – –
Cotton Seed Oil G E E E E G C E E E E E E E E MIL-L-23699 C E – G G U U E – – E E E E E
Creosote (Coal Tar) C E U G G C U E U U E C E E E MIL-H-46170 G E – G E G U E – – E E E – E
Crude Oil G E C E E G U E G C G U G U U MIL-H-83282 E E – G E E U E – – E E E – E
Cyclohexanol G E C E E G U E C C E E E C E Mineral Oils E E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Cyclohexanone U E G C U U G U G G E E E C E Naphtha U E G C C U U E C G – – – – –
Detergent/Water Solution E E C E E E E E C C G E E E E Naphthalene U E G C U U U E C G E G E G G
Diacetone Alchohol (Acetol) U E C E U U E U C C E E E E E Naphthenic Acid U E – C C U U E – – – G E G G
Dibenzyl Ether U E – C U U G U – – G G G G G Natural Gas C U C G E E U E – – G G G G G
Diesel Oil C E C G E C U E C C E E E E E Nickel Acetate U E U G C C E G U U G C E G E
Diethylamine G E – C G G G U – – E U E – E Nickel Chloride G E U E E G E E U U U U G U G
Dioctyl Phthalate (DOP) U E C C U U G G C C E E E E E Nickel Sulfate E E U E E E E E U U U G G U G
Dowtherm A&E U E – C U U U E – – G U E E E Nitric Acid, to 10% U E C C U U U E U C U U E U U
Dowtherm 209 C E – E C G E U – – – – – – – Nitric Acid, over 10% U E U U U U U G U U U U E C U
Ethyl Alcohol (Ethanol) E E C E E E E E C C E E E G E Nitrobenzene U E U C U U U G U U E G E E E
Ethyl Acetate U E C C U U G U C C E E E E E Nitrogen E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Ethyl Benzene U E – C U U U E U – E G G G E Octyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Ethyl Cellulose G E C C G G G U C C E G G G G Oleic Acid U E G C U U C G G E C E G C G
Ethyl Chloride U E U C U U U E U U E E E G G Oleum (Fuming Sulfuric Acid) U E U U U U U E U U G U G U U
Ethylene Dichloride U E U C U U U G U U G C G G G Oleum (Mineral Spirits) E E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Ethylene Glycol E E C E E E E E C C U G E E E Ortho-Dichlorobenzene U E – U U U U E – – G G G G G
Ferric Chloride G E – E E G E E – – U U U U U Oxalic Acid G E C G G G E E C C U C C C C
Ferric Nitrate E E C E E E E E C C U U G U U Oxygen U U U U – – – – – – G G G G G
Ferric Sulfate G E C G G G G E C C U U E U U Palmitic Acid G E E – E G G E – E G – E G G
Formaldehyde C E C G C C G G C C E E E G G Para-Dichlorobenzene U E – U U U U E – – G G G G G
Formic Acid C E U E C G E U U U U C C C C Pentane E E G E E E U E U G G G G E G
Fuel Oil G E E E E G U E G G E E E E E Perchloric Acid C E U G E G G E U U U U U U U
Furfural C E – E C C G U U – G G G G G
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Synthetic Rubber
Synthetic Rubber
Hose
E = EXCELLENT
Aluminum
Aluminum
Neoprene
G = GOOD E = EXCELLENT
Urethane
Neoprene
Urethane
Buna-N
C = CONDITIONAL G = GOOD
Buna-N
Monel
Teflon
Hytrel
Monel
Teflon
Brass
Hytrel
Viton
Steel
Brass
Viton
U = UNSATISFACTORY C = CONDITIONAL
Steel
Cres
AQP
EPR
Cres
AQP
EPR
U = UNSATISFACTORY
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL

Perchloroethylene U E U U U U U E U U C G G G E Sodium Silicate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Phenol (Carbolic Acid) U E U E U U G E U U U E E E G Sodium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E C G G G G
Phosphoric Acid U E U E U U G E U U U E E C E Sodium Sulfide E E E E E E E E E E C U C U G
Phosphorous Trichloride U E U C U U E E U U C U C E E Sodium Thiosulfate G E E E G E E E E E U U C G E
Potassium Acetate G E – E G G E U – – C G C U G Soy Bean Oil G E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Potassium Chloride E E E E E E E E E E E C E U G Stannic Chloride E E C E E G E E C C U U U U U
Potassium Cyanide E E E E E E E E E E C U G U C Steam (up to 388°F) U E U U U U C C U U E E E G E
Potassium Dichromate E E E E E E E E E E C C C C C Stearic Acid G E G G G G G E G G C C E C E
Potassium Hydroxide, to 10% G E C E G G E G C C G G G U E Stoddard Solvent G E U E E G U E U U E E E E E
Potassium Hydroxide, over 10% C E U C C C E U U U G G G U E Styrene U E U C U U U G U U E E E E E
Potassium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E G G E G – Sulfur C E G G U E E E G G E U G E E
Potassium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E – – – – – Sulfur Chloride U E – C U U U E – – G – G G U
Propane C – – – C – – – – – E E E E E Sulfur Dioxide U E U C U U G E U U E G G E G
Propyl Acetate U E – G U U G U – – E – E E E Sulfur Trioxide U E U C U U G E U U G C G G G
Propyl Alcohol E E U E E E E E U U E E E E E Sulfuric Acid, to 10% U E U U U G U E C C U G C – E
Propylene U E – U U U U E – – E E E E E Sulfuric Acid, over 10% U E U U U U U G U U C C U U C
Refrigerant R-12 C – G U G E C E E E E E E E E Sulfurous Acid C E U G C C U U U U U C C C U
Refrigerant R-13 C – G U G E C E E E E E E E E Tannic Acid E E G E E E E E G G E E E C E
Refrigerant R-22 U C U U U E C U U U E E E E E Tar (Bituminous) C E G C G U U E G G E G E E E
Refrigerant R-134a U C U U C E C U U U E E E E E Tartaric Acid G E G E E G G E G G U C C E E
Sewage E E E E E E E E U E G G G G G Tertiary Butyl Alcohol G E G G G G G E G G G G G G G
Soap (Water Solutions) E E C E E E E E C C E E E U E Titanium Tetrachloride U E – U C U U E – – E U G U G
Sodium Acetate G E – E G G E U – – E E G E E Toluene (Toluol) U E U U U U U E U U E E E E E
Sodium Bicarbonate E E E E E E E E E E G G E G E Trichlorethylene U E U U U U U E U U E G E E E
Sodium Borate E E E E E E E E E E E E E G – Tricresyl Phosphate U E U G U U E G U U E – C – G
Sodium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E E E G E U E Trianthanolamine C E U E E U E U U U E U E E E
Sodium Chloride E E E E E E E E E E U C C C E Tung Oil G E C G G G U E U C E G E E E
Sodium Cyanide E E E E E E E E E E E – C U U Turpentine C E G E G U U E G G G G G G G
Sodium Hydroxide, to 10% C E G C U G E E G G C G C U C Varnish C E G – G U U E G G E G E E E
Sodium Hydroxide, over 10% U E C C U U G E C C C C C U C Vinyl Chloride U E U U U U U E U U E U C E E
Sodium Hypochlorite C E C G C C E C C C U U U U C Water (to +150°F) E E E E E E E E E E C G E G E
Sodium Metaphosphate E E E E E E E E E E E G G U G Water (+151°F to +200°F) G E U G E E E E U U C G E G E
Sodium Nitrate G E E E G G E – E E E C E E E Water (+201°F to +350°F) U E U U U U U G U U C G E G E
Sodium Perborate G E – E G G E E – – C U C U C Xylene U E E U U U U E U C E E E E E
Sodium Peroxide G E – E G G E E U – U U C C C Zinc Chloride E E E E E E E E E E E U U C G
Sodium Phosphates E E E E E E E E E E U E G U E Zinc Sulfate E E – E E E E E – – U C G C G
Hydraulic fluids & lubricating oils Fluid temperature ratings are predicated on Ambient temperatures in excess of those
The following is a representative list of maximum allowable ambient temperatures recommended, in conjunction with maxi-
fluids and manufacturers. The fluids are as follows: mum fluid temperatures, can materially
grouped under generic “family” heads Classifications 1 and 3 (Synthetic Rubber shorten the service life of the hose.
and arranged alphabetically. For each and Thermoplastic Elastomer) CAUTION: The fluid manufacturer’s recom-
generic “family” listing we have included “H” fluid temp. ratings: +140°F ambient mended maximum operating temperature
maximum fluid temperature recommen- for any specific name-brand fluid should be
dations for the four hose classifications on “LP” fluid temp. ratings: +180°F ambient
scrupulously observed by the user. These
page 22 (1 through 4). Two maximum fluid Classification 2 (Teflon) recommended temperatures can vary
temperature ratings are listed under “H” fluid temp. ratings: +400°F ambient widely between name brands of different
designations of “H” and “LP”. fluid compositions, even though they fall
“LP” fluid temp ratings: +400°F ambient
The “H” designation is for hydraulic into the same generic “family” of fluids.
service up to the maximum rated Classification 4 (AQP)
Exceeding the manufacturer’s recommended
operating pressure of any particular hose “H” fluid temp. ratings: +160°F ambient maximum temperature can result in fluid
in the classification. The “LP” designation “LP” fluid temp. ratings: +250°F ambient breakdown, producing by-products that are
is for low-pressure service such as harmful to elastomeric products, as well as
lubricating oil systems or low-pressure (If “H” fluid temperature is +225°F or less,
allowable ambient temperature may be other materials in the system. If a manufac-
hydraulic return lines. turer's recommended maximum temperature
increased to +200°F)
The letter “U” in the box indicates unsatis- for his specific fluid is lower than that for the
factory resistance to the fluid type. hose rating, it should take precedence over
the hose rating for service usage.
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Fluid Compatiblity
STRAIGHT PETROLEUM-BASE NUTO Oils WATER AND PETROLEUM OIL

EMULSION (FR)
Maximum fluid temperature recommendation** OC Turbine Oils
Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**
Peaco Oils
Hose
Hose classifications (see page 22) Pennbell Oils
1 2 3 4 Power-Tran Fluid Hose classifications (see page 22)
H +200°F +400°F +200°F +300°F 1 2 3 4
Quadroil Series
LP +250°F +450°F +200°F +300°F H +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F
Rando Oils LP +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F
Rando Oils HD
Redind Oils
Fluid Name Regal Oils R & O
Aircraft Hydraulic Oil AA Rimula Oils Fluid Name
Ambrex Oils Rotella Oils Aqualube
Arco A.T.F. Dexron Rotella T Oils Astrol #587
Arco A.T.F. Type F RPM Delo 200 Motor Oils
Arco Fleet Motor RPM Delo 300 Motor Oils Chevron FR Fluid D
Arco H.T.F. C-2 Fluid RPM Delo Special Motor Oils Chrysler L-705
Arco H.T.C. 100 Fluid Rubilene Citgo Pacemaker Invert FR Fluid
Arco 303 Fluid Conoco FR Hydraulic Fluid
ATF Special Shell Brand
Automatic Transmission Fluid (Dexron) Special Motor Oils Dasco IFR
Sun R & O Oils Duro FR-HD
Carnea Oils Suntac HP Oils
Citgo Amplex Suntac WR Oils Fire Resistant Hydrafluid
Citgo ATF, Type F Sunvis 700 Oils Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid B
Citgo ATF, Dexron Sunvis 800 Oils FR 3110 Hydraulic Fluid (invert)
Citgo Extra Duty Circulating Oils Sunvis 900 Oils Fyre-Safe W/O
Mineral Oil (Heavy Duty) (R & O) Super Hydraulic Oils
Citgo Motor Oils Supreme Motor Oils Gulf R & D FR Fluid
Citgo Pacemaker Series Mineral Oil (R & O)
Citgo Pacemaker T Series Mineral Oil (R & O) Tellus Oils Houghto-Safe 5046
Citgo Pacemaker XD Series Mineral Oil (Heavy Teresstic Oils Houghto-Safe 5046W
Duty) (R & O) Torque Fluids Hulsafe 500
Citgo Sentry Torque Fluid 47 Hy-Chock Oil
Citgo Tractor Hydraulic Fluid Torque Fluid 56 Hydrasol A
Conoco 303 Fluid Tractor Hydraulic Fluid
Custom Motor Oil Ironsides #814-A
Union ATF Dexron Irus Fluid 905
Dectol R & O Oils Union ATF Type F
Delo 400 Motor Oils Union C-2 Fluid Kutwell 40
Delvac Oils Union C-P Oil
Delvac SHC Union Custom Motor Oil Masol Fire Resistant Fluid
Delvac Special 10W-30 Union Gas Engine Oil Meltran FR 900
Donax T Oils Union Guardol Motor Oil Mine Guard
DTE Oils Union Heavy Duty Motor Oil Mobilmet S122
Duro Union Hydraulic Oil AW
Duro AW Union Hydraulic Tractor Fluid Penn Drake Hydraqua Fluid
Union Premium Motor Oil Permamul FR
EP Hydraulic Oils Union S-1 Motor Oil Puro FR Fluid
EP Industrial Oils Union Special Motor Oil Pyrogard C
EP Machine Oils Union Super Motor Oil Pyrogard D
Energol HL68 Union Torque Correction Fluid
Energol HLP C68 Union Turbine Oil Quintolubric 957 Series
Etna Oils Union Turbine Oil XD Quintolubric 958 Series
Exxon ATF Union Unax
Union Unax AW Regent Hydrolube #670
Factovis 52 – Conventional R & O Hydraulic Fluid Union Unax R & O
Union Unax RX SAFOIL Hydraulic Fluid Anti-Wear
Gulf Harmony AW Union Unitec Motor Oil Sinclair Duro FR-HD
Gulf Security AW Univis J13 Solvac 1535G
Glide Univis J26 Staysol FR
Univis P32 Sunsafe F
Hulburt 27 Series
Hydraulic Series Vactra Oils Union FR Fluid
Hydraulic Oils Vitrea Oils Union Soluble Oil HD
Hydroil Series
Veedol Auburn FRH
Industron 53 – Anti Wear Hydraulic Fluid Way Lubricants Veedol Auburn FRH Concentrate
Lubrite Motor 20W-40 XD-3 Motor Oils **See CAUTION on page 24 for maximum fluid
temperatures and limiting ambient temperatures.
Mobil AFT 210
Mobil AFT 220
Mobilfluid 62
Mobilfluid 423
Mobil Hydraulic Oils
Mobiloil Special
Mobiloil Super 10W-40
25
Selection of Hose and Fittings
WATER AND GLYCOL SOLUTION Ucon Hydrolube 275 LT Fyrtek 290

Ucon Hydrolube 300 LT Fyrtek MF
Maximum fluid temperature recommendation** Ucon M-1 Pydraul 230-C
Ucon Hydrolube 200 NM Pydraul 312-C
Ucon Hydrolube 300 NM Pydraul 540-C
Hose
Hose classifications (see page 22)

Stauffer SCC 7204
1 2 3 4 STRAIGHT PHOSPHATE-ESTER (FR)
H +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F ESTER BLEND TURBINE OILS
LP +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**
Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**
Fluid Name Hose classifications (see page 22)
Chem-Trend HF-18 1 2 3 4 Hose classifications (see page 22)
Chem-Trend HF-20 1 2 3 4
Chevron Glycol FR Fluids H U +400°F +200°F +180°F
Citgo Glycol FR Fluids LP U +400°F +200°F +200°F H – – – –
Citgo Glycol FR-20 XD LP +250°F +450°F +200°F +300°F
Citgo Pacemaker
Dasco FR 150 Fluid Name Fluid Name

Dasco FR 200 FR Fluids Stauffer Jet I
Dasco FR 200 B Fyrquel 90 Stauffer Jet II
Dasco FR 310 Fyrquel 150
Fyrquel 220
Fyrguard 150 Fyrquel 300 SILICONE OILS
Fyrguard 200 Fyrquel 550
Fyre-Safe 225 Fyrquel 1000 Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**
Fyrquel 150 R & O
Gulf FR Gluid G-200 Fyrquel 220 R & O
Gulf FR Fluid – G Series Fyrquel 550 R & O Hose classifications (see page 22)
1 2 3 4
Houghto-Safe 271 Gulf FR Fluid P-37 H +200°F +400°F +200°F +300°F
Houghto-Safe 416 Gulf FR Fluid P-40
Houghto-Safe 520 Gulf FR Fluid P-43 LP +250°F +450°F +200°F +300°F
Houghto-Safe 620 Fluid Name
Houghto-Safe 625 Houghto-Safe 1010 Dow Corning 200 Fluid (100CS)
Houghto-Safe 640 Houghto-Safe 1055 Dow Corning QF1-2023
Hydra Safe 620 Houghto-Safe 1115 Dow Corning 4-3600
Hydra Safe 625 Houghto-Safe 1120 Dow Corning 3-3672
Hydraulic Safety Fluid 200 Houghto-Safe 1130
Hydraulic Safety Fluid 300 POLYOL-ESTER
Hyspin AF-1 Pydraul 10E
Hyspin AF-2 Pydraul 29-E-LT Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**
Hyspin AF-3 Pydraul 30-E
Pydraul 50-E
Maxmul Pydraul 65-E Hose classifications (see page 22)
Maxmul FR Pydraul 115-E 1 2 3 4
Melsyn 200 H +200°F +400°F – +225°F
Melsyn Glycol FR Pyrogard 51
Pyrogard 53 LP +200°F +400°F – +250°F
Nyvac FR Fluid Pyrogard 55
Nyvac FR 200 Fluid
Nyvac 20 (WG) Safetytex 215
Fluid Name
Nyvac 30 (WG)
Quintolubric 822 Series
Univis P12
Park Water Glycol Hydraulic Fluid
PHOSPHATE-ESTER AND PETROLEUM-OIL **See CAUTION on page 24 for maximum fluid
Pennzoil Fluid FR 2X
Maximum fluid temperature recommendation** temperatures and limiting ambient temperatures.
Quintolubric 700 Series
Hose classifications (see page 22)
Santosafe W/G 15 1 2 3 4
Santosafe W/G 20 H U +400°F +200°F +180°F
Santosafe W/G 30
Standard Glycol FR #15 LP U +400°F +200°F +200°F
Standard Glycol FR #20
Standard Glycol FR #25 Fluid Name
Citgo Synthetic Oil-Fare Resistant
Ucon Hydrolube 150 CP
Ucon Hydrolube 275 CP Lubricant Compatibility Chart
Ucon Hydrolube 550 CP Hose Style
Ucon Hydrolube 900 CP Lubricant FC202 FC505 FC555 FC558 GH134 FC665 FC765
Ucon Hydrolube 150 DB Mineral Oil Y Y Y N N Y Y
Ucon Hydrolube 275 DB PAG Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Ucon Hydrolube 150 LT Ester Oil Y Y Y Y Y Y Y
Ucon Hydrolube 200 LT Alkylbenzene Y Y Y N N Y Y
Y = Compatible
N = Non-compatible
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SAE Recommended
Practice
Selection, installation and maintenance of hose

and assemblies — SAE J1273 November 1991
preparation and fabrication of hose assemblies.
SAE recommended practice which must be considered include excessive flex-
ing, twist, kinking, tensile or side loads, bend 4.3 Minimum Bend Radius—Installation at less
Hose
radius, and vibration. Use of swivel-type fittings or than minimum bend radius may significantly reduce
The following recommendations on selection, adapters may be required to insure no twist is put hose life. Particular attention must be given to pre-
installation and maintenance of hose assemblies into the hose. Unusual applications may require clude sharp bending at the hose/fitting juncture.
was established by the S.A.E. in 1991. Please read special testing prior to hose selection. 4.4 Twist Angle and Orientation—Hose installa-
these general instructions carefully. More detailed
3.9 Abrasion—While hose is designed with a rea- tions must be such that relative motion of
information on many of these subjects is covered
sonable level of abrasion resistance, care must be machine components produces bending of the
in this catalog.
taken to protect the hose from excessive abrasion hose rather than twisting.
1. Scope—Hose (also includes hose assemblies) which can result in erosion, snagging and cutting 4.5 Securement—In many applications, it may be
has a finite life and there are a number of factors of the hose cover. Exposure of the reinforcement necessary to restrain, protect, or guide the hose to
which will reduce its life. will significantly accelerate hose failure. protect it from damage by unnecessary flexing,
This recommended practice is intended as a
3.10 Proper End Fitting—Care must be taken to pressure surges, and contact with other
guide to assist system designers and/or users in the
insure proper compatibility exists between the mechanical components. Care must be taken to
selection, installation, and maintenance of hose.
hose and coupling selected based on the manufac- insure such restraints do not introduce additional
The designers and users must make a systematic
turer’s recommendations substantiated by testing stress or wear points.
review of each application and then select, install,
to industry standards such as SAE J517. End fitting 4.6 Proper Connection of Ports—Proper physical
and maintain the hose to fulfill the requirements of
components from one manufacturer are usually installation of the hose requires a correctly
the application. The following are general guide-
not compatible with end fitting components sup- installed port connection while insuring that no
lines and are not necessarily a complete list.
plied by another manufacturer (i.e., using a hose twist or torque is put into the hose.
WARNING: IMPROPER SELECTION, INSTALLATION,
fitting nipple from one manufacturer with a hose
OR MAINTENANCE MAY RESULT IN PREMATURE 4.7 Avoid External Damage—Proper installation
socket from another manufacturer). It is the
FAILURES, BODILY INJURY, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. is not complete without insuring that tensile loads,
responsibility of the fabricator to consult the man-
2. References ufacturer’s written instructions or the manufactur- side loads, kinking, flattening, potential abrasion,
er directly for proper end fitting componentry. thread damage, or damage to sealing surfaces are
2.1 Applicable Documents—The following pub-
corrected or eliminated.
lications form a part of this specification to the 3.11 Length—When establishing proper hose
extent specified herein. The latest issue of SAE length, motion absorption, hose length changes 4.8 System Check Out—After completing the
publications shall apply. due to pressure, as well as hose and machine tol- installation, all air entrapment must be eliminated
erances must be considered. and the system pressurized to the maximum sys-
2.1.1 SAE PUBLICATIONS—Available from
tem pressure and checked for proper function and
SAE, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 3.12 Specifications and Standards—When freedom from leaks.
15096-0001. selecting hose, government, industry and manu-
J516—Hydraulic Hose Fittings facturers’ specifications and recommendations NOTE: Avoid potential hazardous areas while testing.
J517—Hydraulic Hose must be reviewed as applicable. 5. Maintenance—Even with proper selection and
3. Selection—The following is a list of factors 3.13 Hose Cleanliness—Hose components vary installation, hose life may be significantly reduced
which must be considered before final hose in cleanliness levels. Care must be taken to insure without a continuing maintenance program.
selection can be made. that the assemblies selected have an adequate Frequency should be determined by the severity of
level of cleanliness for the application. the application and risk potential. A maintenance pro-
3.1 Pressure—After determining the system
gram should include the following as a minimum.
pressure, hose selection must be made so that the 3.14 Electrical Conductivity—Certain applica-
recommended maximum operating pressure is tions require that hose be nonconductive to pre- 5.1 Hose Storage—Hose products in storage can
equal to or greater than the system pressure. vent electrical current flow. Other applications be affected adversely by temperature, humidity,
Surge pressures higher than the maximum oper- require the hose to be sufficiently conductive to ozone, sunlight, oils, solvents, corrosive liquids
ating pressure will shorten hose life and must be drain off static electricity. Hose and fittings must and fumes, insects, rodents and radioactive mate-
taken into account by the hydraulic designer. be chosen with these needs in mind. rials. Storage areas should be relatively cool and
dark and free of dust, dirt, dampness and mildew.
3.2 Suction—Hoses used for suction applica- 4. Installation—After selection of proper hose, the
tions must be selected to insure the hose will following factors must be considered by the installer. 5.2 Visual Inspection—Any of the following con-
withstand the negative pressure of the system. ditions requires replacement of the hose:
4.1 Pre-Installation Inspection—Prior to installa- (a) Leaks at fitting or in hose (leaking fluid is a
3.3 Temperature—Care must be taken to insure tion, a careful examination of the hose must be per- fire hazard)
that fluid and ambient temperatures, both static formed. All components must be checked for cor- (b) Damaged, cut, or abraded cover (any rein-
and transient, do not exceed the limitations of the rect style, size and length. In addition, the hose forcement exposed)
hose. Special care must be taken when routing must be examined for cleanliness, I.D. obstructions, (c) Kinked, crushed, flattened, or twisted hose
near hot manifolds. blisters, loose cover, or any other visible defects. (d) Hard, stiff, heat cracked or charred hose
3.4 Fluid Compatibility—Hose selection must 4.2 Follow Manufacturers’ Assembly Instruc- (e) Blistered, soft, degraded, or loose cover
assure compatibility of the hose tube, cover tions—Hose assemblies may be fabricated by the (f) Cracked, damaged, or badly corroded
and fittings with the fluid used. Additional cau- manufacturer, an agent for or customer of the fittings
tion must be observed in hose selection for manufacturer, or by the user. Fabrication of perma- (g) Fitting slippage on hose
gaseous applications. nently attached fittings to hydraulic hose requires 5.3 Visual Inspection—The following items must
3.5 Size—Transmission of power by means of specialized assembly equipment. Field-attachable be tightened, repaired, or replaced as required:
pressurized fluid varies with pressure and rate of fittings (screw style and segment clamp style) can (a) Leaking port conditions
flow. The size of the components must be ade- usually be assembled without specialized equip- (b) Clamps, guards, shields
quate to keep pressure losses to a minimum and ment although many manufacturers provide (c) Remove excessive dirt buildup
avoid damage to the hose due to heat generation equipment to assist in the operation. (d) System fluid level, fluid type, and any air
or excessive turbulence. SAE J517 hose from one manufacturer is usually entrapment
3.6 Routing—Attention must be given to opti- not compatible with SAE J516 fittings supplied by 5.4 Functional Test—Operate the system at max-
mum routing to minimize inherent problems. another manufacturer. It is the responsibility of the imum operating pressure and check for possible
fabricator to consult the manufacturer’s written malfunctions and freedom from leaks.
3.7 Environment—Care must be taken to insure assembly instructions or the manufacturers direct-
that the hose and fittings are either compatible ly before intermixing hose and fittings from two NOTE: Avoid potential hazardous areas while testing.
with or protected from the environment to which manufacturers. Similarly, assembly equipment 5.5 Replacement Intervals—Specific replace-
they are exposed. Environmental conditions such from one manufacturer is usually not interchange- ment intervals must be considered based on previ-
as ultraviolet light, ozone, salt water, chemicals, able with that of another manufacturer. It is the ous service life, government or industry recom-
and air pollutants can cause degradation and pre- responsibility of the fabricator to consult the man- mendations, or when failures could result in unac-
mature failure and, therefore, must be considered. ufacturer’s written instructions or the manufactur- ceptable down time, damage, or injury risk.
3.8 Mechanical Loads—External forces can sig- er directly for proper assembly equipment. Always
nificantly reduce hose life. Mechanical loads follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper
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Technical Data
Flow capacities of hose assemblies at suggested flow velocities

The chart below is designed and provided as an aid in Solution: Locate 13 U.S. gallons per minute in the left hand
the determination of the correct hose size. column and 10 feet per second in the right hand column (the
center of the suggested velocity range for pressure lines).
Hose
Example: Lay a straightedge across the two points. The inside diame-
At 13 U.S. gallons per minute, what is proper hose size ter is shown in the center column nearest the straightedge.
within the suggested velocity range for pressure lines? For suction hose, follow the same procedure except use
suggested velocity range for pump inlet lines in the right
hand column.
Based on Formula
G.P.M. x 0.3208
AREA (SQ. IN.) =
VELOCITY (FT./SEC.)
*Suggestions are for oils having a maximum viscosity of 315

S.S.U. at +100°F (+38°C) and operating at temperatures
between +65°F and +155°F (+54°C to +69°C). Under certain con-
ditions, velocities in pressure lines can be increased up to 25
feet per second. Contact Aeroquip with specific information on
your application.
To convert
U.S. gallons into Imperial gallons
multiply U.S. gallons by 0.83267.
Imperial gallons into U.S. gallons
multiply Imperial gallons by
1.20095.
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Flow Capacities
Pressure Drop
* Pressure drop in psi (pounds per square inch)/gpm (gal-
lons per minute) for 10 feet of hose (smooth bore) with-
out fittings. Fluid specification: Specific gravity = .85;
Viscosity = v = 20 centistokes (C.S.), (20 C.S. = 97 S.S.U.).
Hose
Hose pressure drop
Hose Dash Size → -04 -05 -06 -08 -10 -12 -16 -20 -24 -32 -40 -48
Hose I.D. (inches) ← .19 .25 .25 .31 .31 .38 .41 .50 .50 .63 .63 .75 .88 1.00 1.13 1.25 1.38 1.50 1.81 2.00 2.38 3.00
→
.25 10 3.1 3.1

.50 19 6 6 2.7 2.7
1 40 12 12 5.5 5.5 2.4
2 95 24 24 10 10 4.8 3.5
3 185 46 46 17 17 7 5 2.2 2.2
4 78 78 29 29 12 8 3 3 1.2 1.2
5 120 120 44 44 18 12 4.5 4.5 1.6 1.6 .72
8 95 95 39 26 10 10 3.6 3.6 1.4 .60
10 59 40 15 15 5.7 5.7 2 1 .55
12 80 52 20 20 7.2 7.2 2.6 1.5 .75 .43
15 75 30 30 10 10 4.2 2.2 1.2 .67 .38
18 107 40 40 15 15 6.3 3 1.5 .70 .55 .35
U.S. Gallons per minute
20 49 49 19 19 8 3.4 2 1.1 .65 .43 .27

25 72 72 26 26 11 5.5 3 1.6 1 .64 .40 .17
30 34 34 14 7 3.6 2.2 1.3 .80 .52 .22 .14
35 47 47 19 9.5 5 2.8 1.7 1.1 .70 .27 .18
40 25 12 6.5 3.4 2.2 1.4 .90 .38 .24
50 36 17 9 5.3 3.3 2 1.3 .54 .35 .15
60 50 23 12 7.5 4.4 2.8 1.8 .75 .45 .20
70 31 17 9.3 6 3.8 2.4 1 .65 .30
80 38 21 12 7.1 4.6 3 1.2 .76 .34 .11
90 49 27 15 9 5.9 3.8 1.5 1 .45 .13
100 33 19 12 7 4.7 1.9 1.3 .55 .18
150 60 36 22 13 8.5 3.4 2.2 1 .33
200 36 23 15 6 3.9 1.7 .55
250 54 33 22 8.5 5.3 2.5 .75
300 45 29 12 7.5 4 1.1
400 51 21 14 6.5 2.2
500 32 20 10 3
800 18 5
1000 10
→
*Pressure drop values listed are typical of many petroleum based hydraulic oils at approximately +100°F (+38°C).
Differences in fluids, fluid temperature and viscosity can increase or decrease actual pressure drop
compared to the values listed.
To convert
U.S. gallons into Imperial gallons multiply U.S. gallons by 0.83267. Imperial gallons into U.S. gallons multiply
Imperial gallons by 1.20095.
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Technical Data
Service life factors

Hose assemblies, like other products, uous use at maximum temperatures 9. Chemical resistance
have a finite service life. The actual ser- together with maximum pressures Consider the chemical resistance of the
vice life of a given hose assembly in a should always be avoided. Continuous fitting, O-Ring, hose cover and tube
Hose
given application is dependent on use at or near the maximum tempera- stock. Covers are resistant to mildew,
many variable factors, including those ture rating will cause a deterioration of cleaning solvents, oils and fuels. See
below. physical properties of the tube and pages 22-24 for chemical resistance of
cover of most hoses. This deterioration hose tubes, O-Rings and fitting materials.
1. Operating pressure will reduce the service life of the hose.
Aeroquip hose lines are rated for con- 10. Vacuum service
tinuous operation at the maximum 6. Ambient temperatures Maximum negative pressures shown for
operating pressure specified for the Very high or low ambient (outside of hoses –16 and larger are suitable only for
hose. Generally, the operating pressure hose) temperatures will affect cover hose which has suffered no external
is one fourth the hose minimum burst and reinforcement materials, thus damage or kinking. If greater negative
pressure. reducing the life of the hose. pressures are required for –16 and larger
hoses, the use of an internal support coil
2. Pressure surges Ambient temperatures in conjunction is recommended. See page 36. Vacuum
Almost all hydraulic systems develop with internal temperatures are also an service is not recommended for double
pressure surges which may exceed re- important factor. For specific recom- wire braid or 4 and 6 spiral wire rein-
lief valve settings. Exposing the hose to mendations, please consult Aeroquip. forced hose. If vacuum data is not given
surge pressure above the maximum for a hose, Aeroquip does not recom-
operating pressure will shorten hose 7. Bend radius mend it for a vacuum application.
life and must be considered. A surge Recommended minimum bend radii
(rapid and transient rise in pressure) are based on maximum operating pres- 11. Phosphate ester base fluid
will not be indicated on many common sures with no flexing of the hose. Safe No petroleum based oils should contact
pressure gauges but can be measured operating pressure decreases when the tube of a synthetic rubber hose, if
on an Aeroquip Hydrauliscope. In sys- bend radius is reduced below the rec- the hose is recommended only for
tems where surges are severe, select a ommended minimum. Flexing the hose phosphate ester base hydraulic fluid.
hose with a higher maximum operating to less than the specified minimum Aeroquip AQP Hose compounds are
pressure. bend radius will reduce hose life. compatible with many industrial phos-
phate ester base hydraulic fluids and all
3. Burst pressure 8. Electrical conductivity straight petroleum based oils. See
These are test values only and apply to Textile reinforced thermoplastic hoses pages 22-24.
hose assemblies that have not been are available for electrically nonconduc-
used and have been assembled for less tive applications. 12. Textile braid (SOCKETLESS™) low
than 30 days. pressure hose
For applications requiring electrical iso- This hose is not recommended for
4. High pressure lation by the hose, Aeroquip non-con- impulsing hydraulic applications or per-
High pressure gaseous systems espe- ductive hose has a leakage factor of less manent piping in residential or com-
cially over 250 psi are very hazardous than 50 microamperes. By SAE J517 mercial buildings.
and should be adequately protected standard, this is considered a safe level
from external shock and mechanical or of conductivity. 13. Hose fittings
chemical damage. They should also be Aeroquip manufactures hose fittings to
suitably protected to prevent whip-lash An orange polyurethane cover identi- meet applicable SAE standards. It is pos-
action in the event of failure. fies Aeroquip nonconductive hose. This sible to select a fitting with a connecting
cover is not perforated, in order to pre- end that has a performance rating lower
5. Operating temperatures vent moisture from entering the hose than the hose rating. In selecting hose fit-
Operating temperatures specified refer and affecting its overall conductivity. tings, please consider the performance
to the maximum temperature of the rating of the connecting end.
fluid or gas being conveyed. High heat For added protection against moisture
conditions may have an adverse effect absorption in transit, Aeroquip non- IMPORTANT
on hoses due to degradation of the rub- conductive hose in bulk is shipped with Hose assembly inspection
ber which will limit hose usefulness and cap seals on both ends. To maintain Hose assemblies in service should be
reduce fitting retention. In some cases minimum levels of conductivity, cap inspected frequently for leakage, kink-
the fluid being conveyed will slow down seals must be placed on Aeroquip non- ing, corrosion, abrasion, or any other
this degradation whereas other fluids conductive bulk hose at all times. signs of wear or damage. Hose assem-
may accelerate it Therefore, the maxi- blies that are worn or damaged should
mum temperature of each hose does be removed from service and replaced
not apply to all fluids or gases. Contin- immediately.
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Service Life
Routing/Installation
Hose routing and installation
Hose
Under pressure, a hose may change in If a hose is installed with a twist in it, When hose lines pass near an exhaust
length. Always provide some slack in operating pressures tend to force it manifold or other heat source, they
the hose to allow for this shortening or straight. This can loosen the fitting nut. should be insulated by a heat resistant
elongation. (However, excessive slack in Twisting can cause reinforcement sepa- boot, firesleeve or a metal baffle. In any
hose lines may cause poor appearance.) ration and the hose could burst at the application, brackets and clamps keep
point of strain. hoses in place and reduce abrasion. For
installations where abrasion to hose
cover cannot be prevented with the use
of clamps or brackets, a steel protective
coil or abrasion resistant sleeve should
be placed over the hose.
At bends, provide sufficient hose so In applications where there is consider- When 90° adapters were used, this
that it does not have a bend radius less able vibration or flexing, allow additional assembly became neater-looking and
than its recommended minimum bend hose length. The metal hose fittings, of easier to inspect and maintain. It uses
radius. Too tight a bend may kink the course, are not flexible, and proper instal- less hose, too!
hose and restrict or stop the fluid flow. lation protects metal parts from undue
In many cases the proper use of stress, and avoids kinks in the hose.
adapters and hose fittings can elimi-
nate tight bends or kinks.
31
Technical Data
Hose
Cleaning, inspection, testing and storage
Clean Inspect Proof test-hydrostatic Proof test-Pneumatic
Maintenance
Hose assemblies in operation should be inspected fre- leaks or signs of weakness. b) Any movement of the hose
quently for leakage, kinking, abrasion, corrosion or any fitting in relation to the hose. Any of these defects are
other signs of wear or damage. Worn or damaged hose cause for rejection.
assemblies should be replaced immediately.
Caution: Testing should be conducted in approved test
Clean stands with adequate guards to protect the operator.
Clean assembly by blowing out with clean compressed
air. Assemblies may be rinsed out with mineral spirits if (See Assembly Equipment for Aeroquip Proof Test
the tube stock is compatible with oil, otherwise hot water Stands.)
at +150°F max. may be used. Consult Aeroquip for special
cleaning equipment. Proof test (pneumatic)
Hose assemblies intended for gas or air service should be
Inspect tested with air or nitrogen at 100 psi with the assembly
Examine hose assembly internally for cut or bulged tube, immersed in water. Random bubbles may appear over the
obstructions, and cleanliness. For segment style fittings, hose and fitting area when assembly is first pressurized.
be sure that the hose butts up against the nipple shoulder; This should not be construed as a defect. However, if the
band and retaining ring are properly set and tight, and bubbles persist in forming at a steady rate at any particu-
segments are properly spaced. Check for proper gap lar point on the hose, the assembly should be rejected.
between nut and socket or hex and socket. Nuts should
swivel freely. Check the layline of the hose to be sure that Caution: Testing should be conducted in approved test
the assembly is not twisted. Cap the ends of the hose with stands with adequate guards to protect the operator.
plastic covers to keep clean.
Storage and handling
Proof test (hydrostatic) Hose should be stored in a dark, dry atmosphere away
The hose assembly should be hydrostatically tested at from electrical equipment, and the temperature should
twice the recommended working pressure of the hose. not exceed +90°F. Storage in the original shipping con-
tainer is preferred.
Test pressure should be held for not more than one
minute and not less than 30 seconds When test pressure
is reached, visually inspect hose assembly for: a) Any
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Analyzing Failures
Hose
Analyzing failures
Everyone in maintenance encounters hose This material is available free from Aeroquip Analyzing failures
failures. Normally, there is no problem. The Corporation by writing to Aeroquip Corpor-
hose is replaced and the equipment goes ation, 1695 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee, A physical examination of the failed hose
back in operation. Occasionally the failures OH 43537. Fax: 419-891-7890 can often offer a clue to the cause of the fail-
come too frequently – the same equipment ure. Following are 22 symptoms to look for
with the same problems keep popping up. At External damage along with the conditions that could cause
this point the task is to determine and cor- them:
External damage can range from abrasion
rect the cause of these repeated failures. and corrosion, to hose that is crushed by a
Improper application lift truck. These are problems that can nor-
mally be solved simply once the cause is
Beginning with the most obvious, the most identified. The hose can be re-routed or
common cause of hose failures – Improper clamped, or a fire sleeve or abrasion guard
Application – compare the hose specifica- can be used.
tions with the requirements of the applica-
tion. In the case of corrosion, the answer may be
as simple as changing to a hose with a more
Pay particular attention to the following corrosion resistant cover or re-routing the
areas: hose to avoid the corrosive element.
1. The maximum operating pressure of the Faulty equipment
hose.
2. The recommended temperature range of Too frequent or premature hose failure can
the hose. be the symptom of a malfunction in your
equipment. This is a factor that should be
1. Symptom: The hose tube is very hard
3. Whether the hose is rated for vacuum and has cracked.
service. considered since prompt corrective action
can sometimes avoid serious and costly Cause: Heat has a tendency to leach the
4. The fluid compatibility of the hose.
equipment breakdown. Reprints of an article plasticizers out of the tube. This is a materi-
Check all of these areas against the require- on “Troubleshooting Hydraulic Systems,” al that gives the hose its flexibility or plas-
ments of the application. If they don’t match which tells you how to spot problems in a ticity.
up, you need to select another hose. It’s a hydraulic system are available from Aerated oil causes oxidation to occur in the
good idea at this point to call on your local Aeroquip. tube. This reaction of oxygen on a rubber
hose distributor for assistance in selecting
product will cause it to harden. Any combi-
the proper hose. Aeroquip’s distributors, for Faulty hose
nation of oxygen and heat will greatly accel-
example, are well equipped to perform this
Occasionally a failure problem will lie in the erate the hardening of the hose tube.
service for you. Distributor personnel attend
hose itself. The most likely cause of a faulty Cavitation occurring inside the tube would
special training courses in hydraulics and
rubber hose is old age. Check the lay line on have the same effect.
hose application conducted by the company.
Or, if your problem is particularly difficult,
the distributor can call on the services of
the hose to determine the date of manufac-
ture. (4Q91 means fourth quarter 1991.) The 2. Symptom: The hose is cracked both
hose may have exceeded its recommended externally and internally but the elastomeric
Aeroquip’s Field Engineering Staff. The com- materials are soft and flexible at room tem-
pany will send in a hose and hydraulic spe- shelf life. If you suspect that the problem
lies in the manufacture of the hose (and perature.
cialist to study the problem and come up
with a solution. don’t jump to this conclusion until you have
exhausted the other possibilities) contact
Improper assembly and installation your distributor. Given effective quality con-
trol methods, the odds of a faulty batch of
The second major cause of premature hose hose being released for sale are extremely
failure is improper assembly and installation small. So make sure that you haven’t over-
procedures. This can involve anything from looked some other problem area.
using the wrong fitting on a hose, to poor
routing of the hose.
Aeroquip provides excellent training mater- Cause: The probable reason is intense cold
ial that you can use to combat this problem. ambient conditions while the hose was
A little time spent in training your mainte- flexed. Most standard hoses are rated to
nance people could pay big dividends in –40°F (–40°C). Some AQP hoses are rated at
reduced downtime. –55°F (–49°C). Military specified hoses are
You can make use of the material available generally rated to –65°F (–54°C). Teflon hose
from Aeroquip to improve your hose assem- is rated to –100°F (–73°C). Some Polyon ther-
bly and installation techniques. moplastic hoses are rated at –65°F (–54°C).
33
Technical Data
Analyzing failures
3. Symptom: The hose has burst and Cause: The primary function of the cover is
to protect the reinforcement. Elements that
9. Symptom: Hose has burst about six to
examination of the wire reinforcement after eight inches away from the end fitting. The
Hose
stripping back the cover reveals random may destroy or remove the hose covers are: wire braid is rusted. There are no cuts or
broken wires the entire length of the hose. abrasions of the outer cover.
1. Abrasion
2. Cutting Cause: Improper assembly of the hose end
3. Battery Acid fitting allowing moisture to enter around the
4. Steam Cleaners edge of the fitting socket. The moisture will
5. Chemical Cleaning Solutions wick through the reinforcement. The heat
6. Muriatic Acid (for cement clean-up) generated by the system will drive it out
7. Salt Water around the fitting area but six to eight inches
8. Heat away it will be entrapped between the inner
9. Extreme Cold line and outer cover causing corrosion of the
wire reinforcement.
Once the cover protection is gone the wire
reinforcement is susceptible to attack from
moisture or other corrosive matter.
10. Symptom: There are blisters in the
cover of the hose. If one pricks the blisters, oil
Cause: This would indicate a high frequency
pressure impulse condition. SAE im-pulse
6. Symptom: Hose has burst on the out-
will be found in them.
side bend and appears to be elliptical in the Cause: A minute pin hole in the hose tube is
test requirements for a double wire braid bent section. In the case of a pump supply
reinforcement are 200,000 cycles at 133% of allowing the high pressure oil to seep be-
line, the pump is noisy and very hot. The tween it and the cover. Eventually it will form
recommended working pressure. The SAE exhaust line on the pump is hard and brittle.
impulse test requirements for a four spiral a blister wherever the cover adhesion is
wrapped reinforcement (100R-9) are 300,000 Cause: Violation of the minimum bend weakest. In the case of a screw together
cycles at 133% maximum operating and at radius is most likely the problem in both reusable fitting insufficient lubrication of the
+200°F (93°C). If the extrapolated impulses cases. Check the minimum bend radius and hose and fitting can cause this condition be-
in a system amount to over a million in a rel- make sure that the application is within cause the dry tube will adhere to the rotating
atively short time a spiral reinforced hose specifications. In the case of the pump sup- nipple and tear enough to allow seepage.
would be the better choice. ply line partial collapse of the hose is caus- Faulty hose can also cause this condition.
4. Symptom: The hose has burst, but

ing the pump to cavitate creating both noise
and heat. This is a most serious situation
11. Symptom: Blistering of the hose
there is no indication of multiple broken cover where a gaseous fluid is being used.
and will result in catastrophic pump failure if
wires the entire length of the hose. The hose not corrected.
may have burst in more than one place.
7. Symptom: Hose appears to be flattened
out in one or two areas and appears to be
kinked. It has burst in this area and also
appears to be twisted.
Cause: The high pressure gas is effusing

through the hose tube, gathering under the
cover and eventually forming a blister wher-
ever the adhesion is weakest. Specially con-
Cause: This would indicate that the pressure structed hoses are available for high pressure
has exceeded the minimum burst strength gaseous applications. Your supplier can
of the hose. Either a stronger hose is need- advise you on the proper hose to use in these
ed or the hydraulic circuit has a malfunction Cause: Torquing of a hydraulic control hose cases.
which is causing unusually high pressure
conditions.
will tear loose the reinforcement layers and
allow the hose to burst through the enlarged
12. Symptom: Fitting blew off of the end
of the hose.
5. Symptom: Hose has burst. An exami-
gaps between the braided plaits of wire
strands. Use swivel fittings or joints to be Cause: It may be that the wrong fitting has
nation indicates the the wire braid is rusted sure there is no twisting force on a hydraulic
and the cover has been cut, abraded or dete- been put on the hose. Recheck manufactur-
hose. er’s specifications and part numbers.
riorated badly.
8. Symptom: Hose type has broken loose In the case of a crimped fitting the wrong
from the reinforcement and piled up at the machine setting may have been used result-
end of the hose. In some cases it may pro- ing in over or undercrimping. The socket of a
trude from the end of the hose fitting. screw together fitting for multiple wire braid-
Cause: The probable cause is high vacuum ed hose may be worn beyond its tolerance.
or the wrong hose for vacuum service. No The swaging dies in a swaged hose assem-
vacuum is recommended for double wire bly may be worn beyond the manufacturer’s
braid, 4 and 6 spiral wire hose unless some tolerances.
sort of internal coil support is used. Even
The fitting may have been applied improper-
though a hose is rated for vacuum service, if
ly to the hose. Check manufacturer’s instruc-
it is kinked, flattened out or bent too sharply
tions. The hose may have been installed with-
this type of failure may occur.
out leaving enough slack to compensate for
the possible 4% shortening that may occur
when the hose is pressurized. This will
impose a great force on the fitting. The hose
itself may be out of tolerance.
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Analyzing Failures
13. Symptom: The tube of the hose is Cause: The hose is too short to accommo- 20. Symptom: The hose has not burst
badly deteriorated with evidences of ex- date the change in length occurring while it but it is leaking profusely. An examination
treme swelling. In some cases the hose tube is pressured. of the bisected hose reveals that the tube
may be partially “washed out.”
17. has burst inwardly.
Hose
Symptom: Hose is badly flattened
out in the burst area. The tube is very hard Cause: This type of failure is commonly re-
down stream of the burst but appears nor- ferred to as hose tube blow down. It is usu-
mal up stream of the burst. ally associated with very low viscosity fluids
such as air, nitrogen, freon and other gases.
What happens is that under high pressure
conditions the gases will effuse into the
pores of the hose tube charging them up
like miniature accumulators. If the pressure
is very suddenly reduced to zero the
entrapped gases literally explode out of the
tube often tearing holes in it. In some hose
Cause: The hose has been kinked either by constructions a second hose tube made
bending it too sharply or by squashing it in from a plastic such as nylon, is inserted into
some way so that a major restriction was the hose.
Cause: Indications are that the hose tube is created. As the velocity of the fluid increases
not compatible with the agent being carried. through the restriction the pressure decreas- A small leak will allow the gaseous fluid to
Even though the agent is normally compat- es to the vaporization point of the fluid being seep between the two inner liners and when
ible, the addition of heat can be the catalyst conveyed. This is commonly called cavita- the pressure is reduced to zero the innermost
that can cause inner liner deterioration. tion, and causes heat and rapid oxidation to liner will collapse because of the entrapped
Consult your hose supplier for a compatibil- take place which hardens the tube of the pressure around its outer diameter.
ity list or present him with a sample of the hose down stream of the restriction.
21. Symptom: Teflon hose assembly
fluid being conducted by the hose for analy-
sis. Make sure that the operating tempera- 18. Symptom: Hose has not burst but it has collapsed internally in one or more
places.
tures both internal and external do not is leaking profusely. A bisection of the hose
exceed recommendations. reveals that the tube has been gouged
through to the wire braid for a distance of Cause: One of the most common causes for
14. Symptom: Hose has burst. The approximately two inches. this is improper handling of the Teflon as-
sembly. Teflon is a thermoplastic material
hose cover is badly deteriorated and the
surface of the rubber is crazed. Cause: This failure would indicate that ero- which is not rubber-like. When bent sharply
sion of the hose tube has taken place. A high it simply collapses. This type of collapse is
Cause: This could be simply old age. The velocity needle like fluid stream being emit- localized in one area and is radial. When the
crazed appearance is the effect of weather- ted from an orifice and impinging at a single Teflon tube is folded longitudinally in one or
ing and ozone over a period of time. Try to point on the hose tube will hydraulically more places this could be the result of heat
determine the age of the hose. Some manu- remove a section of it. Be sure that the hose (which softens the hose tube) along with
facturers print or emboss the cure date on is not bent close to a port that is orificed. vacuum conditions inside of it. Because of
the outside of the hose. As an example, the additional tension of the wire braid rein-
Aeroquip hose would show “4Q73” which In some cases where high velocities are forcement inherent with this type of hose,
would mean that the hose was manufac- encountered particles in the fluid can cause there is always a radial tension on the tube
tured during the fourth quarter (October, considerable erosion in bent sections of the trying to push it in. Rapid cycling from a
November or December) of 1973. hose assembly. very hot agent in the hose to a very cold
Symptom: Hose is leaking at the fit- 19. Symptom: The hose fitting has
agent in the hose can produce the same
15. type of failure. Aeroquip offers an internal
ting because of a crack in the metal tube been pulled out of the hose. The hose has support coil that will eliminate this problem.
adjacent to the braze on a split flange head. been considerably stretched out in length.
Cause: Because the crack is adjacent to the

This may not be a high pressure application. 22. Symptom: A Teflon hose assembly
has developed a pin hole leak or several pin
braze and not in the braze this is a stress Cause: Insufficient support of the hose. It is hole leaks.
failure brought on by a hose that is trying to very necessary to support very long lengths
shorten under pressure and has insufficient of hose, especially if they are vertical. The Cause: This situation occurs when a pet-
slack in it to do so. We have cured dozens of weight of the hose along with the weight of roleum base fluid, with a low viscosity, is
these problems by lengthening the hose the fluid inside the hose in these cases is flowing at a high velocity. This condition can
assembly or changing the routing to relieve being imposed on the hose fitting. This generate high voltage due to static electric-
the forces on the fitting. force can be transmitted to a wire rope or ity. The high voltage is seeking a ground con-
chain by clamping the hose to it much like nection and the only ground connection
16. Symptom: A spiral reinforced hose the utilities support bundles of wire from
pole to pole. Be sure to leave sufficient slack
available is the braided stainless steel rein-
has burst and literally split open with the forcement. This causes an electric arc, which
wire exploded out and badly entangled. in the hose between clamps to make up for penetrates through the Teflon tube as it trav-
the possible 4% shortening that could take els to the reinforcement. Specially construct-
place when the hose is pressurized. ed Teflon tubes are available that have
enough carbon black in them so as to be con-
ductive. They will “drain off” the static elec-
tricity and preclude this problem.
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Accessories
Protective coils, sleeves & clamps

900729 222005, 222022 900705
Support clamp Stainless steel internal Steel protective
Hose
support coils coil sleeve
These light weight vinyl-coated steel sup- Recommended for vacuum service with
port clamps are designed to support hose most hose. Recommended for use where hose lines are
where long runs are necessary. subjected to excessive abrasion, kinking or
For use with hose: see pages 40-96. accidental damage. Construction: spring
This clamp not only furnishes a cleaner steel, rust resistant.
installation, but prevents damage, expo- Coil O.D.
sure and chafing. Part Number (inches) This coil should fit snugly to the hose O.D.
expanding the coil I.D. (unwind the coil)
The lining will withstand high ambient tem- 222005-23C .34 may be necessary for proper installation.
peratures.
222005-10C .42 For use with hose: see pages 40-96.
Bolt hole dia: Clamp dash no. –01 thru –8,
–18 thru –23 is .406; –9 thru –17, –24 thru 222005-21C .51
Sleeve Dash No. Sleeve I.D. (inches)
–31 is .531. 222005-11C .60
–17S .44
For use with hose: see pages 40-96. 222022-12C .70
–1S .50
222005-13C .73
Clamp I.D. (inches) –13S .57
Clamp Dash No. Closed 222005-14C .94
–2S .63
222022-16C .97
–18 .25 –3S .75
222005-15C 1.19
–19 .38 –4S .88
222022-20C 1.25
–01 .44 –5S 1.03
222005-17C 1.44
–1 .50 –14S 1.13
222022-24C 1.50
–2 .56 –6S 1.22
222005-18C 1.88
–21 .63 –7S 1.47
222022-32C 1.97
–3 .69 –9S 1.69
222005-19C 2.44
–4 .75 –8S 1.91
222022-40C 2.67
–5 .81 –15S 2.00
222022-48C 3.27
–6 .94 –10S 2.13
222022-60C 4.28
–23 1.00 –16S 2.44
222022-80C 5.28
–8 1.06 –11S 2.56
–9 1.13 –12S 2.75
–27 1.19
–24 1.25
–25 1.31
–10 1.50
–11 1.56
–12 1.75
–28 1.81
–13 2.00
–29 2.06
–14 2.25
–30 2.50
–31 2.63
–15 2.75
–16 2.88
–17 3.56
36
Accessories
900564 624 FC425

Steel protective coil spring Firesleeve Nylon abrasion sleeve
Meets MSHA requirements
Hose
Protects hose cover and reinforcement from Firesleeve will protect hose from direct
abrasion and accidental damage. Construc- flame. Firesleeve is constructed of a uni-
tion; steel wire, rust resistant. form single layer of braided fiberglass tub-
ing impregnated with flame resistant sili-
This coil should fit snugly to the hose O.D. cone rubber.
expanding the coil I.D. (unwind the coil) may Nylon sleeve protects hose from abrasion
be necessary for proper installation. For use with hose: see pages 40-96. and allows bundling of hose lines.
For use with hose: see pages 40-96. For use with hose: see pages 40-96.
I.D. Clamp Number
Part Number (inches) (2 required) Nominal
Spring Dash No. Spring I.D. (inches)
624-5 .31 FF9217-0622S Sleeve I.D.*
–1S .61 Part Number “B” (inches)
624-7 .44 FF9217-0622S
–12S .67 FC425-12 .71
624-8 .50 FF9217-0622S
–2S .75 FC425-15 .92
624-9 .56 FF9217-0622S
–15S .81 FC425-16 1.00
624-10 .62 FF9217-0622S
–14S .85 FC425-18 1.13
624-11 .69 FF9217-0622S
–3S .91 FC425-20 1.25
624-12 .75 FF9217-0622S
–4S 1.04 FC425-24 1.59
624-13 .81 FF9217-0622S
–5S 1.18 FC425-28 1.75
624-14 .88 FF9217-0622S
–6S 1.34 FC425-32 2.07
624-16 1.00 FF9217-0622S
–7S 1.66 FC425-38 2.38
624-18 1.12 FF9217-0622S
–9S 1.87 FC425-40 2.54
624-20 1.25 FF9217-0648S
–8S 2.13 FC425-46 2.86
624-22 1.38 FF9217-0648S
–10S 2.38 FC425-54 3.34
624-24 1.50 FF9217-0648S
–13S 2.75 FC425-59 3.66
624-26 1.62 FF9217-0648S
–11S 2.88 *The maximum O.D. of hose fittings must be
624-28 1.75 FF9217-0648S allowed for if fittings are to be covered.
624-30 1.88 FF9217-0648S
900952
624-32 2.00 FF9217-0648S 23055* Dust plug & cap
Plastic protective coil sleeve 624-38 2.38 FF9217-0648S
624-42 2.62 FF9217-0648S
624-46 2.88 FF9217-0664S
624-50 3.12 FF9217-0664S
Recommended to protect hose from abra- 624-54 3.38 FF9217-0664S
sion, this light weight plastic sleeve is un- 624-60 3.75 FF9217-0664S
affected by air, water, oil, gasoline, hydrau-
lic and most other fluids. This coil can also These flexible, plastic cap-plugs can be
be used for group bundling of hose lines. FF9217 Firesleeve clamp used for male or female ends on fittings,
Temperature range of 0°F to +180°F. valves, hydraulic components, etc. They
For use with hose: see pages 40-96. protect the threads and seal out dust and
other foreign matter during storage and
Sleeve Dash No. Sleeve I.D. (inches) shipment.
–4 .25 *Specify fitting part number and size.
–6 .38
Recommended for attaching 624 Firesleeve
–8 .50 to hose lines.
–10 .63 Clamp numbers: FF9217-0622S, FF9217-
–12 .75 0648S; 3/8 inch wide, FF9217-0664C; 1/2 inch
–16 1.00 wide.
–22 1.38 For use with hose: see pages 40-96.
–30 1.88
37
Kits
SOCKETLESS Kit Part Number 5144 Quantity

Bulk Hose
Fittings & hose kit 5144 2556–4 24 ft.
2556–6 24 ft.
Hose
Reusable Fittings
4738–2–4B 8
4738–4–4B 5
4738–4–6B 8
4797–4B 8
4797–5–4B 5
4739–6B 5
4740–3–4B 3
4740–4B 5
4740–5–4B 5
4740–6B 3
4742–4B 5
4742–5–4B 5
4742–6B 3
4743–3–4B 3
4743–4B 3
The Aeroquip 5144 SOCKETLESS Fitting and 4743–5–4B 5
Hose Kit provides a low cost, complete and 4743–6B 3
compact hose line inventory. It contains bulk
Adapters
hose as well as the most common fittings
2000–2–4B 3
and adapters to assure immediate replace-
ment of hose lines. See page 72 for com-
plete hose data. 2003–2–4B 3
2081–4–2S 5
38
Kits
Compressor discharge line Kit Part Number FF288 Quantity

replacement kit FF288 Bulk Teflon Hose
2807–8 10 ft.
2807–10 15 ft.
Hose
Reusable Fittings
63–190990–8 6
63–190990–10 10
38–191074–8 4
38–191074–10 4
190718–10–8S 2
190742–10S 4
Tool
The Aeroquip FF288 Compressor Discharge FT1038A 1
Line Replacement Kit can be used to make
Teflon Hose lines.
The lines can be used directly from the
compressor or they can be used from cop-
per tubing to wet tank. See page 94 for
complete hose data.
39
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Hose Hose Oper. Burst Bend Vacuum Wt.
Part I.D. O.D. Pressure Pressure Radius Service Per Ft.
Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (in./Hg) (lbs)
Wire inserted suction 2661 2661–12 .75 1.25 300† 1200 5.00 28 .42
Hose
SAE 100R4 2661–16 1.00 1.50 250† 1000 6.00 28 .50
2661–20 1.25 1.80 200† 800 8.00 28 .90
2661–24 1.50 2.06 150† 600 10.00 28 1.13
2661–32 2.00 2.55 100† 400 12.00 28 1.30
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, reinforcement con- 2661–40 2.50 3.08 62 250 14.00 28 1.72
sisting of a helical wire between two textile braids and
blue AQP elastomer cover. 2661–48‡ 3.00 3.58 56 225 18.00 28 1.96
Application: Suction and transfer applications for petro-
leum and phosphate ester hydraulic fluids, fuel, lubricat- 2661–64‡ 4.00 4.69 50 200 24.00 28 3.08
ing oils, gasoline, water and many other industrial fluids.
For more information on specific fluid applications and
high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26.
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +300°F
(–40°C to +150°C)
For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.
Wire inserted suction FC318 FC318–12 .75 1.25 300† 1200 5.00 28 .42
SAE 100R4 FC318–16 1.00 1.50 250† 1000 6.00 28 .50
FC318–20 1.25 1.80 200† 800 8.00 28 .90
FC318–24 1.50 2.08 150† 600 10.00 28 1.13
FC318–32 2.00 2.57 100† 400 12.00 28 1.30
FC318–40 2.50 3.07 62 250 14.00 28 1.72

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, reinforcement con-
sisting of a helical wire between two textile braids and FC318–48‡ 3.00 3.64 56 225 18.00 28 1.96
synthetic rubber cover.
Application: Suction and transfer applications for petro- FC318–64‡ 4.00 4.69 50 200 24.00 28 3.08
leum hydraulic fluids, fuel, lubricating oils, gasoline and
water. For more information on specific fluid applica-
tions and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +100°C)
Textile braid FC466 FC466–04 .25 .48 400 1600 2.50 28 .06
Exceeds SAE 100R6 Performance* FC466–06 .38 .62 400 1600 3.00 28 .10
FC466–08 .50 .75 400 1600 4.00 28 .13
FC466–10 .63 .91 350 1400 5.00 18 .18
FC466–12 .75 1.03 350 1400 7.00 18 .19
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid rein-

forcement and polyester braid cover.
Application: For gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils, air and
water. Not approved for air brake applications. For more
information on specific fluid applications and high
temperature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +100°C), Air not to exceed +160°F (+71°C)
†Maximum working pressure for band clamp type fittings is 50 psi.
‡Sold as bulk hose only.
*All sizes except –12
40
Hydraulic
Steel Prot. Plastic Steel Prot. Support Nylon Firesleeve

Coil Spring* Coil Sleeve Coil Sleeve* Clamp Internal Sleeve* Firesleeve* Clamp
900564 900952 900705 900729 Support FC425 624 FF9217 Fitting
(dash size) (dash size) (dash size) (dash size) Coil (dash size) (dash size) (dash size) Reference Page
–6S –16 –14S –24 –24 –24 –0630S CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –28 –0648S Skive Crimp
Crimp 161
–8S –22 –9S –12 –32 –32 –0648S
Field Crimp 156
–10S –30 –15S –29 –38 –38 –0648S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–13S –16S –30 –46 –46 –0664C
Skive Nipples 123
–54 –54 –0664C OTC 123
TTC 123
–60
TTC12 123
(–12 only)
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
REUSABLE FITTINGS N/A
Clamp 220
Assembly 241

Spiral Single N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –28 –0648S Skive Crimp
Crimp 161
–8S –22 –9S –12 –32 –32 –0648S
Field Crimp 156
–10S –30 –15S –29 –38 –38 –0648S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–13S –16S –30 –46 –42 –0664C
Skive Nipples 123
–54 –54 –0664C OTC 123
TTC 123
–60
TTC12 123
(–12 only)
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Clamp 220
Assembly 241

Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S Skive Crimp
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –13 –0622S Field Crimp N/A

Flat Crimp N/A
–3S –12 –4S –5 –20 –16 –0622S Global
–5S –12 –5S –23 –20 –18 –0630S Skive Nipples N/A
OTC 123
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
*Sizes indicated are based on Hose O.D. only. If sleeve is to be placed over fittings, a larger sleeve size may be required,
depending on type of fitting used.
41
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Hose
Exceeds SAE 100R6 FC498–06 .38 .62 400 1600 3.00 28 .13
FC498–08 .50 .78 400 1600 4.00 28 .15
FC498–10 .62 .91 350 1400 5.00 18 .20
FC498–12 .75 1.03 350 1400 7.00 18 .28
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, textile braid reinforce-

ment, AQP elastomer cover.
Application: Low pressure return lines in hydraulic sys-
tems. For more information on specific fluid applications
and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +150°C)
Double textile braid 2580 2580–4 .19 .52 1000 4000 3.00 .12
2580–5 .25 .58 800 3200 3.38 .15
2580–6 .31 .68 650 2600 4.00 .17
2580–8 .41 .77 625 2500 4.62 .19
2580–10 .50 .92 600 2400 5.50 .28
2580–12 .62 1.08 550 2200 6.50 .34
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double textile braid 2580–16 .88 1.24 500 2000 7.38 .36
reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. For larger
dash sizes, see Catalog JD1. 2580–20 1.12 1.50 450 1800 9.00 .43
Application: For water, gasoline, and fuel oil. For more
information on specific fluid applications and high tem- 2580–24 1.38 1.75 400 1600 10.50 .51
perature ratings, see pages 22-26.
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F 2580–32 1.81 2.22 350 1400 13.25 .75
(–40°C to +100°C)
Double textile braid 2583 2583–4 .25 .57 1250 5000 3.00 .12
SAE 100R3 2583–6 .38 .75 1125 4500 4.00 .22
2583–8 .50 .94 1000 4000 5.00 .26
2583–12 .75 1.25 750 3000 6.00 .48
2583–16 1.00 1.50 565 2250 8.00 .51
2583–20 1.25 1.75 375 1500 10.00 .73
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double textile braid

reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover.
Application: For hydraulics, fuel, lubricating oils, gasoline,
air and water. Not approved for air brake applications. For
more information on specific fluid applications and high
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to
+100°C). Except air, not to exceed +160°F (+71°C).
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Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –13 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –5 –20 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–5S –12 –5S –23 –20 –18 –0630C
OTC 123
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A

Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005-10C –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005-21C –20 –18 –0630S
OTC N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005-13C –20 –20 –0630S TTC N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005-14C –24 –24 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005-15C –28 –28 –0648S
Sockets N/A
–9S –22 –9S –12 222005-17C –32 –32 –0648S REUSABLE FITTINGS 190
Sockets 108
–10S –30 –10S –14 222005-18C –40 –42 –0648S
Assembly 236
241
–1S –8 –1S –2 –12 –11 –0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –20 –0648S Field Crimp 156
–6S –16 –14S –24 –24 –24 –0648S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–8S –22 –9S –12 –32 –32 –0648S OTC 123

TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
43
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Single wire braid FC300 FC300–04 .19 .52 3000 12000 3.00 28 .13
Hose
Exceeds SAE 100R5 FC300–05 .25 .58 3000 12000 3.38 28 .16
FC300–06 .31 .67 2250 9000 4.00 28 .23
FC300–08 .41 .76 2000 8000 4.62 28 .26
FC300–10 .50 .93 1750 7000 5.50 28 .37
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, polyester inner braid, FC300–12 .62 1.08 1500 6000 6.50 28 .46
single wire braid reinforcement and blue polyester braid
cover. FC300–16 .88 1.27 800 3200 7.38 20† .44
Application: Hydraulics handling petroleum base fluids
and air, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, fire resistant FC300–20 1.12 1.50 625 2500 9.00 20† .52
hydraulic fluids and other industrial fluids. For more infor-
mation on specific fluid applications and high temperature FC300–24 1.38 1.75 500 2000 10.50 15† .67
ratings, see pages 22-26.
Operating Temperature Range: –55°F to +300°F FC300–32‡ 1.81 2.22 300 1200 13.25 11† .94
(–49°C to +150°C). Except air +250°F (+121°C).
For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. FC300–40 2.38 2.88 300 1200 24.00 8† 1.50
Single wire braid 1503 1503–4 .19 .52 3000 12000 3.00 28 .13
SAE 100R5 1503–5 .25 .58 3000 12000 3.38 28 .16
1503–6 .31 .68 2250 9000 4.00 28 .23
1503–8 .41 .77 2000 8000 4.62 28 .26
1503–10 .50 .92 1750 7000 5.50 28 .37
1503–12 .62 1.08 1500 6000 6.50 28 .46

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile inner braid,
single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber 1503–16 .88 1.23 800 3200 7.38 20† .44
impregnated textile braid cover.
Application: For hydraulics, air, gasoline, fuel and lubri- 1503–20 1.12 1.50 625 2500 9.00 20† .52
cating oils. For more information on specific fluid appli-
cations and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. 1503–24 1.38 1.75 500 2000 10.50 15† .67
(–40°C to +121°C). 1503–32 1.81 2.23 350 1400 13.25 11† .94
Except air, not to exceed +160°F (+71°C).
For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. 1503–40 2.38 2.88 350 1400 24.00 11† 1.43
Single wire braid 303/302A 303–4 .19 .52 3000 12000 3.00 28 .15
MIL-H-8794 303–5 .25 .58 3000 10000 3.38 28 .19
303–6 .31 .68 2000 9000 4.00 28 .22
303–8 .41 .77 2000 8000 4.62 28 .26
303–10 .50 .92 1750 7000 5.50 28 .36
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile inner braid, 303–12 .62 1.08 1500 6000 6.50 28 .42
single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber
impregnated textile braid cover. 302A–16 .88 1.23 800 3200 7.38 .39
Application: For hydraulics, air, gasoline, fuel and lubri-
cating oils. Except air, not to exceed +160°F (+71°C). For 302A–20 1.12 1.50 600 2500 9.00 .51
temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. 302A–24 1.38 1.75 500 2000 11.00 .64
Operating Temperature Range: 303 hose; –65°F to +250°F
(–54°C to +121°C). 302A hose; –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to 302A–32 1.81 2.22 350 1400 13.25 1.00
+121°C).
†Maximum negative pressures shown for –16 and larger are suitable only for those which has suffered no external damage or kinking. If greater negative
pressures are required for –16 and larger hoses, the use of an internal support coil is recommended.
‡Does not comply with SAE 100R5 operating pressure of 350 psi or minimum burst of 1400 psi.
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Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S
OTC N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S TTC N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S
Sockets N/A
–9S –22 –9S –12 222005–17C –32 –32 –0648S REUSABLE FITTINGS 190
Sockets 108
–10S –30 –10S –14 222005–18C –38 –38 –0648S
Assembly 236
241
–12S –16 222005–19C
CRIMP FITTINGS
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S
OTC N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
–10S –30 –10S –14 222005–18C –38 –38 –0648S Assembly 236
241
–12S –16 222005–19C

Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S
OTC N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
–10S –30 –10S –14 222005–18C –38 –42 –0648S
Assembly 236
241
45
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (in/Hg) (lbs)
Single wire braid 2651 2651–4 .19 .52 3000 12000 3.00 28 .13
Hose
SAE 100R5 performance 2651–5 .25 .58 3000 12000 3.38 28 .16
2651–6 .31 .68 2250 9000 4.00 28 .23
2651–8 .41 .75 2000 8000 4.62 28 .26
2651–10 .50 .92 1750 7000 5.50 28 .37
2651–12 .62 1.08 1500 6000 6.50 28 .46

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile inner braid,
single wire braid reinforcement, outer textile braid and 2651–16 .88 1.23 800 3200 7.38 20† .44
Application: Hydraulics, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, 2651–20 1.12 1.50 625 2500 9.00 20† .52
air and water. Except air, not to exceed 250 psi or +160°F
(+71°C). For more information on specific fluid applications 2651–24 1.38 1.75 500 2000 10.50 15† .67
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F 2651–32 1.81 2.22 350 1400 13.25 11† .94
(–40°C to +100°C).
For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. 2651–40 2.38 2.88 350 1400 24.00 11† 1.43
AQP®/HI-IMPULSE ® FC194 FC194–04 .25 .63 3250 13000 4.00 .19

Single wire braid FC194–06 .38 .78 3000 12000 5.00 .30
Exceeds SAE 100R1A, Meets or
exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1ST FC194–08 .50 .90 2500 10000 7.00 .39
FC194–10 .62 1.03 2000 8000 8.00 .46
FC194–12 .75 1.19 1800 7200 9.50 .53
FC194–16 1.00 1.50 1300 5200 12.00 .80
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, single wire braid rein- FC194–20 1.25 1.81 900 3600 16.50 .98
forcement and blue AQP elastomer cover.
Application: Hydraulic fluids, petroleum and fire resistant
types, fuel, lubricating oils, gasoline, water, and other
industrial fluids. For more information on specific fluid
applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +150°C).
® ®
GH194 GH194–04 .25 .53 3250 13000 4.00 .17
AQP /HI-IMPULSE GH194–06 .38 .69 3000 12000 5.00 .25

Single wire braid
GH194–08 .50 .81 2500 10000 7.00 .30
Exceeds SAE 100R1AT, Meets or
exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1SN GH194–10 .63 .94 2000 8000 8.00 .36
GH194–12 .75 1.09 1800 7200 9.50 .46
GH194–16 1.00 1.41 1300 5200 12.00 .66
GH194–20 1.25 1.73 900 3600 16.50 .85
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, single wire braid rein-

forcement and blue AQP elastomer cover.
Application: Hydraulic fluids, petroleum and fire resistant
types, fuel and lubricating oils, gasoline, water and other
industrial fluids. For more information on specific fluid appli-
cations and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +150°C).
†Maximum negative pressures shown for –16 and larger are suitable only for hose which has suffered no external damage or kinking. If greater negative
pressures are required for –16 and larger hoses, the use of an internal support coil is recommended.
46
Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S
OTC N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S TTC N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
–10S –30 –10S –14 222005–18C –38 –42 –0648S
Assembly 236
241
–12S –16 222005–19C –54 –50 –0664C
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –12 –0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS
Skive Crimp
Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –12 –5S –23 –20 –20 –0630S
Global
–6S –16 –14S –27 –24 –22 –0648S Skive Nipples 123
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –26 –0648S OTC N/A

TTC N/A
–8S –22 –9S –28 –32 –32 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A

Spiral Single
–2S –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp

Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Global
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–14C –24 –22 –0648S Skive Nipples 123
OTC N/A
–6S –22 –6S –25 222005–15C –24 –26 –0648S
TTC 123
–9S –30 –8S –32 –30 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
47
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

HI-IMPULSE® Single wire braid 2681 2681–3 .19 .50 4000 16000 3.50 .13
Hose
Exceeds SAE 100R1A, Meets or 2681–4 .25 .62 3250 13000 4.00 .19
exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1ST 2681–5 .31 .69 3250 13000 4.50 .27
2681–6 .38 .78 3000 12000 5.00 .30
2681–8 .50 .91 2500 10000 7.00 .39
2681–10 .62 1.03 2000 8000 8.00 .46

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid 2681–12 .75 1.19 1800 7200 9.50 .53
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum 2681–16 1.00 1.50 1300 5200 12.00 .80
and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For
more information on specific fluid applications and high 2681–20 1.25 1.81 900 3600 16.50 .98
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F 2681–24 1.50 2.06 700 2800 20.00 1.12
(–40°C to +100°C).
2681–32 2.00 2.58 600 2400 25.00 1.63
3250
GH663 GH663–4 .25 .53 *2750 13000 4.00 24 .16
Single wire braid meets DIN 20 022 GH663–6 .38 .69 3000 12000 5.00 24 .25
Type 1SN *2250
2500
Exceeds SAE 100R1AT performance GH663–8 .50 .81
*2000
10000 7.00 24 .30
1800
GH663-12 .75 1.09 7200 9.50 24 .45
*1250
1300
GH663–16 1.00 1.41 *1000 5200 12.00 24 .68
HI-IMPULSE ®
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and
water-glycol base fluids, for general industrial service. For
(–40°C to +100°C).
Single wire braid FC211 FC211–04 .25 .53 2750 11000 4.00 .15
SAE 100R1AT FC211–06 .38 .69 2250 9000 5.00 .24
FC211–08 .50 .81 2000 8000 7.00 .29
FC211–12 .75 1.09 1250 5000 9.50 .46
FC211–16 1.00 1.41 1000 4000 12.00 .80

reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. This hose has
the maximum operating pressure printed in the layline
of the hose complying to Virginia Law #1415.
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum
(–40°C to +100°C).
* Pressure rating with reusable or field crimp (FJ) style fittings
48
Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –12 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp

Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –18 –0630S
Global
OTC N/A
–5S –12 –5S –23 –20 –20 –0630S
TTC N/A
–6S –16 –14S –27 222005–14C –24 –22 –0648S TTC12 N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –28 –0648S Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
–8S –22 –9S –28 222005–17C –32 –38 –0648S
–10S –30 –15S –29 222005–18C –38 –38 –0648S Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
–13S –30 –11S –31 222005–19C –46 –46 –0664C
CRIMP FITTINGS
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Spiral Single
N/A
–2S –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp 156
–15S –10 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–14C –24 –22 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–7S –22 –6S –25 222005–15C –24 –26 –0648S
OTC N/A
TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
REUSABLE FITTINGS 198
Sockets 108
Assembly 238
CRIMP FITTINGS
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Spiral Single
N/A
–15S –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp 156
–3S –10 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 –24 –24 –0630S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–7S –22 –6S –25 –24 –24 –0648S
OTC N/A
TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 238
49
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

TM
FC372 FC372–02 .13 .33 2500 10000 .50 .05
Hose
Polyon /Thermoplastic
SAE 100R7 FC372–03 .19 .44 3000 12000 .75 .06
FC372–04 .25 .53 2750 11000 1.25 .09
FC372–05 .31 .59 2500 10000 1.75 .10
FC372–06 .38 .66 2250 9000 2.00 .12
FC372–08 .50 .83 2000 8000 3.00 .17
FC372–10 .63 .94 1500 6000 4.00 .19

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid
polyester reinforcement and a black perforated poly-
FC372–12 .75 1.07 1250 5000 5.00 .22
urethane cover.
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-
FC372–16 1.00 1.32 1000 4000 8.00 .28
resistant, and water base fluids, pneumatic, fuel, and lubri-
cating systems. For more information on specific fluid
applications and high temperature ranges, see pages 22-26.
Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +200°F† (–54°C to
+93°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C) air not to
exceed +160°F (+71°C).
TM
Polyon /Thermoplastic FC373 FC373–02 .13 .33 2500 10000 .50 .05
SAE 100R7 Nonconductive FC373–03 .19 .44 3000 12000 .75 .06
FC373–04 .25 .53 2750 11000 1.25 .08
FC373–05 .31 .59 2500 10000 1.75 .09
FC373–06 .38 .66 2250 9000 2.00 .10
FC373–08 .50 .83 2000 8000 3.00 .16
FC373–12 .75 1.07 1250 5000 5.00 .22

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid
polyester reinforcement and an orange nonperforated FC373–16 1.00 1.32 1000 4000 8.00 .27
polyurethane cover.
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum,
fire-resistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating
systems. For more information on specific fluid applica-
tions and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. For
nonconductivity information see item 8 page 30.
Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +200°F† (–54°C
to +93°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C).
†–40°F to +200°F (–40°C to +93°C) for flexing applications.
50
Hydraulic

CRIMP FITTINGS
** –4 –12
Hose
Spiral Single
N/A
** –4 –19 –12 –10 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
** –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Global
** –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Nipples N/A

OTC N/A
** –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S
TTC N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S TTC12 N/A
** –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S Internal Skive N/A

Sockets N/A
–6S –6S –25 –24 –26 –0648S
Swage 181
Sockets 108
Assembly 239
** –4 –12 –11 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS

Spiral Single
** –4 –19 –12 –10 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
** –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Global
** –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Nipples N/A

OTC N/A
** –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S TTC N/A
** –16 –5S –8 –24 –25 –0648S TTC12 N/A

Internal Skive N/A
–6S –6S –25
Sockets N/A
Swage 181
Sockets 108
Assembly 239
** Contact Aeroquip for recommendations.
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Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

TM
FC390 FC390–06 .38 .65 2500 10000 2.50 .11
Hose
Constant pressure hose SAE 100R7 FC390–08 .50 .82 2500 10000 3.50 .18
Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double braid

polyester reinforcement and a black perforated flame
retardant polyurethane cover.
fire-resistant, and water base fluids, pneumatic, fuel, and
lubricating systems. For more specific information on fluid
applications, see pages 22-26.
+93°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air not to
exceed +160°F (+71°C).
TM
FC690 FC690–04RL .25 .53 2750 11000 1.25 .09
Low temperature flexing SAE 100R7 FC690–06RL .38 .66 2500 10000 2.50 .11
FC690–08RL .50 .84 2500 10000 3.50 .18
Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double

braid polyester reinforcement and low temperature
black, perforated polyurethane cover.
lubricating systems utilized in continuous low tempera-
ture flexing applications. For more information on specif-
ic fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see
pages 22-26.
exceed +160°F (+71°C).
Sold in reel lengths only.
For complete Agency Listings: See page 20
TM
FC374 FC374–03 .19 .40 5000 20000 1.50 .05
SAE 100R8 FC374–04 .25 .51 5000 20000 2.00 .08
FC374–06 .38 .66 4000 16000 2.50 .12
FC374–08 .50 .81 3500 14000 4.00 .16
FC374–12 .75 1.08 2250 9000 8.00 .23
Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid FC374–16 1.00 1.32 2000 8000 10.00 .27
Kevlar reinforcement and a black perforated polyurethane
cover.
lubricating systems. For more information on specific fluid
exceed +160°F (+71°C).
For complete Agency Listings: See page 20
†–40°F to +200°F (—40°C to +93°C) for flexing applications.
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Hydraulic

** –10 –3S –3 –16 –12 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
** –12 –4S –6 –14 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 181
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
** –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S Spiral Single N/A

Skive Crimp
** –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 181
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
** –4 –19 –12 –10 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS

Spiral Single N/A
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
** –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
** –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
** –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S
OTC N/A
–7S –16 –6S –25 –24 –26 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 181
REUSABLE SETTINGS N/A
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
**Contact Aeroquip for recommendations.
53
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

FC375–03 .19 .41 5000 20000 1.50 .05

Polyon /Thermoplastic FC375
Hose
TM
SAE 100R8 Nonconductive FC375–04 .25 .51 5000 20000 2.00 .07
FC375–06 .38 .66 4000 16000 2.50 .11
FC375–08 .50 .81 3500 14000 4.00 .14
FC375–12 .75 1.06 2250 9000 8.00 .22
Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid FC375–16 1.00 1.37 2000 8000 10.00 .27
Kevlar reinforcement and an orange nonperforated
polyurethane cover.
tions and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. For
nonconductivity information, see item 8 page 30.
+93°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C).
FC376–03 .19 .50 10000‡ 40000 1.50 .09

TM
FC376
FC376–04 .25 .63 10000‡ 35000 2.50 .13
FC375–06 .38 .74 7500‡ 30000 3.00 .16
Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double

braid Kevlar reinforcement and a black perforated
polyurethane cover.
Application: High pressure hydraulic system service with
petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, pneu-
matic and lubricating systems. For more information on
specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings,
see pages 22-26.
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +150°F†
(–40°C to +66°C), air not to exceed +160°F (+71°C).
Sold in reel lengths only.
TM
FC377 FC377–03 .19 .50 10000‡ 40000 1.50 .08
Nonconductive FC377–04 .25 .63 10000‡ 35000 2.50 .13
FC377–06 .38 .74 7500‡ 30000 3.00 .16
Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double braid

Kevlar reinforcement and orange nonperforated poly-
urethane cover.
water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more
information on specific fluid applications and high temper-
ature ratings, see pages 22-26. For nonconductivity infor-
mation, see item 8 page 30.
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +150°F†
(–40°C to +66°C).
†–40°F to +200°F (—40°C to +93°C) for flexing applications.

‡Applies only to hose that has suffered no damage, has been properly assembled with hose guards, and tested to required test pressure.
Kevlar is a DuPont trademark.
54
Hydraulic

** –4 –19 –12 –10 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
** –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
** –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
** –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S
OTC N/A
–7S –16 –6S –25 –24 –24 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 181
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –12 –0622S

Contact Aeroquip for
–1S –8 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S fitting information.
–2S –10 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S
** –6 –1S –1 –12 –12 –0622S

Contact Aeroquip for
–1S –8 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S fitting information.
–2S –10 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S
55
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Single wire braid GH681 GH681–4 .25 .47 3000 12000 2.00 .11
Hose
Exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1 GH681–6 .38 .63 3000 12000 2.50 .18
performance
GH681–8 .50 .78 3000 12000 3.50 .26

reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Meets or
exceeds DIN requirements at 1/2 SAE Bend Radius.
ature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +100°C).
Single wire braid GH683 GH683–4 .25 .51 3000 12000 2.00 .11
Exceeds SAE 100R1 GH683–6 .38 .67 3000 12000 2.50 .18
GH683–8 .50 .81 3000 12000 3.50 .26

reinforcement and polyester braid cover.
Application: For hydraulic, air, gasoline, fuel and lubri-
cating oils. For more information on specific fluid appli-
(–46°C to +100°C).
2.00†
Hi-PAC® wire braid FC310 FC310–04 .25 .55 5000 20000 3.00 .21
SAE 100R16 performance FC310–06 .38 .68 4000 16000 2.50† .27
3.50
3.50†
FC310–08 .50 .79 3500 14000 .34
5.00
4.00†
FC310–10 .62 .93 2750 11000 .44
6.00
4.75†
FC310–12 .75 1.08 2250 9000 .50
7.00
6.00†
FC310–16 1.00 1.36 2000 8000 .71
9.00
8.25†
FC310–20 1.25 1.69 1625 6500 1.06
11.00
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, Hi-Pac braided wire

reinforcement, synthetic rubber cover.
specific information on fluid applications, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +100°C).
†Improved minimum bend radius when used with global fittings.
56
Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–12S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples 123
OTC N/A
TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
–6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS

Spiral Single N/A
–12S –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–15S –10 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A

Spiral Single N/A
–14S –10 –2S –4 –12 –16 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp 156
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –22 –0630S
OTC N/A
–7S –16 –6S –25 –24 –24 –0648S TTC 123
–9S –30 –8S –32 –30 –0648S TTC12 N/A

Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
57
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

AQP®/HI-PAC® wire braid FC510 FC510–04 .25 .57 5000 20000 3.00 .23
Hose
Exceeds SAE 100R2 FC510–06 .38 .69 4000 16000 3.50 .29
performance
FC510–08 .50 .80 3500 14000 5.00 .34
FC510–10 .62 .93 2750 11000 6.00 .44
FC510–12 .75 1.09 2250 9000 7.00 .52
FC510–16 1.00 1.37 2000 8000 9.00 .71
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, Hi-Pac braided wire FC510–20 1.25 1.70 1625 6500 11.00 1.08
reinforcement and blue AQP elastomer cover.
resistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating sys-
(–40°C to +150°C).
® ®
GH195 GH195–04 0.25 0.60 5750 23000 4.00 0.27
AQP /HI-IMPULSE GH195–06 0.38 0.75 5000 20000 5.00 0.39
Double wire braid
Exceeds SAE 100R2AT, Meets or GH195–08 0.50 0.87 4250 17000 7.00 0.46
Exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2SN GH195–10 0.63 0.99 3250 13000 8.00 0.54
GH195–12 0.75 1.16 3000 12000 9.50 0.67
GH195–16 1.00 1.49 2500 10000 12.00 0.97
GH195–20 1.25 1.92 2250 9000 16.50 1.60
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, double wire braid GH195–24 1.50 2.15 1750 7000 20.00 1.74
reinforcement and blue AQP elastomer cover.
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, GH195–32 2.00 2.67 1500 6000 25.00 2.27
fire-resistant, and water base fluids, fuel and lubricating
systems. For more information on specific fluid appli-
(–40°C to +150°C).
23000 †
AQP®/HI-IMPULSE® FC195 FC195–04 .25 .69 5750 20000 4.00 .31
Double wire braid FC195–06 .38 .84 5000 20000 † 5.00 .42
16000
Exceeds SAE 100R2A, Meets or 17000 †
Exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2ST FC195–08 .50 .97 4250 14000 7.00 .51
14500 †
FC195–10 .62 1.09 3250 8.00 .59
11000
12500 †
FC195–12 .75 1.25 3000 9.50 .75
9000
10000 †
FC195–16 1.00 1.56 2500 8000 12.00 1.04
9000 †
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, double wire braid FC195–20 1.25 2.00 2250 16.50 1.68
6500
reinforcement and blue AQP elastomer cover. 1800 † 7200 †
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire- FC195–24 1.50 2.25 1750 5000 20.00 1.91
resistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating sys- 1500 † 6000 †
tems. For more information on specific fluid applications FC195–32 2.00 2.75 25.00 2.39
1250 4500
(–40°C to +150°C).
†Improved pressure performance when used with global fittings.
58
Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–14S –10 –2S –4 –16 –16 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –22 –0630S
OTC N/A
–7S –16 –6S –25 –24 –24 –0630S TTC 123
–9S –30 –8S –32 –30 –0648S TTC12 N/A

Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 236

Spiral Single N/A
–1S –10 –2S –4 –16 –16 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–3S –12 –3S –5 –18 –18 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–54S –16 –5S –6 –20 –20 –0630S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–5S –16 –6S –9 222005–14C –22 –22 –0648S
OTC N/A
–7S –22 –9S –10 222005–15C –28 –28 –0648S TTC 123
–8S –30 –10S –12 222005–17C –32 –32 –0664C TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–10S –30 –11S –13 222005–18C –38 –38 –0648S Sockets 107
–13S –30 –12S –30 222005–19C –46 –46 –0664C REUSABLE FITTINGS N/A
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
CRIMP FITTINGS
–2S –8 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S
Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S
Field Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S
Skive Nipples 123
–6S –16 –6S –24 –24 –26 –0648S OTC N/A

TTC N/A
–7S –22 –7S –11 –28 –30 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–8S –30 –8S –13 –38 –38 –0648S
Sockets 107
–10S –30 –10S –14 –38 –42 –0648S REUSABLE FITTINGS 203
Sockets 108
–11S –30 –11S –15 –54
Assembly 236
59
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

GH781–4*
GH781 .25 .53 5750 23000 2.00 .22
Hose
Double wire braid exceeds GH781–6 .38 .69 5000 20000 2.50 .29
DIN 20 022 Type 2 performance GH781–8 .50 .81 4250 17000 3.50 .39
Exceeds SAE 100R16
GH781–10 .62 .93 3625 14500 4.00 .44
GH781–12 .75 1.10 3125 12500 4.75 .53
GH781–16 1.00 1.42 2500 10000 6.00 .72

®
HI-IMPULSE at 1/2 SAE Bend Radii GH781–20 1.25 1.65 2250 9000 8.25 1.09
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid
reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Meets or GH781–24 1.50 2.03 1800 7200 10.00 1.40
exceeds DIN requirements at 1/2 SAE Bend Radii.
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and GH781–32 2.00 2.53 1300 5200 12.50 1.90
information on specific fluid applications and high tem-
perature ratings, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +100°C).
23000 †
2781–4* .25 .69 5750 4.00 .33
HI-IMPULSE® double wire 2781 20000
20000 †
braid 2781–6 .38 .84 5000 16000 5.00 .45
Exceeds SAE 100R2A 2781–8 .50 .97 4250 17000 † 7.00 .56
Meets or exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2ST 14000
3625 † 14500 †
2781–10 .62 1.09 8.00 .62
3250 11000
3125 † 12500 †
2781–12 .75 1.25 9.50 .80
3000 9000
10000 †
2781–16 1.00 1.56 2500 12.00 1.06
8000
9000 †
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid 2781–20 1.25 2.00 2250 16.50 1.73
6500
reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. 1800 † 7200 †
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum 2781–24 1.50 2.25 20.00 2.05
1750 5000
and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For 1500 † 6000 †
more information on specific fluid applications and high 2781–32 2.00 2.75 25.00 2.70
1250 4500
(–40°C to +100°C).
Double wire braid 1529 1529–4 .25 .69 5000 20000 4.00 .34
High pressure air SAE 100R2A 1529–6 .38 .84 4000 16000 5.00 .44
1529–8 .50 .97 3500 14000 7.00 .64
1529–10 .62 1.09 2750 11000 8.00 .65
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid 1529–12 .75 1.25 2250 9000 9.50 .82
reinforcement, textile braid and perforated synthetic rub-
ber cover to prevent blistering when used for pneumatic 1529–16 1.00 1.56 2000 8000 12.00 1.00
applications.
Application: High pressure pneumatic and gaseous 1529–20 1.25 2.00 1625 6500 16.50 1.95
applications. For more information on specific fluid
applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 1529–24 1.50 2.25 1250 5000 20.00 2.02
22-26. NOTE: Extreme caution is warranted in the use of
any hose in any high pressure pneumatic or gaseous 1529–32 2.00 2.75 1125 4500 25.00 2.70
application.
(40°C to +100°C).
†Improved pressure performance when used with global fittings.
*Approved for 10,000 psi maximum operating pressure for static Jack Hose applications
60
Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–2S –10 –2S –3 –16 –16 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –5 –16 –18 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –5S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–5S –16 –14S –9 222005–14C –24 –22 –0648S
OTC N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –24 –28 –0648S TTC 123
–7S –22 –12 –28 –28 –0648S TTC12 N/A

Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A

Spiral Single
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0630S N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S Global
OTC N/A
–7S –22 –7S –11 –28 –30 –0648S TTC N/A
–8S –30 –8S –13 –38 –38 –0648S TTC12 N/A

Internal Skive N/A
–10S –30 –10S –14 –40 –42 –0648S
Sockets 107
–11S –30 –11S –15 –54 –46 –0664C REUSABLE FITTINGS 203
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
CRIMP FITTINGS
–2S –10 –2S –3 –16 –14 –0622S
Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0630S
Field Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S Global

Skive Nipples 123
–6S –16 –6S –24 –24 –26 –0648S
OTC N/A
–7S –22 –7S –11 –28 –30 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
–8S –30 –8S –13 –38 –38 –0648S
Internal Skive N/A
–10S –30 –10S –14 –40 –42 –0648S Sockets 107
–11S –30 –11S –15 –54 –46 –0664C
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
61
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Double wire braid 2766 2766–4 .25 .69 5000 20000 4.00 .32
Hose
MIL-H-13531, Type II, Class A 2766–6 .38 .84 4000 16000 5.00 .46
2766–8 .50 .97 3500 14000 7.00 .54
2766–12 .75 1.25 2250 9000 9.50 .75
2766–16 1.00 1.56 2000 8000 11.00 1.02
2766–20 1.25 2.00 1625 6500 16.00 1.63
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid 2766–24 1.50 2.25 1250 5000 20.00 1.94
Application: High pressure hydraulics, fuel and lubricating 2766–32 2.00 2.75 1000 4500 22.00 2.69
oil and gasoline. For more information on specific fluid
(–54°C to +93°C).
GH793–4 .25 .60 5750 23000 4.00 .26
GH793 *5000 *10000
Double wire braid meets or exceeds GH793–6 .38 .75 5000 20000 5.00 .38
DIN 20 022 Type 2SN, Exceeds *4000 *16000
SAE 100R2AT performance GH793–8 .50 .87 4250 17000 7.00 .46
*3500 *14000
GH793–10 .62 .98 3625 14500 8.00 .54
*2750 *11000
GH793–12 .75 1.16 3125 12500 9.50 .66
HI-IMPULSE ® *2250 *9000
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid GH793–16 1.00 1.50 2500 10000 12.00 1.01
reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. *2000 *8000
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum GH793–20 1.25 1.92 2250 9000 16.50 1.54
more information on specific fluid applications and high *1625 *6500
temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. GH793–24 1.50 2.15 1800 7200 20.00 1.68
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F *1250 *5000
(–40°C to +100°C). GH793–32 2.00 2.51 1300 5200 25.00 2.22
*1125 *4500
FC212–04 .25 .60 5000 20000 4.00 .27

Double wire braid FC212
SAE 100R2AT FC212–06 .38 .75 4000 16000 5.00 .38
FC212–08 .50 .88 3500 14000 7.00 .46
FC212–12 .75 1.16 2250 9000 9.50 .66
FC212–16 1.00 1.50 2000 8000 12.00 1.00
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid FC212–20 1.25 1.89 1625 6500 16.50 1.51
reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. This hose has
the maximum operating pressure printed in the layline of FC212–24 1.50 2.15 1250 5000 20.00 1.75
the hose complying to virginia law #1415
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and FC212–32 2.00 2.51 1125 4500 25.00 2.25
information on specific fluid applications and high tempera-
ture ratings, see pages 22-26.
+100°C)
*Pressure rating with reusable or field crimp (FJ) style fittings.
62
Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0630S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –18 –20 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
–6S –16 –6S –24 –26 –24 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–7S –22 –7S –11 –30 –28 –0648S
OTC N/A
–8S –30 –8S –13 –38 –38 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
–10S –30 –10S –14 –42 –42 –0648S
Internal Skive N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 236

Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
–15S –10 –2S –4 –16 –16 –0622S
Field Crimp 156
–3S –12 –3S –5 –16 –18 –0622S Flat Crimp N/A

Global
OTC N/A
–5S –16 –6S –9 222005–14C –20 –22 –0648S TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
–7S –22 –9S –10 222005–15C –24 –28 –0648S
Internal Skive N/A
–8S –30 –10S –12 222005–17C –32 –32 –0664C Sockets N/A
–10S –30 –10S –13 222005–18C –38 –38 –0648S Sockets 108
Assembly 238
–13S –30 –12S –30 222005–19C –46 –46 –0664C
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS
Skive Crimp
–3S –12 –4S –5 –16 –18 –0630S Field Crimp 156
–6S –16 –14S –9 –20 –22 –0648S Flat Crimp N/A

Global
–8S –22 –8S –28 –32 –32 –0648S OTC N/A

TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 238
63
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Double wire braid FC474 FC474–04 .25 .59 5000 20000 4.00 .25
Hose
Low temperature FC474–06 .38 .75 4000 16000 5.00 .35
FC474–08 .50 .88 3500 14000 7.00 .42
FC474–12 .75 1.22 2250 9000 9.50 .62
FC474–16 1.00 1.50 2000 8000 11.00 .90
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double braid

reinforcement, and synthetic rubber cover.
Application: Hydraulic hose for fluid conveying applica-
tions in frigid environments. For use in arctic environ-
ments on construction equipment and other mobile appli-
cations. For more information on specific fluid applications
(–55°C to +80°C).
Four-light spiral wire 1508 1508–6 .38 .84 4500 18000 5.00 .46
SAE 100R9A 1508–8 .50 .97 4000 16000 7.00 .52
1508–12 .75 1.23 3000 12000 9.50 .82
1508–16 1.00 1.56 3000 12000 11.00 1.25
1508–20 1.25 2.00 2500 10000 16.50 2.01
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-light spiral wire

(–40°C to +100°C).
Four spiral wire FC323 FC323–12 .75 1.20 3000 12000 9.50 .94
Exceeds performance FC323–16 1.00 1.48 3000 12000 12.00 1.22
requirements SAE 100R12
(–20), SAE 100R11 (–24, –32) FC323–20 1.25 1.86 3000 12000 16.50 1.70
FC323–24 1.50 2.11 3000 12000 20.00 2.20
FC323–32 2.00 2.63 3000 12000 25.00 3.21
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, 4-spiral wire reinforce-

ment and a blue AQP elastomer cover.
(–40°C to +150°C).
64
Hydraulic

–1S –8 –13S –2 222005–23C –12 –14 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
–2S –10 –2S –3 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp 156
–14S –12 –3S –5 222005–11C –20 –18 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –14S –27 222005–13C –24 –24 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–6S –22 –7S –10 222005–14C –28 –28 –0648S
OTC N/A
TTC 123
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A

Spiral Single 148
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 –24 –26 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
–7S –22 –7S –11 –28 –30 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples 123
–8S –30 –8S –13 –38 –38 –0648S
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 238

Spiral Single 148
–6S –22 –7S –25 –28 –28 –0643S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–8S –30 –15S –28 –32 –32 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
–10S –30 –10S –29 –38 Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–13S –30 –11S –31 –46
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive 168
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
65
Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

GH493–6** .38 .79 4000 16000 5.00 .47

GH493
Hose
Four heavy spiral wire GH493-8 .50 .92 4000 16000 7.00 .59
SAE 100R12
GH493–10 .63 1.11 4000 16000 9.50 .69
GH493–12 .75 1.20 4000 16000 9.50 .92
GH493–16 1.00 1.48 4000 16000 12.00 1.22
GH493–20 1.25 1.83 3000 12000 16.50 1.64
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4 spiral wire GH493–24 1.50 2.12 2500 10000 20.00 2.10
Application: Hydraulic systems service with petroleum and GH493–32 2.00 2.64 2500 10000 25.00 2.81
(–40°C to +121°C).
Four heavy spiral wire FC250A FC250A08 .50 .92 4000 16000 7.00 .58
SAE 100R12 FC250A12 .75 1.20 4000 16000 9.50 .87
FC250A16 1.00 1.48 4000 16000 12.00 1.40
FC250A20 1.25 1.83 3000 12000 16.50 1.84
FC250A24 1.50 2.12 2500 10000 20.00 2.10
FC250A32 2.00 2.64 2500 10000 25.00 2.81
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-heavy spiral wire

reinforcement and gray synthetic rubber cover.
(–40°C to +121°C).
5500 22000
Four heavy spiral wire FC136 FC136–06** .38 .79 4000 * 16000 * 5.00 .45
Exceeds SAE 100R12 FC136–08 .50 .92 5000

4000 *
20000
16000 * 7.00 .60
5000 20000
FC136–10 .63 1.11 9.50 .67
4000 * 16000 *
FC136–12 .75 1.20 4000 † 16000 9.50 .90
FC136–16 1.00 1.48 4000 16000 12.00 1.19
FC136–20 1.25 1.83 3000 12000 16.50 1.60
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-heavy spiral wire FC136–24 1.50 2.12 2500 10000 20.00 2.01
Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and FC136–32 2.00 2.64 2500 10000 25.00 2.93
(–40°C to +121°C).
*Pressure rating with TTC12 fittings.
†5,000 operating pressure with 20,000 burst pressure when operating within –40°F to +200°F (–40°C to +93°C) temperature range.
**Approved for 10,000 psi maximum operating pressure for static Jack Hose applications
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Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single 148
–3S –12 –4S –6 –20 –20 –0648S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–4S –16 –5S –8 –20 –22 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –28 –0648S
OTC N/A
–8S –22 –10S –28 222005–17C –32 –38 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 123
–8S –30 –10S –29 222005–18C –38 –38 –0648S
Internal Skive N/A
–13S –30 –11S –31 –46 –46 –0664S Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 238
CRIMP FITTINGS
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S
Spiral Single 148
–6S –16 –14S –27 –24 –26 –0648S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –30 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
–8S –22 –8S –28 –32 Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–10S –30 –10S –29 –38
OTC N/A
–13S –30 –11S –31 –46 TTC N/A
TTC12 123
Internal Skive 168
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 238

Spiral Single
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S 148
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
–6S –16 –6S –24 –24 –26 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–7S –22 –7S –11 –28 –28 –0648S
OTC N/A
–8S –22 –8S –28 –32 TTC N/A
TTC12 123
–10S –30 –10S –29 –38 Internal Skive 168
Sockets 107
–13S –30 –11S –31 –46
Swage N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 238
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Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Four heavy spiral wire FC254 FC254–08 .50 .98 7500 † 30000 8.00 .69
Hose
Exceeds SAE 100R11 performance FC254–12 .75 1.26 6250 25000 11.00 1.12
FC254–16 1.00 1.52 5000 20000 12.00 1.31
FC254–20 1.25 1.80 4000 16000 16.50 2.05
FC254–24 1.50 2.13 3000 12000 20.00 2.35
FC254–32 2.00 2.68 3000 12000 25.00 3.13
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-heavy spiral wire

specific information on fluid applications, see pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +121°C).
Four or six spiral wire FC273 FC273–12 .75 1.26 5000 20000 9.50 1.08
SAE 100R13 FC273–16 1.00 1.52 5000 20000 12.00 1.41
FC273–20 1.25 1.96 5000 20000 16.50 2.53
FC273–24 1.50 2.26 5000 20000 20.00 3.35
FC273–32 2.00 2.80 5000 20000 25.00 5.00
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, multiple heavy spi-

ral wire (4 wire for –12, –16; 6 wire for –20, –24 and –32);
brown synthetic rubber cover.
(–40°C to +121°C).
Four spiral wire FC324 FC324–08 .50 .91 4000 16000 7.00 .61
Exceeds SAE 100R12 FC324–12 .75 1.20 4000 16000 9.50 .99
FC324–16 1.00 1.48 4000 16000 12.00 1.29

(–40°C to +150°C).
†Rated at 10,000 psi for water blast applications using internal skive fittings.
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Hydraulic

Hose
Spiral Single 148
–6S –16 –6S –24 –24 –26 –0648S Skive Crimp 161
Field Crimp N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –30 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
–8S –22 –9S –28 –32 –32 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–10S –30 –10S –29 –38 –38 –0648S
OTC N/A
–10S –30 –11S –31 –54 –46 –0664C TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive 168
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
CRIMP FITTINGS
–6S –16 –6S –24 –24 –26 –0648S
Spiral Single 161
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –30 –0648S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–8S –30 –8S –13 –38 –38 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
–10S –30 –10S –14 –40 –42 –0664C Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–11S –16 –54 –46 –0664C
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive 174
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A

Spiral Single 148
–6S –16 –14S –27 –24 –26 –0648S Skive Crimp 155
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive 168
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 238
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Hydraulic Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Hose
FC325–12 .75 1.26 5000 20000 9.50 1.09

Four spiral wire FC325
Exceeds SAE 100R13 FC325–16 1.00 1.52 5000 20000 12.00 1.42

and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-24. Specific
high temperature ratings are shown with each general
fluid type listed on pages 22-26.
(–40°C to +150°C).
FC606–16 1.00 1.65 6000 24000 12.00 1.79

Six spiral wire FC606
SAE 100R15 FC606–20 1.25 1.95 6000 24000 16.50 2.43
FC606–24* 1.50 2.30 6000 24000 20.00 3.17
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 6-spiral wire rein-

forcement, synthetic rubber cover.
Application: High pressure hydraulics, hydrostatic trans-
missions. For more information on specific fluid applica-
+121°C). FC606–24 –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C).
*Factory made assemblies only. Contact Aeroquip.
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Hydraulic

900564 900952 900705 900729 Support FC425 624 FF9217
Fitting
Hose
CRIMP FITTINGS
–6S –16 –6S –24 –24 –26 –0648S
Spiral Single N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 –28 –30 –0648S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive 174
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single N/A
–8S –30 –8S –13 222005–17C –38 –38 –0648S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–10S –30 –10S –14 222005–18C –40 –42 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive 179
Sockets 107
Sockets N/A
Assembly N/A
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Special Application Hose
Max. Min. Min.

Hose
Low pressure SOCKETLESS TM FC332–06 .38 .63 250 1000 3.00 28 .12
FC332–08 .50 .75 250 1000 5.00 28 .15
FC332–10 .63 .91 250 1000 6.00 18 .20
FC332–12 .75 1.04 250 1000 7.00 18 .28
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, textile braid reinforce-

ment, AQP elastomer cover.
Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and
water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applica-
tions and is not approved for air brake applications. For
+150°C). Air not to exceed +250°F (+121°C) and water not
to exceed +180°F (+82°C).
Textile braid Low pressure 1525 1525–4† .25 .48 360 1440 3.00 28 .06
SOCKETLESSTM Fire resistant 1525–6† .38 .62 300 1200 3.00 28 .09
meets RMA/CGA flame test
requirements 1525–8† .50 .75 300 1200 5.00 28 .12
1525–10 .62 .91 250 1000 6.00 18 .18
1525–12 .75 1.03 250 1000 7.00 18 .16
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforce-

ment, oil and mildew resistant textile braid cover.
water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applica-
tions and is not approved for air brake applications. For
exceed +165°F (+74°C).
Textile braid 2556/2565 2556–4 .25 .49 360 1440 3.00 28 .08
Low pressure SOCKETLESS TM 2556–6 .38 .62 300 1200 3.00 28 .14
2556–8 .50 .75 300 1200 5.00 28 .17
2556–10 .63 .91 250 1000 6.00 18 .22
2556–12 .75 1.03 250 1000 7.00 18 .26

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforce-
ment, synthetic rubber cover. 2565–4 .25 .50 300 1250 2.25 20 .09
water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications 2565–6 .38 .63 250 1000 3.00 20 .12
and is not approved for air brake applications. For more
information on specific fluid applications and high tempera- 2565–8 .50 .78 200 750 3.75 10 .17
ture ratings, see pages 22-26. 2565 is a low temperature
synthetic rubber covered MIL-H-13444 Type 1 hose. 2565–10 .63 .97 175 700 4.75 10 .39
Operating Temperature Range: 2556: –40°F to +212°F
(–40°C to +100°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air 2565–12 .75 1.09 125 500 5.50 10 .33
not to exceed +160°F (+71°C). 2565: –65°F to +250°F (–54°C
to +121°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air not to
exceed +165°F (+74°C).
†NOTE: You must insert the correct color code in the complete part number. Color codes are BLK=black, BLU=blue, BRN=brown, GRN=green, WHT=white.
Example: 1525-4GRN is a green cover in dash size 4.
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Special Application

–1S –6 –1S –12 –9 –0622S
Hose
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S Skive Crimp
N/A

Flat Crimp N/A
–3S –12 –4S –5 –20 –16 –0622S
Global
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets N/A
Assembly 237
–1S –6 –1S -1 –12 –9 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS

Spiral Single
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –13 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–3S –12 –4S –5 –20 –16 –0622S Global
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets N/A
Assembly 237

Spiral Single
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp

Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –5 –16 –16 –0622S Global
OTC N/A
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S
TTC N/A
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –13 –0622S
Sockets N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –16 –16 –0622S REUSABLE FITTINGS 216
Sockets N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –18 –0630S
Assembly 237
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Max. Min. Min.

Textile braid color coded 2575 2575–4† .25 .47 250 1000 3.00 .09
Hose
Low pressure SOCKETLESS 2575–6† .38 .62 250 1000 4.00 .13
2575–8† .50 .75 250 1000 5.00 .17
2575–10† .62 .91 200 800 6.00 .20
2575–12† .75 1.03 200 800 7.00 .22

forcement, synthetic rubber cover.
Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air
and water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse
applications and is not approved for air brake applica-
tions. For more information on specific fluid applications
†NOTE: You must insert the correct color code in the complete part number.
+100°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air not to Color codes are BLK=black, BLU=blue, GRA=gray, GRN-green, RED-red,
exceed +160°F (+71°C). YEL=Yellow. Example: 2575-4BLU is a blue cover in dash size 4.
Male NPT Retracted Rec. Max. Outside
Assembly Hose Assemby NPT Each Length Work Coil
Part I.D. Length End, Size Nominal Length Dia.
Number (inches) (feet) (inches) (inches) (feet) (inches)
FB9218/FB9219/FB9220 FB9218–12 .25 12 1

/4–18 6 10 3
Polyon recoil FB9218–25 .25 25 1

/4–18 12 22 3
air hose assemblies 1
FB9218–50 .25 50 /4–18 23 45 3
3
FB9219–12 .38 12 /8–18 5 10 51/2
3
FB9219–25 .38 25 /8–18 10 21 51/2
3
FB9219–50 .38 50 /8–18 20 42 51/2
Construction: Red nylon coiled tubing; Male NPT swivel
fittings and spring guards at both ends. FB9220–12 .50 12 1
/2–14 5 9 8
Application: Air up to 180 psi maximum all sizes.
Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +180°F FB9220–25 .50 25 1
/2–14 9 18 8
(–40°C to +82°C).
Note: Aeroquip Polyon recoil air hose swivel assemblies FB9220–50 .50 50 1
/2–14 18 37 8
are not recommended or approved for air brake applica-
tion.
Bulk Hose: Order part number FC341-04 (1/4"), FC341-06
(3/8"), FC341-08 (1/2").
Max. Min. Min.
Sewer cleaning hose TM
FC700 Part
Hose
I.D.
Hose
O.D.
Oper.
Pressure
Burst
Pressure
Bend
Radius
Vacuum
Service
Wt.
Per Ft.
assemblies Gator hose Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (in./Hg) (lbs)
FC700–10 .64 .97 2000 6000 8.00 .20
FC700–12 .75 1.15 2000 6000 9.50 .27
FC700–16 1.01 1.41 2000 6000 12.00 .36
FC700–20 1.26 1.79 2000 5000 12.00 .58
Construction: Blue thermoplastic elastomer tube, single

braid, high strength textile reinforcement and a yellow
ether-based polyurethane cover.
Application: High pressure sewer cleaning.
(–40°C to +66°C).
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Special Application

Hose
Spiral Single
–12S –8 –13S –21 –16 –11 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –13 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –16 –0622S
Global
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets N/A
Assembly 237
Safety Blow Gun

1
/4" Female NPT Port
Maximum outlet pressure 30 psi.
Conforms to OSHA standards.
Part Number: FF9791-01
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 185
Sockets N/A
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Request Bulletin JA67B
75
Max. Min. Min.

FC701–12 .75 1.15 2500 6250 9.50 .27

FC701
Hose
Sewer cleaning hose

assemblies Gator™ hose FC701–16 1.01 1.41 2500 6250 12.00 .36
FC701–20 1.26 1.79 2500 6250 12.00 .58
Construction: Blue thermoplastic tube, single braid, high

strength textile reinforcement and an orange ether-based
polyurethane cover.
(–40°C to +66°C).
FC702–12 .75 1.19 3000 7500 9.50 .29

Sewer cleaning hose FC702
assemblies Gator™ hose FC702–16 1.01 1.41 3000 7500 12.00 .36
Construction: Blue thermoplastic elastomer tube, single

braid, high strength textile reinforcement and a blue
ether-based polyurethane cover.
(–40°C to +66°C).
FC650–04 .19 .48 1000 4000 .75 28 .10
Fuel & Oil FC650
FC650–06 .31 .63 1000 4000 1.25 28 .15
FC650–08 .41 .74 1000 4000 1.75 28 .19
FC650–10 .50 .83 1000 4000 2.25 28 .23
FC650–12 .62 .99 1000 4000 2.75 20 .28
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, single wire braid

reinforcement, polyester braided cover.
Application: Diesel fuel, gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils,
water, coolant and air. Not approved for air brake appli-
cations.
(–49°C to +150°C). Except air +250ºF (+121ºC.)
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Special Application

CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 185
Sockets N/A
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Swage 185
Sockets N/A
CRIMP FITTINGS
Refer to Catalog JA512
77
Max. Min. Min.

Fuel and oil FC234 FC234–05 .25 .58 1500 6000 1.00 28 .22
Hose
Fire resistant USCG/MMT, FC234–06 .31 .68 1500 6000 1.25 28 .25
NMMA/BIA
FC234–08 .41 .76 1250 5000 1.75 28 .30
FC234–10 .50 .94 1250 5000 2.25 28 .45
FC234–12 .62 1.08 750 3000 2.75 20 .48
FC234–16 .88 1.24 400 1600 3.50 16 .51
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, brass plated steel

wire reinforcement, braided refractory insulation and
blue AQP elastomer cover.
Application: Diesel fuel, gasoline, hot lube oil and water.
(–40°C to +150°C).
Fuel and oil FC235 FC235–04 .25 .50 50 250 3.00 .12
SAE 30R6 FC235–05 .31 .56 50 250 3.00 .13

SAE 30R1
FC235–06 .38 .63 50 250 3.00 .13

forcement and synthetic rubber cover.
Application: Air, gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils and
coolants.
(–40°C to +100°C).
2555–6 .38 .76 1125 4500 4.00 .20
Power steering 2555

Application: Power steering applications. For more infor-
mation on specific fluid applications and high temper-
(–40°C to +100°C).
78
Special Application

Hose
–1S –10 –2S –21 CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
–2S –12 –3S –4 Skive Crimp
N/A
–3S –12 –4S –4 222005–10C Field Crimp N/A

Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –16 –5S –23 222005–21C
Global
–5S –16 –14S –9 222005–13C Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
–6S –22 –7S –24 222005–14C
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12

Hose Available in Bulk Lengths.
–1S –8 –1S –2 –12
–12S –8 –13S –2 –16

Spiral Single
N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 239
79
Max. Min. Min.

1531/1531A 1531–10 .50 .94 300 1200 3.00 .41

Hose
Railroad air brake

AAR-M618 1531–16 .88 1.38 300 1200 4.50 .71
1531A–24 1.38 1.88 300 1200 10.50 1.16
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, partial textile braid,

wire reinforcement (1531–10 and –12 have single wire
braid; 1531–16 and 1531A–24 have double wire braid),
Application: Locomotive air brake lines.
(–46°C to +100°C).
Engine & air brake FC350 FC350–04 .19 .52 2000 8000 .75 28 .12
FMVSS106 FC350–05 .25 .58 1500 6000 1.00 28 .15
FC350–06 .31 .68 1500 6000 1.25 28 .20
FC350–08 .41 .77 1250 5000 1.75 28 .22
FC350–10 .50 .94 1250 5000 2.25 28 .32
FC350–12 .62 1.08 750 3000 2.75 20 .39
Construction: AQP elastomer tube, polyester inner braid FC350–16 .88 1.23 400 1600 3.50 15 .38
and a single wire braid reinforcement; black polyester
textile braided cover. FC350–20 1.12 1.50 300 1200 4.50 15 .45
Application: Air, gasoline, fuel lubricating oils and
coolants. For more information on specific fluid applica- FC350–24 1.38 1.75 250 1000 5.50 11 .54
(–49°C to +150°C). Except air +250°F (+121°C).
Engine & air brake FC355 FC355–04 .19 .52 1500 6000 .75 28 .17
FMVSS106 FC355–05 .25 .58 1500 6000 1.00 28 .20
FC355–06 .31 .68 1500 6000 1.25 28 .24
FC355–08 .41 .77 1250 5000 1.75 28 .29
FC355–10 .50 .94 1250 5000 2.25 28 .40
FC355–12 .62 1.08 750 3000 2.75 20 .46

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, polyester inner braid
and a single wire braid reinforcement, blue AQP elas- FC355–16 .88 1.24 400 1600 3.50 15 .50
tomer cover.
Application: Air, gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils and FC355–20 1.13 1.52 300 1250 4.50 15 .59
coolants. For more information on specific fluid applica-
tions and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. FC355–24 1.38 1.75 250 1000 5.50 11 .69
+150°C). Except air, not to exceed 250 psi or +250°F FC355–32 1.81 2.22 200 800 8.50 11 .93
(+121°C).
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Special Application

–4S –12 –4S –6 –20
Hose
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
–7S –16 –6S –25 –24 Skive Crimp
N/A
–6S –16 –5S –9 –24 Field Crimp N/A

Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 239
CRIMP FITTINGS
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Spiral Single
N/A
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Global
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
–16S –5 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S
TTC N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S
Sockets N/A
–9S –22 –9S –12 222005–17C –32 –32 –0648S
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241

Spiral Single
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–2S –10 –3S –3 –16 –12 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–3S –12 –4S –5 222005–10C –16 –13 –0622S Global
–4S –6 –5S –6 222005–21C –20 –16 –0630S Skive Nipples N/A

OTC N/A
–5S –16 –6S –9 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S
TTC N/A
–6S –22 –7S –24 222005–14C –24 –22 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241
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Max. Min. Min.

2550–6 .38 .75 225 900 1.75 .20

2550/2554
Hose
Air brake
SAE J1402 FMVSS106 2554–6 .38 .75 225 900 3.75 .18
Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double textile

braids and synthetic rubber cover.
Application: Tractor to trailer lines, axle chamber lines
and tractor service lines.
Operating Temperature Range: 2550: –40°F to +200°F
(–40°C to +93°C). 2554: –65°F to +212°F (–54°C to
+100°C), conforms to ordinance spec. MIL-H-3992B,
Type 1, Class 1.
Air brake SAE J1402 2570 2570–6 .38 .75 225 900 1.75 .18
FMVSS106 2570–8 .50 .88 225 900 2.00 .23
2570–10‡ .62 1.06 225 900 2.25 .30

and synthetic rubber cover.
Application: Tractor to trailer lines, axle chamber lines
and tractor service lines.
(–40°C to +100°C).
Silicone rubber (heater) FC252 FC252–08 .50 .81 50 200 2.00 .18
FC252–10 .62 .94 40 160 2.50 .19
FC252–12 .75 1.06 40 160 3.00 .28
FC252–16 1.00 1.34 35 140 4.00 .36
Construction: Silicone rubber tube, braided fiber rein-

forcement and silicone rubber cover.
Application: Heater hose for passenger cars and trucks;
connecting lines from hot water heaters to coolant-
circulating systems.
(–54°C to +177°C).
‡Crimp Fittings only, contact Aeroquip.
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–14S –10 –3S –4 –16
Hose
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
–14S –10 –2S –4 –16 Skive Crimp
N/A
Field Crimp N/A

Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 239
CRIMP FITTINGS
–14S –10 –3S –4
Spiral Single
N/A
–4S –12 –4S –6 222005–11C Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –0648S
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 239
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Clamp 220
Assembly 243
83
Max. Min. Min.

Silicone rubber (coolant) FC352 FC352–08 .50 .94 100 425 .17
Hose
FC352–10 .62 1.06 100 425 .22
FC352–12 .75 1.19 100 425 .27
FC352–14 .88 1.32 100 425 .31
FC352–16 1.00 1.44 90 375 .34
FC352–18 1.12 1.56 90 375 .41
FC352–20 1.25 1.69 85 350 .45
FC352–22 1.38 1.82 85 350 .50

Construction: Silicone rubber tube, four spirals of nylon
and silicone rubber cover.
FC352–24 1.50 1.94 85 350 .55
Application: Coolant system service with liquid-cooled
engines.
FC352–26 1.62 2.06 80 325 .58
(–54°C to +177°C).
FC352–28 1.75 2.19 80 325 .63
FC352–32 2.00 2.44 75 300 .72
FC352–36 2.25 2.69 75 250 .81
FC352–38 2.38 2.82 60 250 .84
FC352–40 2.50 2.94 60 250 .89
FC352–44 2.75 3.19 50 200 .98
FC352–48 3.00 3.44 50 200 1.06
FC352–56 3.50 3.94 40 175 1.25
FC352–64 4.00 4.44 35 150 1.44
LPG UL listing MH6044 FC321 FC321–04 .19 .52 350 1750 1.50 .11
FC321–05 .25 .58 350 1750 1.75 .13
FC321–06 .31 .67 350 1750 2.00 .18
FC321–08 .41 .77 350 1750 2.31 .21
FC321–10 .50 .92 350 1750 2.75 .29
FC321–12 .62 1.08 350 1750 3.25 .37

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, a textile inner FC321–16 .88 1.24 350 1750 3.69 .38
braid, a stainless steel wire braid reinforcement and a
synthetic rubber impregnated textile braid cover.
Application: Designed for butane-propane applications
on either mobile or stationary equipment.
(–40°C to +121°C).
WARNING: LPG is a very hazardous liquid or gas and
should be handled with maximum care to prevent leak-
age. Since the gas is heavier than air, it may flow along
the ground if it escapes and cause an explosion or a fire.
No leakage should ever be tolerated.
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Special Application

Hose
CRIMP FITTINGS
Spiral Single
N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp N/A
Global
Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Clamp N/A
Clamp 220
Assembly 243
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S Spiral Single

N/A
Skive Crimp
–14S –12 –3S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–4S –12 –4S –5 222005–11C –20 –18 –0630S
Skive Nipples N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S OTC N/A
–6S –16 –6S –27 222005–14C –24 –22 –0630S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241
85
Max. Min. Min.

FC558 FC558–10 .50 .92 500 2500 5.50 28 .33

Hose
Refrigeration/air
conditioning SAE J2064 FC558–12 .62 1.06 500 2500 6.50 28 .41
Type B Class 1
FC558–16 .88 1.24 500 2500 7.38 28 .47
FC558–20 1.12 1.51 500 2500 9.00 28 .57
FC558–24 1.38 1.75 500 2500 10.50 28 .69
Construction: Butyl rubber tube, single wire braid rein-

forcement and textile braid cover.
Application: Designed for applications using only refrig-
erant 134a. Not recommended for applications using
Refrigerant 12 or R22.
(–40°C to +121°C).
Refrigeration/air FC202 FC202–04 .19 .52 500 2500 3.00 25* .09
conditioning SAE J51 Type D FC202–06 .31 .68 500 2500 4.00 25* .17
FC202–08 .41 .77 500 2500 4.62 25* .20
FC202–10 .50 .92 500 2500 5.50 25* .27
FC202–12 .62 1.08 500 2500 6.50 25* .36
Construction: Nylon tube, single textile braid

Application: Transportation refrigeration and air
conditioning systems using Refrigerant 12, R-22, R-134a,
R-502.
(–40°C to +121°C).
Refrigeration/air 1540 1540–4 .19 .50 350 1750 3.00 28 .12

conditioning SAE J51 Type B 1540–6 .31 .67 350 1750 4.00 28 .18
1540–8 .41 .75 350 1750 4.62 28 .23
1540–10 .50 .92 350 1750 5.50 28 .32
1540–12 .62 1.06 350 1750 6.50 28 .45
1540–16 .88 1.24 350 1750 7.38 28 .45
1540–20 1.12 1.50 350 1750 9.00 28 .57

reinforcement and textile braided cover. 1540–24 1.38 1.75 350 1750 10.50 28 .69
Application: Designed for applications using Refrigerant
12. Not recommended for applications using Freon 22 or
R-502.
(–29°C to +121°C).
*All sizes will withstand full negative pressure for charging purposes and are suitable for very short term service at full negative pressure.
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Special Application

–4S –12 –4S –5 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S
Hose
CRIMP FITTINGS
Crimp N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S
Field Crimp N/A
–6S –16 –14S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S
Skive Nipples N/A
–9S –22 –9S –12 222005–17C –32 –32 –0648S OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241
CRIMP FITTINGS
–1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –11 –0622S
Crimp 180
–2S –8 –2S –4 –16 –14 –0622S
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –10 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S Flat Crimp N/A
Global
–4S –12 –4S –5 –20 –18 –0630S
Skive Nipples N/A
–4S –16 –5S –8 –20 –20 –0648S OTC N/A
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241

Spiral Single
N/A
–2S –10 –3S –21 –16 –14 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
–14S –12 –2S –4 222005–10C –16 –16 –0622S
Flat Crimp N/A
–4S –12 –4S –5 222005–21C –20 –18 –0630S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
–5S –16 –5S –8 222005–13C –20 –20 –0630S
OTC N/A
–6S –16 –14S –27 222005–14C –24 –24 –0648S TTC N/A
–7S –22 –7S –10 222005–15C –28 –30 –0648S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
–9S –22 –9S –12 222005–17C –32 –32 –0648S Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 236
241
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Max. Min. Min.

Refrigeration/air FC555 FC555–12 .62 1.12 500 2500 2.50 .20

Hose
conditioning FC555–16 .88 1.38 500 2500 3.00 .25
FC555–20 1.12 1.65 500 2500 4.00 .33
Construction: Corrugated nylon tube, stabilized synthetic

braid reinforcement and abrasion-resistant polyester
braided cover.
Application: Transportation refrigeration and air condi-
tioning systems using R-134a, R-12, R-22 or R-502 (con-
tact Aeroquip for additional refrigerants).
(–30°C to +125°C).
Refrigeration/air GH134 GH134–6 .31 .58 500 2500 2.00 .09
conditioning SAE J2064 Type E GH134–8 .41 .70 500 2500 2.50 .12
Class 1
GH134–10 .50 .78 500 2500 3.00 .15
GH134–12 .62 .98 500 2500 4.00 .18
Construction: Nylon veneer tube, stabilized synthetic

braided reinforcement and chlorobutyl rubber cover.
tioning systems using R-134a only.
(–30°C to +125°C).
Refrigeration/air FC505 FC505–04 .20 .44 500 2500 1.50 .07
conditioning SAE J2064 Type E FC505–06 .32 .59 500 2500 2.00 .10
Class 1
FC505–08 .42 .71 500 2500 2.50 .12
FC505–10 .52 .79 500 2500 3.00 .14
FC505–12 .64 .98 500 2500 4.00 .22
Construction: Nylon veneer tube, stabilized synthetic

braided reinforcement and chlorobutyl rubber cover.
tioning systems using R-134a, R-12, R-22 or R-502 (con-
tact Aeroquip for additional refrigerants).
(–40°C to +135°C).
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Special Application

–5S –16 –5S –8 –20 –22 –0630S Refer to Catalog JA466A
Hose
–7S –16 –7S –25 –24 –24 –0648S
–9S –22 –9S –10 –28 –30 –0648S
–2S –10 -2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
–14S –12 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0633S
–12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S
–2S –10 –2S –21 –16 –14 –0622S
–14S –12 –3S –4 –16 –16 –0622S
–4S –12 –4S –6 –20 –18 –0630S
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Max. Min. Min. Min.

Hose Hose Oper. Burst Bend Kink Vacuum
Part I.D. O.D. Pressure Pressure Radius Radius Service
Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (inches) (in./Hg)
Refrigeration/air FC665 FC665B04* .24 .44 500 2500 1.50

Hose
conditioning SAE J2196 and UL 1963 FC665R04* .24 .44 500 2500 1.50
FC665Y04* .24 .44 500 2500 1.50
FC665–06* .31 .59 500 2500 2.00
Construction: Nylon veneer tube, synthetic braided

reinforcement and color coated rubber cover.
Application: Commercial and transportation refrigeration
and air conditioning systems using R-12, R-22, R-502, MP39
and MP66 (contact Aeroquip for additional refrigerants).
+95°C).
Refrigeration/air FC765 FC765B04* .24 .44 500 2500 1.50

conditioning SAE J2196 and UL 1963 FC765R04* .24 .44 500 2500 1.50
FC765Y04* .24 .44 500 2500 1.50
FC765–06* .31 .59 500 2500 2.00
Construction: Nylon veneer tube, synthetic braided

reinforcement and color coated rubber cover.
Application: Commercial and transportation refrigeration
and air conditioning systems using R-134a.
(–40°C to +95°C).
Convoluted Teflon hose FC363 FC363–08 .54 .74 1250† 5000 2.88 1.0 28
Nonconductive tube FC363–12 .81 1.06 1100† 4400 3.75 2.0 28
FC363–16 1.00 1.28 1000† 4000 5.00 2.5 24
FC363–20 1.24 1.53 1000† 4000 6.25 3.5 20
FC363–24 1.52 1.81 750† 3000 7.50 4.5 12
FC363–32 2.00 2.31 500† 2000 10.00 6.0 5

Construction: Convoluted Teflon tube with stainless steel
single wire braid cover.
Application: Chemical, food, water and waste handling, and
various transfer applications. Not recommended for steam-
cold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid
(–54°C to +204°C).
Teflon is a DuPont trademark.
*NOTE: B=Blue; R=Red; Y=Yellow; –=Black
†Steam 200 psi at +388°F max. Engineering information is available for specific critical temperature requirements, contact Aeroquip.
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Special Application

Wt. Coil Spring* Coil Sleeve Coil Sleeve* Clamp Internal Sleeve* Firesleeve* Clamp
Per Ft. 900564 900952 900705 900729 Support FC425 624 FF9217 Fitting
(lbs.) (dash size) (dash size) (dash size) (dash size) Coil (dash size) (dash size) (dash size) Reference Page
.06 –1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S Refer to Catalog JA466A
Hose
.06 –1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S
.06 –1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S
.10 –12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S
.06 –1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S Refer to Catalog JA466A
.06 –1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S
.06 –1S –6 –1S –1 –12 –9 –0622S
.10 –12S –8 –13S –2 –12 –12 –0622S
.16 –15S –10 –4S –5 –16 –14 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS

Spiral Single
.28 –5S –16 –6S –8 –20 –20 –0630S Skive Crimp
N/A
.42 –6S –16 –7S –10 –24 –22 –0630S Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp 188
.46 –7S –22 –9S –11 –28 –26 –0648S
Global
.55 –9S –22 –8S –2S –32 –30 –0648S Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
–10S –16S –30 –59 –42 –0648S
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 242
91
Max.† Min. Min. Min.

Hose Hose Oper. Burst Bend Kink Vacuum
Part I.D. O.D. Pressure Pressure Radius Radius Service
Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (inches) (in./Hg)
Convoluted Teflon hose FC364 FC364–08 .54 .74 1250 † 5000 2.88 1.00 28
Hose
Conductive FC364–12 .81 1.06 1100 † 4400 3.75 2.00 28
FC364–16 1.00 1.27 1000 † 4000 5.00 2.50 24
FC364–20 1.24 1.53 1000 † 4000 6.25 3.50 20
FC364–24 1.52 1.81 750 † 3000 7.50 4.50 12
Construction: Convoluted conductive Teflon tube with FC364–32 2.00 2.31 500 † 2000 10.00 6.00 5
stainless steel wire braid cover.
Application: Steam lines and fuel transfer applications FC364–40 2.53 2.90 100 400 12.50 8.00 5
where static dissipation is required. Not recommended for
steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific FC364–48 3.04 3.48 100 400 15.00
fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages
22-26.
(–54°C to +204°C).
Convoluted Teflon hose FC563 FC563–08 .54 .74 1250 5000 2.88 1.00 28
Nonconductive tube FC563–12 .81 1.06 1100 4400 3.75 2.00 28
FC563–16 1.00 1.28 1000 4000 5.00 2.50 24
FC563–20 1.24 1.53 1000 4000 6.25 3.50 20
FC563–24 1.52 1.81 750 3000 7.50 4.50 10
Construction: Convoluted Teflon tube with stainless steel FC563–32 2.00 2.31 500 2000 10.00 6.00 7
single wire braid reinforcement and integral black polyester
overbraid cover.
Application: Chemical transfer and various chemical
processing applications. Not recommended for steam or
steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific
fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages
22-26.
(–54°C to +150°C).
†Steam 200 psi at +388°F max. Engineering information is available for specific critical temperature requirements, contact Aeroquip.
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Special Application

CRIMP FITTINGS
.16 –15S –10 –4S –5 –16 –14 –0622S
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
.28 –5S –16 –6S –8 –20 –20 –0630S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
.42 –6S –22 –7S –10 –24 –22 –0630S
Flat Crimp 188
.43 –7S –30 –9S –11 –28 –26 –0648S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
.55 –9S –30 –8S –28 –32 –30 –0648S
OTC N/A
.79 –10S –16S –30 –59 –42 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
1.35 –11S –30 –12S –16 –54 –50 –06664S
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 242
.20 –15S –12 –3S –5 –16 –16 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
.34 –5S –16 –14S –9 –20 –22 –0648S Spiral Single N/A
Skive Crimp
.48 –6S –16 –6S –2S –24 –26 –0648S Field Crimp N/A
Flat Crimp 188
.51 –7S –22 –7S –11 –28 –30 –0648S
Global
.63 –9S –22 –9S –28 –32 –32 –0648S Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
.88 –10S –30 –10S –14 –40 –42 –0648S
TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 242
93
Max.† Min. Min.

Hose Hose Oper. Burst Bend Vacuum
Part I.D. O.D. Pressure Pressure Radius Service
Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (in./Hg)
Teflon hose FC186 FC186–04 .19 .30 1000 6000 2.00 28

Hose
FC186–05 .26 .37 1000 6000 3.00 28
FC186–06 .32 .43 1000 6000 4.00 28 ‡
FC186–08 .42 .54 750 4500 5.25 28 ‡
FC186–10 .51 .63 600 4000 6.50 28 ‡
Construction: Extruded Teflon tube with stainless steel FC186–12 .64 .76 600 4000 7.75 28 ‡
single wire braid.
Application: Hot air, steam, compressor discharge and
most chemical applications. Not recommended for
steam-cold water cycling. For more information on spe-
cific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see
pages 22-26.
(–54°C to +204°C).
Teflon hose 2807 2807–3 .14 .25 3000 12000 1.50 28
2807–4 .19 .30 3000 12000 2.00 28
2807–5 .26 .37 3000 12000 3.00 28
2807–6 .32 .43 2500 10000 4.00 28 ‡
2807–8 .42 .54 2000 8000 5.25 28 ‡
Construction: Extruded Teflon tube with stainless steel 2807–10 .51 .63 1500 6000 6.50 28 ‡
single wire braid.
Application: Hot air, steam, compressor discharge and 2807–12 .64 .76 1200 4800 7.75 28 ‡
most chemical applications. Not recommended for
steam-cold water cycling. For more information on spe- 2807–16 .88 1.03 1000 4000 9.00 12 ‡
cific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see
pages 22-26. 2807–20 1.12 1.29 625 2500 16.00 12 ‡
(–73°C to +232°C).
Teflon hose FC465 FC465–03 .14 .25 3000 12000 1.50 28
Conductive FC465–04 .19 .30 3000 12000 2.00 28
FC465–05 .26 .37 3000 12000 3.00 28
FC465–06 .32 .43 2500 10000 4.00 28 ‡
FC465–08 .42 .54 2000 8000 5.25 28 ‡
FC465–10 .51 .63 1500 6000 6.50 28 ‡
Construction: Conductive extruded black Teflon tube FC465–12 .64 .76 1200 4800 7.75 28 ‡
with stainless steel single wire braid.
Application: Steam, compressor discharge and most FC465–16 .88 1.03 1000 4000 9.00 12 ‡
chemical applications. Not recommended for steam-cold
water cycling. For more information on specific fluid appli- FC465–20 1.12 1.29 625 2500 16.00 12 ‡
(–73°C to +232°C).
† Steam 200 psi at +388°F max. Engineering information is available for specific critical temperature requirements. Contact Aeroquip.
‡ Maximum negative pressure shown for –16 and larger are suitable for hose which has suffered no external damage or kinking. If greater negative
pressures are required for –16 and larger hoses, the use of an internal support coil is recommended. Use of an internal support coil in –06 and larger
Teflon hose is recommended for tube support where extended or continuous service at high temperature together with low or negative pressure is
expected.
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Special Application

.06 –4 –18 –8 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single N/A
.07 –4 –19 –9 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
.08 –6 –01 222005–23C –10 –0622S
Flat Crimp 186
.10 –1S –6 –1S –1 222005–21C –12 –12 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
.14 –1S –8 –13S –21 222005–21C –16 –14 –0630S
OTC N/A
.16 –2S –10 –3S –4 222005–13C –16 –16 –0603S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets 107
Sockets 108
Assembly 240

Spiral Single N/A
.06 –4 –18 –8 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
.08 –4 –19 –9 –0622S
Flat Crimp 186
.10 –6 -17S –01 222005–23C –10 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
.12 –1S –8 –1S –1 222005–10C –12 –12 –0622S
OTC N/A
.16 –2S –8 –3S –21 222005–21C –16 –14 –0630S TTC N/A
.18 –2S –10 –3S –4 222005–13C –16 –16 –0630S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
.26 –3S –12 –5S –23 222005–14C –20 –20 –0630S Sockets 107
.34 –5S –16 –6S –24 222005–15C –24 –24 –0648S REUSABLE FITTINGS 222
Sockets 108
Assembly 240

Spiral Single N/A
.06 –4 –18 –9 –0622S Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
.08 –4 –19 –10 –0622S
Flat Crimp 186
.10 –6 –01 222005–23C –12 –11 –0622S Global
Skive Nipples N/A
.12 –1S –8 –1S –1 222005–21C –12 –13 –0622S
OTC N/A
.16 –1S –8 –13S –21 222005–21C –16 –14 –0622S TTC N/A
.18 –2S –10 –3S –4 222005–13C –16 –16 –0622S TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
.26 –3S –12 –5S –23 222005–14C –20 –20 –0648S Sockets 107
.34 –5S –16 –6S –24 222005–15C –24 –24 –0648S REUSABLE FITTINGS 222
Sockets 108
Assembly 240
95
Max.† Min. Min.

Hose Hose Oper. Burst Bend Vacuum
Part I.D. O.D. Pressure Pressure Radius Service
Number (inches) (inches) (psi) (psi) (inches) (in./Hg)
Teflon hose 2808 2808–8 .42 .58 2750 11000 4.62 28‡
Hose
2808–10 .51 .68 2500 10000 5.50 28‡
2808–12 .64 .81 1750 7000 6.50 20‡
2808–16 .88 1.09 1500 6000 7.38 15‡
2808–20 1.12 1.35 1125 4500 11.00 15‡
2808–24 1.38 1.62 800 3200 14.00 15‡
Construction: Extruded Teflon tube with double stain-

less steel braids.
Application: Hot air, steam and most chemical applica-
tions. Not recommended for steam-cold water cycling.
(–73°C to +232°C).
FC469–06 .30 .48 4000 16000 2.50 28‡

Teflon hose FC469
Conductive FC469–08 .39 .61 4000 16000 2.88 28‡
FC469–10 .49 .72 4000 16000 3.25 28‡
FC469–12 .60 .88 4000 16000 3.88 28‡
Construction: Conductive extruded Teflon tube with

stainless steel single wire braid, –12 has two stainless
steel wire braids.
Application: High pressure chemical and fluid transfer.
(–54°C to +204°C).
† Steam 200 psi at +388°F max. Engineering information is available for specific critical temperature requirements. Contact Aeroquip.
‡ Maximum negative pressure shown for –16 and larger are suitable for hose which has suffered no external damage or kinking. If greater negative
pressures are required for –16 and larger hoses, the use of an internal support coil is recommended. Use of an internal support coil in –06 and larger
Teflon hose is recommended for tube support where extended or continuous service at high temperature together with low or negative pressure is
expected.
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Special Application

.20 –12S –6 –1S –2 222005–10C –12 –16 –0622S CRIMP FITTINGS
Hose
Spiral Single
.26 –2S –8 –2S –3 222005–21C –16 –18 –0630S N/A
Skive Crimp
Field Crimp N/A
.30 –14S –10 –3S –5 222005–13C –16 –20 –0630S
Flat Crimp N/A
.44 –5S –16 –5S –8 222005–14C –20 –26 –0648S Global
.57 –7S –16 –6S –25 222005–15C –24 –32 –0648S Skive Nipples N/A
OTC N/A
.70 –7S –22 –7S –11 222005–17C –28 –38 –0648S TTC N/A
TTC12 N/A
Internal Skive N/A
Sockets N/A
Sockets 108
Assembly 240
.17 –1S –6 –1S –1 222005–23C –12 –12 –0622S Contact Aeroquip for fitting
information.
.24 –1S –8 –13S –21 222005–10C –16 –14 –0622S
.29 –12S –10 –2S –4 222005–21C –16 –16 –0622S
.44 –2S –12 –3S –6 222005–11C –20 –18 –0622S
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FITTINGS
Fittings
FITTING INDEX by HOSE STYLE GENERAL INDEX
Description Page Description Page Description Page
SPIRAL SINGLE SKIVE CRIMP FITTINGS INTERNAL SKIVE CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp Fittings 148-153,
1508, FC136, FC250A, FC323, FC136, FC250A, FC254, FC323, 155,161-167
FC324, FC254, GH493........................148-153 FC324..................................................168-173 Field Crimp Fittings ..........................156-160
FC324 ........................................................155 FC273 ........................................................173 Flat Crimp Fittings ............................186-189
FC254, FC273 ....................................161-167 FC273, FC325 ....................................174-178 Fluid Compatibility............................120-122
CRIMP FITTINGS FC606 ........................................................179 Fluid Connectors/Identification ........109-119
1508, FC136, FC250A, FC254 O-RINGS ............................................227-228 Global Crimp Fittings........................123-147
FC323, FC324 ............................................154 O-RING KITS ............................................227 Global Fitting Identification ....................107
2661, FC318 ..............................................161 REUSABLE FITTINGS Global OTC (Over the Cover) ..........123-147
FC202 ........................................................180 302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, Global Skive Nipples ........................123-147
FLAT CRIMP FITTINGS 2651, FC202, FC234, FC300, Global Socket Data ..................................107
2807, FC186, FC465 ..........................186-187 FC321, FC350, FC355, FC558 ............190-196 Global TTC (Thru the Cover) ............123-147
FC363, FC364, FC563 ........................188-189 1540, FC202, FC558 Global TTC 12
FIELD CRIMP FITTINGS (Bump Tube O-Ring Seal) ........................197 (Thru the Cover Spiral) ................123-147
2583, 2661, FC211, FC212, FC372, FC373 ............................................198 Hose to Fitting Reference Chart ..............102
FC318, FC474, GH663, GH793 ..........156-160 FC211, GH663 (Thru the Cover) ......198-200 How to Order ....................................105-106
GLOBAL CRIMP FITTINGS FC310, FC510 ....................................200-203 Internal Skive Crimp Fittings............168-179
Global Skive Nipples 1529, 2766, 2781, FC195 ..................203-207 O-Rings ..............................................227-228
ISA Socket: 2681, FC194, FC211, FC212, GH793 (Thru the Cover) ......208-209 Part Number Index............................103-104
FC310, FC510, GH194, GH663, 1508 ....................................................209-212 Polyon Swage Fittings ......................181-184
GH681 ................................................123-147 FC136, FC250A, FC324, GH493 ........212-215 Reusable Fittings ..............................190-224
ISB Socket: 1508, 1529, 2766, FC136 ........................................................216 Socket Data – Crimp ................................107
2781, FC195, FC212, FC466, GH195 1525, 2556, 2565, 2575 Reusable ..............................................108
GH781 ................................................123-147 FC332, (SOCKETLESS)......................216-219 Split Flanges ......................................225-226
Global OTC 2550, 2554, 2555, 2570 ............................219 Swage Fittings ..................................181-185
2583, 2661, FC318, FC363, FC364, FC563 ................................222
FC466, FC498 ....................................123-147 FC252, FC352 (Band Clamp) ....................220
Global TTC (MatchMate Plus) FC318, 2661 (Band Clamp) ......................220
2661, FC211, FC212, FC310, FC318, FC474, 1531, 1531A (Railroad Assemblies) ........221
FC510, GH194, GH195, GH663, GH681, 2807, FC186, FC465 ..........................222-224
GH683, GH781, GH793......................123-147 2808 ..........................................................224
Global TTC12 (MatchMate Plus) SPLIT FLANGES ................................225-226
2661-12, FC136 -6 thru -24, FC250A, SPLIT FLANGE KITS ................................226
FC318-12, GH493 ..............................123-147 SWAGE FITTINGS
FC372, FC373, FC374, FC375,
FC390, FC690 ....................................181-184
FC700, FC701, FC702 ................................185
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Hose to Fitting Chart
HOSE TO FITTING PAGE REFERENCE CHART REUSABLE

CRIMP FITTINGS FITTINGS
REUSABLE
CRIMP FITTINGS FITTINGS GLOBAL
SPIRAL SINGLE
FIELD CRIMP
Fittings
FLAT CRIMP
GLOBAL
SPIRAL SINGLE
REUSABLE
INTERNAL
SOCKETS
SOCKETS
FIELD CRIMP
NIPPLES
FLAT CRIMP
SWAGE
REUSABLE
HOSE
INTERNAL
CRIMP
TTC12
SKIVE
SKIVE
SKIVE
SOCKETS
SOCKETS
NIPPLES PART
OTC
SWAGE
TTC
HOSE
CRIMP
TTC12
SKIVE
SKIVE
SKIVE
NO.
PART
OTC
NO. TTC FC510 123 123 107 200 108
FC136 123 168 107 148 212 108 FC558 190 108
FC186 186 107 222 108 FC563 188 107 222 108
FC194 123 107 FC606 179 107
FC195 123 107 203 108 FC690 181
FC202 180 190 108 FC700 185
FC211 156 123 123 107 198 108 FC701 185
FC212 156 123 123 107 208 108 FC702 185
FC234 190 108 302A 190 108
FC235 303 190 108
FC250A 123 168 107 148 212 108 1503 190 108
FC252 220 1508 123 107 148 209 108

148
FC254 168 107 161 1525 216
1529 123 107 203 108

FC273 173 107 161
1531 221 108
FC300 190 108
1531A 221 108
FC310 156 123 123 200 108
1540 190 108
FC318 161 156 123 123 123 123 107 220
2550 219 108
FC321 190 108
2554 219 108
FC323 168 107 148
148 2555 219 108
FC324 168 107 155 212 108
2556 216
FC325 174 107
2565 216
FC332 216
2570 219 108
FC350 190 108
2575 216
FC352 220
2580 190 108
FC355 190 108
2583 156 123 107
FC363 188 107 222 108
2651 190 108
FC364 188 107 222 108
2661 161 156 123 123 123 123 107 220
FC372 181 198
2681 123 107
FC373 181 198
2766 123 107 203 108
FC374 181
2781 123 107 203 108
FC375 181
2807 186 107 222 108
FC376
2808 224 108
FC377
GH194 123 123
FC390 181
GH195 123 123
FC465 186 107 220 108
GH493 123 107 148 212 108
FC466 123
GH663 156 123 123 107 198 108
FC469
GH681 123 123 107
FC474 156 123 123
GH683 123
FC498 123
GH781 123 123 107
GH793 156 123 123 107 208 108
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Part Number Index
Part Part Part Part Part

Number Page Number Page Number Page Number Page Number Page
1A*BF* . . . . . . . . . . . .139 1B*FHA* . . . . . . . . . . .137 1S*KSA* . . . . . . . . . . .147 22617 . . . . . . . . . .227-228 FC2710 . . . . . . . . .168,174
1A*BFA* . . . . . . . . . . .140 1B*FHB* . . . . . . . . . . .138 1S*KSB* . . . . . . . . . . .147 449-74446 . . . . . . . . . .226 FC2713 . . . . . . . . . . . .226
1A*BFB* . . . . . . . . . . .140 1B*FHD* . . . . . . . . . . .137 1S*SL* . . . . . . . . . . . .132 190000 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC2717 . . . . .107,168-178
1A*BP* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 1B*FHE* . . . . . . . . . . .138 1SA*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 190111 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 FC3023 . . . . . . . .107, 161
Fittings
1A*BT* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 1B*FHF* . . . . . . . . . . .137 1SA*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 190231 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 FC3425 . . . . . . . . . . . .226
1A*DK* . . . . . . . . . . . .143 1B*FHG* . . . . . . . . . . .138 1SA*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 190235 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 FC3443 . . . . . .107,186,187
1A*DL* . . . . . . . . . . . .142 1B*FL* . . . . . . . . . . . .133 1SA*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 190260 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC3471 . . . . .107,148-154
1A*DLA* . . . . . . . . . . .142 1B*FLA* . . . . . . . . . . .134 1SA*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 190261 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC3596 . . . . .107,186-187
1A*DLB* . . . . . . . . . . .143 1B*FLB* . . . . . . . . . . .135 1SA*FRA* . . . . . . . . . .130 190263 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 FC3680 . . . . . . . . . . . .186
1A*DS* . . . . . . . . . . . .144 1B*FLD* . . . . . . . . . . .135 1SA*FRB* . . . . . . . . . .131 190264 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 FC3696 . . . . . . . . . . . .187
1A*DSA* . . . . . . . . . .144 1B*FLE* . . . . . . . . . . .136 1SA*FRC* . . . . . . . . . .131 190265 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4014 . . . . . . . . .168,174
1A*DSB* . . . . . . . . . .145 1B*FLF* . . . . . . . . . . .136 1SA*FS* . . . . . . . . . . .128 190276 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 FC4049 . . . . . . . .169, 176
1A*EK* . . . . . . . . . . . .145 1B*FLG* . . . . . . . . . . .136 1SA*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 190277 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 FC4050 . . . . . . . . . . . .169
1A*FL* . . . . . . . . . . . .133 1B*JF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 1SA*MF* . . . . . . . . . .132 190287 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 FC4051 . . . . . . . . .170,177
1A*FLA* . . . . . . . . . . .134 1B*KF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 1SA*MFA* . . . . . . . . .132 190295 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4052 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1A*FLB* . . . . . . . . . . .135 1B*KS* . . . . . . . . . . . .147 1SA*MFB* . . . . . . . . .133 190296 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4053 . . . . . . . . .172,177
1A*FLD* . . . . . . . . . . .135 1B*KSA* . . . . . . . . . . .147 1SA*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 190297 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4054 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1A*FLG* . . . . . . . . . . .136 1B*KSB* . . . . . . . . . . .147 1SA*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 190299 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4098 . . . . . . . . . . . .187
1A*JF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 1B*SL* . . . . . . . . . . . .132 1SA*MR* . . . . . . . . . .132 190301 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4373 . . . . . . . . .171,177
1A*JM* . . . . . . . . . . .139 1BA*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 1SA*PS* . . . . . . . . . . .123 190302 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4374 . . . . . . . . .170,176
1A*KF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 1BA*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 07.001 . . . . . . . . . . . . .219 190326 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC4387 . . . . . . . . .170,176
1A*KS* . . . . . . . . . . . .147 1BA*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 07.002 . . . . . . . . . .195,196 190327 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC4507 . . . . . . . . . . . .169
1A*KSA* . . . . . . . . . .147 1BA*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 07.003 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 190328 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC4513 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1A*KSB* . . . . . . . . . . .147 1BA*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 07.005 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 190350 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 FC4562 . . . . . . . . .168,175
1A*SL* . . . . . . . . . . . .132 1BA*FRA* . . . . . . . . . .130 07.006 . . . . . . . . . . . . .219 190371 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 FC4564 . . . . . . . . .169,175
1AA*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 1BA*FRB* . . . . . . . . . .131 07.013 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 190414 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 FC4571 . . . . . . . . .168,175
1AA*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 1BA*FRC* . . . . . . . . . .131 07.020 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 190463 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 FC4582 . . . . . . . . . . . .177
1AA*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 1BA*FS* . . . . . . . . . . .128 07.021 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 190464 . . . . . . . . . . . .203 FC4612 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1AA*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 1BA*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 07.024 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 190468 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 FC4957 . . . . . . . . . . . .150
1AA*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 1BA*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 07.025 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 190469 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 FC4960 . . . . . . . . . . . .152
1AA*FRA* . . . . . . . . .130 1BA*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 07.026 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 190470 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 FC5014 . . . . . . . . . . . .168
1AA*FRB* . . . . . . . . . .131 1BA*MR* . . . . . . . . . .132 07.036 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 190516 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC5026 . . . . . . . . . . . .168
1AA*FRC* . . . . . . . . . .131 1G*BF* . . . . . . . . . . . .139 07.078 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 190528 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 FC5049 . . . . . . . . . . . .169
1AA*FS* . . . . . . . . . . .128 1G*BFA* . . . . . . . . . . .140 07.114 . . . . . . . . . . . . .219 63-190535 . . . . . . . . . .224 FC5050 . . . . . . . . . . . .169
1AA*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 1G*BFB* . . . . . . . . . . .140 07.122 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 63-190600 . . . . . . . . . .222 FC5051 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1AA*MF* . . . . . . . . . .132 1G*BP* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 07.155 . . . . . . . . . . . . .196 190604 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5052 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1AA*MFA* . . . . . . . . .132 1G*BT* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 07.327 . . . . . . . . . . . . .207 190605 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5053 . . . . . . . . . . . .172
1AA*MFB* . . . . . . . . .133 1G*DL* . . . . . . . . . . . .142 07.329 . . . . . . . . . . . . .207 190606 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5054 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1AA*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 1G*DLA* . . . . . . . . . .142 07.340 . . . . . . . . . . . . .194 190607 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 FC5060 . . . . . . . . . . . .214
1AA*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 1G*DLB* . . . . . . . . . . .143 07.390 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 190608 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 FC5075 . . . . . . . . . . . .199
1AA*MR* . . . . . . . . . .132 1G*DK* . . . . . . . . . . . .143 07.420 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 190609 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 FC5098 . . . . . . . . . . . .187
1AA*PS* . . . . . . . . . . .123 1G*DS* . . . . . . . . . . . .144 07.421 . . . . . . . . . . . . .194 63-190626 . . . . . . . . . .223 FC5130 . . . . . . . . . . . .200
1AP*FL* . . . . . . . . . . .133 1G*DSA* . . . . . . . . . .144 401 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 38-190627 . . . . . . . . . .222 FC5131 . . . . . . . . . . . .200
1AP*FLA* . . . . . . . . . .134 1G*DSB* . . . . . . . . . .145 403 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .193 38-190628 . . . . . . . . . .224 FC5133 . . . . . . . . . . . .200
1AP*FLB* . . . . . . . . . .135 1G*EK* . . . . . . . . . . . .145 406 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 190672 . . . . . . . . . . . .216 FC5135 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AP*FLD* . . . . . . . . . .135 1G*FL* . . . . . . . . . . . .133 411 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 190718 . . . . . . . . . . . .223 FC5136 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AP*FLE* . . . . . . . . . .136 1G*FLA* . . . . . . . . . . .134 44-411 . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 190742 . . . . . . . . . . . .224 FC5137 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AP*JF* . . . . . . . . . . .146 1G*FLB* . . . . . . . . . . .135 412 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 190772 . . . . . . . . . . . .223 FC5138 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AP*JM* . . . . . . . . . .139 1G*FLG* . . . . . . . . . . .136 44-412 . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 190800 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5139 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AP*SL* . . . . . . . . . . .132 1G*JF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 458 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .221 190773 . . . . . . . . . . . .223 FC5140 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AR*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 1G*JM* . . . . . . . . . . .139 1206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190846 . . . . . . . . . . . .192 FC5141 . . . . . . . . . . . .202
1AR*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 1G*KF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 1208 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190933 . . . . . . . . . . . .212 FC5142 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AR*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 1G*KS* . . . . . . . . . . . .147 1210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190934 . . . . . . . . . . . .212 FC5143 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AR*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 1G*KSA* . . . . . . . . . .147 1212 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190935 . . . . . . . . . . . .213 FC5144 . . . . . . . . . . . .200
1AR*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 1G*KSB* . . . . . . . . . .147 1214 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190936 . . . . . . . . . . . .214 FC5258 . . . . . . . . . . . .168
1AR*FRA* . . . . . . . . . .130 1G*SL* . . . . . . . . . . . .132 1219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190937 . . . . . . . . . . . .215 FC5275 . . . . . . . . . . . .180
1AR*FRB* . . . . . . . . . .131 1GA*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 2038 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .220 190944 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC5321 . . . . . . . . . . . .174
1AR*FRC* . . . . . . . . . .131 1GA*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 4007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190950 . . . . . . . . . . . .224 FC5322 . . . . . . . . . . . .174
1AR*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 1GA*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 4010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 63-190990 . . . . . . . . . .223 FC5323 . . . . . . . . . . . .174
1AR*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 1GA*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 4013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 190992 . . . . . . . . . . . .212 FC5325 . . . . . . . . . . . .176
1AR*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 1GA*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 4401 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 190997 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 FC5327 . . . . . . . . . . . .177
1AT*BF* . . . . . . . . . . .139 1GA*FRA* . . . . . . . . .130 4402 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .191 191000 . . . . . . . . . . . .203 FC5329 . . . . . . . . . . . .177
1AT*BFA* . . . . . . . . . .140 1GA*FRB* . . . . . . . . .131 4411 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 38-191074 . . . . . . . . . .223 FC5370 . . . . . . . . . . . .176
1AT*BFB* . . . . . . . . . .140 1GA*FRC* . . . . . . . . .131 4412 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 191321 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC5371 . . . . . . . . . . . .177
1AT*BT* . . . . . . . . . . .141 1GA*FS* . . . . . . . . . . .128 4414 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .191 191395 . . . . . . . . . . . .192 FC5372 . . . . . . . . . . . .176
1AT*DK* . . . . . . . . . . .143 1GA*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 4706 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .210 472003 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 FC5373 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1AT*DL* . . . . . . . . . . .142 1GA*MF* . . . . . . . . . .132 4720 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204 474403 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 FC5374 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1AT*DLA* . . . . . . . . . .142 1GA*MFA* . . . . . . . . .132 4721 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203 474503 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 FC5379 . . . . . . . . . . . .200
1AT*DLB* . . . . . . . . . .143 1GA*MFB* . . . . . . . . .133 259-4721 . . . . . . . . . . .203 476003 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 FC5380 . . . . . . . . . . . .201
1AT*FLA* . . . . . . . . . .134 1GA*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 4725 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203 476703 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 FC5387 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1AT*FLB* . . . . . . . . . .135 1GA*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 4729 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .209 479001 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 FC5432 . . . . . . . . . . . .207
1AT*FLD* . . . . . . . . . .135 1GA*MR* . . . . . . . . . .132 4730 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .210 479003 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 FC5503 . . . . . . . . . . . .175
1AT*JF* . . . . . . . . . . .146 1GA*PS* . . . . . . . . . .123 4738 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 479301 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5504 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1AT*JM* . . . . . . . . . . .139 1S*BF* . . . . . . . . . . . .139 4739 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 479501 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5507 . . . . . . . . . . . .169
1AT*SL* . . . . . . . . . . .132 1S*BFA* . . . . . . . . . . .140 4740 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 479601 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 FC5513 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1AV*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 1S*BFB* . . . . . . . . . . .140 4741 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 900774 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 FC5560 . . . . . . . . . . . .175
1AV*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 1S*BP* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 4742 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FA2877NPNO120 . . . .221 FC5562 . . . . . . . . . . . .168
1AV*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 1S*BT* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 4743 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FA5644NPNO120 . . . .221 FC5564 . . . . . . . . . . . .169
1AV*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 1S*DL* . . . . . . . . . . . .142 4744 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204 FC1347 . . . . .107,188-189 FC5571 . . . . . . . . . . . .168
1AV*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 1S*DLA* . . . . . . . . . . .142 4745 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204 FC1349 . . . . . . . . .188-189 FC5582 . . . . . . . . . . . .171
1AV*FRA* . . . . . . . . . .130 1S*DLB* . . . . . . . . . . .143 4750 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC1373 . . . . . . . . .188-189 FC5612 . . . . . . . . . . . .170
1AV*FRB* . . . . . . . . . .131 1S*DK* . . . . . . . . . . . .143 4753 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 FC1389 . . . . .188-189,222 FC5805 . . . . . . . . . . . .181
1AV*FRC* . . . . . . . . . .131 1S*DS* . . . . . . . . . . . .144 4767 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .205 FC1410 . . . . . . . . .151-155 FC5806 . . . . . . . . . . . .181
1AV*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 1S*DSA* . . . . . . . . . .144 4772 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 FC1411 . . . . . . . . .148,155 FC5807 . . . . . . . . . . . .181
1AV*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 1S*EK* . . . . . . . . . . . .145 4775 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 FC1531 . . . . . . . . .188,189 FC5808 . . . . . . . . . . . .182
1AV*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 1S*FL* . . . . . . . . . . . .133 4776 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 FC1586 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC5809 . . . . . . . . . . . .182
1B*BF* . . . . . . . . . . . .139 1S*FLA* . . . . . . . . . . .134 4777 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 FC1601 . . . . . . . . .107,179 FC5810 . . . . . . . . . . . .182
1B*BFA* . . . . . . . . . . .140 1S*FLB* . . . . . . . . . . .135 4779 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 FC1941 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC5811 . . . . . . . . . . . .183
1B*BFB* . . . . . . . . . . .140 1S*FLD* . . . . . . . . . . .135 4790 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .205 FC2119 . . . . . . . . . . . .226 FC5812 . . . . . . . . . . . .183
1B*BT* . . . . . . . . . . . .141 1S*FLE* . . . . . . . . . . .136 4797 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 FC2383 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC5813 . . . . . . . . . . . .183
1B*DS* . . . . . . . . . . . .144 1S*FLG* . . . . . . . . . . .136 22012 . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 FC2540 . . . . .107,168-178 FC5814 . . . . . . . . . . . .183
1B*DSA* . . . . . . . . . .144 1S*JF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 22033 . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 FC2542 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC5847 . . . . . . . . . . . .217
1B*DSB* . . . . . . . . . . .145 1S*JM* . . . . . . . . . . . .139 22046 . . . . . . . . . .227-228 FC2642 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC5848 . . . . . . . . . . . .217
1B*EK* . . . . . . . . . . . .145 1S*KF* . . . . . . . . . . . .146 22068 . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 FC2652 . . . . . . . . . . . .108
1B*FH* . . . . . . . . . . . .137 1S*KS* . . . . . . . . . . . .147 22546 . . . . . . . . . .227-228 FC2697 . . . . . . . . .168,174
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FC5848 . . . . . . . . . .217 FC8155 . . . . . . . . . .161 FJ7194 . . . . . . . . . .160 FJ9035 . . . . . . . . . .175 FJ9745 . . . . . . . . . .215
FC5849 . . . . . . . . . .217 FC8625 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ7198 . . . . . . . . . .212 FJ9036 . . . . . . . . . .175 FJ9746 . . . . . . . . . .215
FC5853 . . . . . . . . . .216 FC8627 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ7199 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ9037 . . . . . . . . . .175 FJ9747 . . . . . . . . . .215
Fittings
FC5936 . . . . . . . . . .183 FC8724 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ7200 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9038 . . . . . . . . . .175 FJ9759 . . . . . .148,155
FC5937 . . . . . . . . . .183 FC8725 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ7201 . . . . . . . . . .202 FJ9064 . . . . . . . . . .207 FJ9760 . . . . . .148,155
FC5954 . . . . . . . . . .196 FC8726 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ7202 . . . . . . . . . .202 FJ9065 . . . . . . . . . .207 FJ9761 . . . . . . . . . .150
FC5957 . . . . . . . . . .150 FC8727 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ7203 . . . . . . . . . .202 FJ9066 . . . . . . . . . .207 FJ9762 . . . . . . . . . .150
FC5960 . . . . . . . . . .152 FC8779 . . . . . . . . . .186 FJ7204 . . . . . . . . . .203 FJ9068 . . . . . . . . . .216 FJ9763 . . . . . . . . . .150
FC5963 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC8802 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ7213 . . . . . . . . . .212 FJ9121 . . . . . . . . . .156 FJ9764 . . . . . . . . . .150
FC5965 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC8853 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ7215 . . . . . . . . . .212 FJ9122 . . . . . . . . . .156 FJ9765 . . . . . . . . . .151
FC5967 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC8854 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ7217 . . . . . . . . . .212 FJ9123 . . . . . . . . . .156 FJ9766 . . . . . . . . . .151
FC5969 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC8855 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ7221 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9124 . . . . . . . . . .157 FJ9767 . . . . . . . . . .151
FC5973 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC8856 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ7222 . . . . . . . . . .200 FJ9125 . . . . . . . . . .157 FJ9768 . . . . . . . . . .151
FC5974 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC8929 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ7223 . . . . . . . . . .200 FJ9126 . . . . . . . . . .157 FJ9769 . . . . . . . . . .152
FC5975 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9034 . . . . . . . . . .214 FJ7227 . . . . . . . . . .200 FJ9127 . . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9770 . . . . . . . . . .152
FC5976 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9062 . . . . . . . . . .224 FJ7228 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9129 . . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9771 . . . . . . . . . .152
FC5977 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9063 . . . . . . . . . .224 FJ7229 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9130 . . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9772 . . . . . . . . . .152
FC5978 . . . . . . . . . .212 FC9066 . . . . . . . . . .214 FJ7260 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9132 . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9773 . . . . . . . . . .153
FC5979 . . . . . . . . . .212 FC9118 . . . . . . . . . .214 FJ7261 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9133 . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9774 . . . . . . . . . .153
FC5980 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC9152 . . . . . . . . . .161 FJ7274 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9235 . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9775 . . . . . . . . . .149
FC5981 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC9153 . . . . . . . . . .161 FJ7277 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9236 . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9776 . . . . . . . . . .149
FC5982 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC9155 . . . . . . . . . .161 FJ7286 . . . . . . . . . .216 FJ9237 . . . . . . . . .158 FJ9777 . . . . . . . . . .149
FC5983 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC9171 . . . . . . . . . .223 FJ7292 . . . . . . . . . .222 FJ9372 . . . . . . . . .185 FJ9778 . . . . . . . . . .149
FC5984 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC9341 . . . . . . . . . .223 FJ7293 . . . . . . . . . .222 FJ9373 . . . . . . . . .185 FJ9779 . . . . . . . . . .149
FC5985 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9459 . . . . . . . . . .214 FJ7294 . . . . . . . . . .222 FJ9480 . . . . . . . . .184 FJ9780 . . . . . . . . . .149
FC5986 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9625 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ7295 . . . . . . . . . .222 FJ9481 . . . . . . . . .184 FJ9781 . . . . . . . . . .161
FC5987 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9634 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ7344 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9482 . . . . . . . . .184 FJ9782 . . . . . . . . . .161
FC5988 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9724 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ7345 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9483 . . . . . . . . . .184 FJ9783 . . . . . . . . . .163
FC5989 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9725 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ7346 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9486 . . . . . . . . . .216 FJ9784 . . . . . . . . . .163
FC5990 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9726 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ7347 . . . . . . . . . .209 FJ9514 . . . . . . . . . .157 FJ9785 . . . . . . . . . .163
FC5991 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9727 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ7358 . . . . . . . . . .218 FJ9515 . . . . . . . . . .157 FJ9786 . . . . . . . . . .163
FC5992 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9779 . . . . . . . . . .186 FJ7905 . . . . . . . . . .156 FJ9516 . . . . . . . . . .157 FJ9787 . . . . . . . . . .164
FC5993 . . . . . . . . . .208 FC9802 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ7938 . . . . . . . . . .185 FJ9587 . . . . . .188-189 FJ9788 . . . . . . . . . .164
FC6216 . . . . . . . . . .187 FC9846 . . . . . . . . . .186 FJ8029 . . . . . .168,175 FJ9588 . . . . . .188-189 FJ9789 . . . . . . . . . .164
FC6217 . . . . . . . . . .187 FC9853 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ8030 . . . . . .168,175 FJ9567 . . . . . . . . . .148 FJ9790 . . . . . . . . . .164
FC6220 . . . . . . . . . .187 FC9854 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ8031 . . . . . .169,175 FJ9568 . . . . . . . . . .148 FJ9791 . . . . . . . . . .165
FC6330 . . . . . . . . . .152 FC9855 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ8307 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9569 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ9792 . . . . . . . . . .165
FC7031 . . . . . . . . . .193 FC9856 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ8587 . . . . . .188-189 FJ9571 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ9793 . . . . . . . . . .165
FC7048 . . . . . . . . . .197 FC9929 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ8608 . . . . . .173-178 FJ9573 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ9794 . . . . . . . . . .165
FC7049 . . . . . . . . . .197 FF593 . . . . . . . . . . .226 FJ8609 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9575 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ9795 . . . . . . . . . .166
FC7216 . . . . . . . . . .187 FF595 . . . . . . . . . . .226 FJ8611 . . . . . .173-178 FJ9579 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ9796 . . . . . . . . . .166
FC7217 . . . . . . . . . .187 FF824 . . . . . . . . . . .226 FJ8612 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9581 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ9797 . . . . . . . . . .162
FC7220 . . . . . . . . . .187 FF9016 . . . . . . . . . .227 FJ8614 . . . . . .173-178 FJ9606 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9798 . . . . . . . . . .162
FC7275 . . . . . . . . . .219 FF9148 . . . . . . . . . .220 FJ8715 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9608 . . . . . . . . . .173 FJ9799 . . . . . . . . . .162
FC7330 . . . . . . . . . .152 FF9446 . . . . . .227-228 FJ8717 . . . . . .173-178 FJ9609 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9800 . . . . . . . . . .162
FC7370 . . . . . . . . . .213 FF9508 . . . . . . . . . .227 FJ8760 . . . . . . . . . .155 FJ9611 . . . . . . . . . .173 FJ9801 . . . . . . . . . .162
FC7371 . . . . . . . . . .214 FF9509 . . . . . . . . . .227 FJ8761 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ9612 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9802 . . . . . . . . . .162
FC7372 . . . . . . . . . .214 FF9672 . . . . . . . . . .227 FJ8762 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ9614 . . . . . . . . . .173 FJ9891 . . . . . . . . . .159
FC7373 . . . . . . . . . .214 FF9807 . . . . . . . . . .228 FJ8763 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ9656 . . . . . .188-189 FJ9892 . . . . . . . . . .159
FC7374 . . . . . . . . . .215 FF9855 . . . . . . . . . .228 FJ8764 . . . . . . . . . .150 FJ9706 . . . . . . . . . .194 FJ9893 . . . . . . . . . .159
FC7474 . . . . . . . . . .197 FF10266-01 . . . . . .227 FJ8765 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ9707 . . . . . . . . . .194 FJ9894 . . . . . . . . . .159
FC7573 . . . . . . . . . .197 FF10273-01 . . . . . .227 FJ8766 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ9708 . . . . . . . . . .194 FJ9896 . . . . . . . . . .154
FC7597 . . . . . . . . . .180 FF10280-01 . . . . . .227 FJ8767 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ9709 . . . . . . . . . .194 FJ9897 . . . . . . . . . .154
FC7603 . . . . . . . . . .180 FF90152 . . . . . . . . .220 FJ8768 . . . . . . . . . .151 FJ9715 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9898 . . . . . . . . . .154
FC7606 . . . . . . . . . .180 FG1125HJH0120 . .221 FJ8769 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ9717 . . . . . . . . . .173 FJ9899 . . . . . . . . . .154
FC7639 . . . . . . . . . .212 FG1125KMK0120 . .221 FJ8770 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ9718 . . . . . . . . . .178 FJ9900 . . . . . . . . . .167
FC7640 . . . . . . . . . .212 FG1125MMM0120 .221 FJ8771 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ9719 . . . . . . . . . .178 FJ9901 . . . . . . . . . .167
FC7646 . . . . . . . . . .197 FG1126HJH0120 . .221 FJ8772 . . . . . . . . . .152 FJ9720 . . . . . . . . . .178 FJ9902 . . . . . . . . . .167
FC7662 . . . . . . . . . .197 FG1126KMK0120 . .221 FJ8773 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ9721 . . . . . . . . . .178 FJ9903 . . . . . . . . . .167
FC7703 . . . . . . . . . .215 FG1126MMM0120 .221 FJ8774 . . . . . . . . . .153 FJ9724 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ9915 . . . . . . . . . .148
FC7713 . . . . . . . . . .213 FG1148HJH0120 . .221 FJ8775 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ9725 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ9916 . . . . . . . . . .148
FC7714 . . . . . . . . . .213 FG1148KMK0120 . .221 FJ8776 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ9726 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ9917 . . . . . . . . . .161
FC7715 . . . . . . . . . .214 FG1148MMM0120 .221 FJ8777 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ9727 . . . . . . . . . .199 FT1243 . . . . . .181-185
FC7740 . . . . . . . . . .212 FG1276MPM0120 .221 FJ8778 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ9728 . . . . . . . . . .202 FT1284 . . . . . . . . . .185
FC7790 . . . . . . . . . .214 FG1276NPN0120 . .221 FJ8779 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ9729 . . . . . . . . . .202
FC7811 . . . . . . . . . .214 FJ5020 . . . . . . . . . .185 FJ8780 . . . . . . . . . .149 FJ9730 . . . . . . . . . .202
FC7882 . . . . . . . . . .180 FJ5021 . . . . . . . . . .185 FJ8896 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9731 . . . . . . . . . .202
FC7883 . . . . . . . . . .180 FJ5100 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ8897 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9732 . . . . . . . . . .205
FC7983 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ5102 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ8898 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9733 . . . . . . . . . .205
FC7984 . . . . . . . . . .214 FJ6261 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ8899 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9734 . . . . . . . . . .205
FC7985 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ6274 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9023 . . . . . . . . . .177 FJ9735 . . . . . . . . . .205
FC7986 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ6277 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9024 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ9736 . . . . . . . . . .211
FC7987 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ6260 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ9025 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ9737 . . . . . . . . . .211
FC7988 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ7023 . . . . . . . . . .218 FJ9026 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ9738 . . . . . . . . . .211
FC7989 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ7041 . . . . . .188-189 FJ9027 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ9739 . . . . . . . . . .212
FC7990 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ7044 . . . . . . . . . .218 FJ9028 . . . . . . . . . .213 FJ9740 . . . . . . . . . .215
FC7991 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ7187 . . . . . . . . . .160 FJ9029 . . . . . . . . . .168 FJ9741 . . . . . . . . . .215
FC7992 . . . . . . . . . .199 FJ7188 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ9030 . . . . . . . . . .168 FJ9742 . . . . . . . . . .215
FC8152 . . . . . . . . . .161 FJ7192 . . . . . . . . . .160 FJ9031 . . . . . . . . . .169 FJ9743 . . . . . . . . . .215
FC8153 . . . . . . . . . .161 FJ7193 . . . . . . . . . .160 FJ9033 . . . . . . . . . .215 FJ9744 . . . . . . . . . .215
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How to Order
How to order Hose assemblies

Accurate processing and prompt delivery of your order Aeroquip manufactures the terminal ends of our hose fit-
depend on easy identification of your requirements. Please tings to the appropriate requirements established by the
order Aeroquip parts using correct part numbers as SAE. Therefore, the performance ratings of these hose fit-
Fittings
described in this catalog. Inquiries and orders should be tings meet the SAE requirements. It is possible to order a
directed to your Aeroquip Distributor or: hose assembly with a fitting terminal end that has a per-
formance rating lower than the hose rating. When order-
Aeroquip Corporation
ing hose assemblies, please keep the terminal end perfor-
Americas Industrial Division
mance rating in mind since this may affect overall hose
1695 Indian Wood Circle
assembly performance.
P.O. Box 700
Many hose assembly components (hose and fittings)
Maumee, OH 43537-0700
are easily assembled in the field. However, factory assem-
Phone: 419-891-5100
bled swaged, crimped and reusable hose assemblies are
FAX: 419-891-8790
available. For complete information, contact Aeroquip.
Part numbers and dash sizes
FT1049 Crimp Machines
Dash size designates the nominal size in 16ths of an inch.
The FT1049 crimp machine requires the use of a spring
This number immediately follows the part number and is
loaded backstop in order to properly crimp TTC and TTC12
separated from it with a dash.
Global Fittings. All FT1049 crimpers must be adjusted to
Fittings with “FC” or “FJ” part numbers will have the size
add the necessary spring, using Part # FT1049-130-5.
expressed in four numerals. The first two numerals indicate
Contact Aeroquip if you have an FT1049 crimp machine
the size of the connecting end and the second two numerals
which needs this adjustment. Failure to properly crimp a
indicate the size of the hose end. All other fittings are fol-
hose assembly could lead to failure of the assembly and
lowed by a dash number which is the nominal size of the fit-
possible injury.
ting expressed in 16ths of an inch. Where two dash numbers
are given, the first one generally indicates the pipe or port WARNING
size and the second indicates the tube or hose size. The hose
AEROQUIP FITTING TOLERANCES ARE ENGINEERED TO
dash number should always be the same as the last dash
MATCH AEROQUIP HOSE TOLERANCES. THE USE OF
number on the fitting.
AEROQUIP FITTINGS ON HOSE SUPPLIED BY OTHER
Material designation MANUFACTURERS AND/OR THE USE OF AEROQUIP
Most fittings in this catalog have a material designation as HOSE WITH FITTINGS SUPPLIED BY OTHER MANUFAC-
part of the part number. An explanation is shown below. TURERS MAY RESULT IN THE PRODUCTION OF UNRELI-
38 Brass nipple, steel socket B Brass ABLE AND UNSAFE HOSE ASSEMBLIES AND IS NEITHER
44 Bronze nipple and nut: C Stainless steel RECOMMENDED NOR AUTHORIZED BY AEROQUIP.
brass socket D Aluminum alloy AEROQUIP SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO AND DISCLAIMS
63 Brass nipple, steel nut S Steel ANY OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES (INCLUDING BUT
and socket NOT LIMITED TO ALL CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL
259 316 Stainless steel AND CONTINGENT DAMAGES) ARISING OUT OF
449 Malleable iron BREACH OF CONTACT OR OF WARRANTY OR ARISING
FROM TORT CLAIMS (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION
Dimensions NEGLIGENCE AND STRICT LIABILITY) OR OTHER THEO-
Dimensions given in this catalog for Aeroquip products are RIES OF LAW WITH RESPECT TO ANY HOSE ASSEM-
approximate and should be used for reference only. Exact BLIES NOT PRODUCED FROM GENUINE AEROQUIP
dimensional information for a given product is subject to HOSE FITTINGS, HOSE AND AEROQUIP APPROVED
change and varying tolerances; contact Aeroquip directly for EQUIPMENT, AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH AEROQUIP
full current information. PROCESS AND PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH
SPECIFIC HOSE ASSEMBLY.
Globally Standardized Pressure Ratings
FAILURE TO FOLLOW AEROQUIP PROCESS AND PROD-
Aeroquip has standardized hose burst and operating pres- UCT INSTRUCTIONS AND LIMITATIONS COULD LEAD TO
sure ratings in cataloging, worldwide. This move toward PREMATURE HOSE ASSEMBLY FAILURES RESULTING IN
standardization will slightly alter some of the pressures rat- PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
ings listed for hoses in this catalog as pressures are round-
ed off. This is a paper conversion only. This action has no
effect on the actual testing and certification of Aeroquip
hoses to stringent product standards.
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How to Order
Global Crimp Sockets, Nipples and Fittings Crimp fittings

Global Part Numbering System
Part numbers collapse to the shortest possible number of
digits:
Fittings
It is assumed that a global fitting has a straight configura-

tion unless a code is added to designate otherwise.
e.g., 1SA8FJ8 has a straight configuration
1SA8FJA8 has a 45° elbow configuration
Dashes and unnecessary zeros are not used. Fittings are ordered as complete assemblies or as
e.g., 1/4” is designated by “4” not “–4” or “04”
5
/8” is designated by “10” not “–10” component parts.
Global Crimp Sockets Complete fitting number: FJ9896– 20 20 S
Complete socket number: 1S A 8
Global 2-piece part number Basic part number
Wire braid construction Pipe or port size
A = Single wire braid
B = Double wire braid, four spiral 1508 Mating hose size
Hose size* Material designation suffix
Global Material Designation
Global crimp nipples, sockets and fittings standard
material is zinc plated carbon steel. Items so designated Crimp socket
in catalog available in stainless steel.
Global Crimp Nipples/Fittings
Complete nipple part number: 1S A 8 FJ A 8
Product group code
1S = Global 2-piece part number
1A = TTC fitting part number
1B = TTC12 fitting part number Complete socket number: FC2717– 20 S
1G = OTC Global fitting part number
Material stock code Basic part number
If material is round stock, then this position
collapses. Socket hose size
A = inch hex stock) Material designation suffix
(metric hex, this position collapses)
For 11/4” Braided Hose Fittings:
P = 1 wire braid hose socket with no hex
R = 1 wire braid hose socket with inch hex Crimp nipple
T = 2 wire braid hose socket with no hex
V = 2 wire braid hose socket with inch hex
End connection size*
End connection code
BF = BSP Female Swivel FR = Female ORS
(1 hex) FS = Female SAE Swivel
BP = BSP Male Parallel JF = JIS Female Swivel Complete nipple number: FC2710– 20– 20 S
BT = BSP Male Tapered JM = BSP Female Swivel
Basic part number
DK = 24 Male (light duty) (2 hexes)
DL = DKO Female Swivel KF = Komatsu Female Socket or port size
(light duty) Swivel Socket hose size
DS = DKO Female Swivel KS = Komatsu Split Flange
(heavy duty) MB = Male Boss O-Ring Material designation suffix
EK = 24 Male (heavy duty) MF = Male Inverted Flare
FH = Flange Code 62 MJ = Male JIC Reusable fittings
FJ = Female JIC Swivel MP = Male Pipe
FL = Flange Code 61 MR = Male ORS Fittings are ordered as complete assemblies.
PS = Pipe Swivel Complete number: 412– 8– 10 S
Connecting end configuration code Basic part number
If nipple has a straight configuration, then this position
collapses. Pipe or port size (in 16ths of an inch)
A = 45° E = 671/2° Mating hose size
B = 90°, standard or short drop F = 30° Material designation suffix
C = 90°, long drop G = 60°
D = 221/2°
Hose size*
Material Designation
C = stainless steel, if fitting is zinc plated carbon steel
(standard), this position collapses.
*When ordering sizes 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 the part number requires only single digits
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Socket Data
Crimp Socket Data — Socket

base part
Aeroquip
hose base Dash
Socket to hose correct combinations Crimp sockets number part no. sizes
2681 –3 to –32
Use of the correct Aeroquip socket with a Global Skive Socket Identification FC194 –04 to –20
Fittings
given Aeroquip hose is essential for FC211 –04 to –16
1SA sockets are stamped 1SA(size) for 1SA FC310 –04 to –20
proper assembly and performance. one wire braid hose and 1SB sockets FC510 –04 to –20
Virtually all Aeroquip hose sockets are are stamped 1SB(size) for two wire GH194 –04 to –20
marked with the socket part number and braid and four spiral wire 1508 hose. GH663 –04 to –16
dash size. Using this number, from the 1SA sockets have one ring and 1SB GH681 –04 to –8
following table, the correct hose or hoses sockets have two rings grooved around 1508 –6 to –20
may be found and dash sizes matched, the circumference of each socket. 1529 –4 to –32
to assure the correct combination. 2766 –4 to –32
2781 –4 to –32
Global Non-Skive Socket 1SB FC195 –04 to –32
Identification (TTC, TTC-20, and FC212 –04 to –32
TTC12 Sockets) FC466 –04 to –12
FC498 –04 to –12
Thru the cover fitting sockets for one GH195 –04 to –32
wire and two wire braid hose in all sizes GH781 –04 to –20
except –20 have one and two rings plus GH793 –04 to –32
a scribe mark and TTC–(size) stamped 1508 –12, –16
on the socket. In the –20 size there are FC136 –12, –16
two sockets, one for one wire braid 1SB FC250A –12, –16
1SA FC1410
FC323 –12, –16
hose with one ring on the socket and
FC324 –12, –16
one for two wire braid hose with two FC136 –06 to –10
rings on the socket plus a scribe mark. FC3471 FC250A –08
Both –20 sockets have TTC–20 stamped Global Identification Marking FC363 –08 to –32
on the sockets. Thru the cover fitting Global hose fittings are identified with FC1347 FC364 –08 to –32
sockets for four spiral hose have four the Aeroquip trademark and the hose FC563 –08 to –32
rings plus a scribe mark and size. In addition, Global sockets are
TTC12–(size) stamped on the socket. identified with the following: FC1601 FC606 –16, –20
Identification Fitting Hose/Socket FC136 –16 to –32

Marking Style Description FC250A –16 to –32
1 ring skive One wire braid FC254 –08, –16 to –32
1SA(size) hose and skive FC2540 FC273 –16
type socket FC323 –16 to –32
FC324 –16
2 rings skive Two wire braid FC325 –16
TTC- TTC12- FC254 –12
1SB(size) hose and skive
type socket FC273 –12, –20 to –32
FC2717 FC323 –12
2 rings Thru the One wire and FC324 –12
1 ring cover two wire braid FC325 –12
1 scribe mark hose and TTC
TTC–(size) socket
2661 –40
4 rings Spiral thru Four spiral FC3023
FC318 –40
TTC-20 TTC-20 1 scribe mark the cover wire hose and
TTC12–(size) TTC12 socket
2807 –5, –6, –10
Global Over the Cover FC3443 FC186 –05, –06, –10
Identification (OTC Sockets) 1 ring Thru the One wire braid FC465 –05, –06, –10
1 scribe mark cover –20 size hose 2807 –4, –8, –12, –16
Over the cover Global fitting sockets TTC–20 (–20 size only) and TTC socket FC186 –04, –08, –12
have 1G(size) and a scribe mark FC3596
FC465 –03, –04, –08,
stamped on the socket. 2 rings Thru the Two wire braid –12, –16
1 scribe mark cover –20 size hose FC1740 FC650 –04 to –12
TTC–20 (–20 size only) and TTC socket
1 scribe mark Over the Textile braid
1G (size) cover and suction
hoses and OTC
socket (SAE
100R3, R4 and
R6 hose styles)
1G
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Socket Data
Reusable Socket Data—Socket to hose correction combinations

Use of the correct Aeroquip socket with a given Aeroquip socket part number and dash size. Using this number, from
hose is essential for proper assembly and performance. the table below, the correct hose or hoses may be found and
Fittings
Virtually all Aeroquip hose sockets are marked with the dash sizes matched, to assure the correct combination.
Socket Aeroquip Socket Aeroquip

base part hose base Dash base part hose base Dash
Reusable sockets number part number sizes Reusable sockets number part number sizes
1508 –6 to –16
2807, 1529 –16
1206 FC186, all 2766 –16
FC465
4013 2781 –16
FC136 –08, –16
FC195 –16
1208 2808 all FC250A –08, –16
FC324 –08
GH493 –20, –24
303, 1503,
1540, 2580, FC363,
2651, FC202, FC364,
1210 –4 to –12 FC1586 –16 to –32
FC234, FC300, FC563
FC321, FC350,
FC355
302, 1503,
1540, 2580,
2651, FC234, FC136,
1212 –16 to –48 FC2383 –20, –24
FC300, FC321, FC250A
FC350, FC355,
FC558
2550, 2554,
1214 all
2555, 2670 FC2542 FC211, all
GH663
1219 1531, 1531A all FC310 all

FC2642
FC510 –04 to –16
FC136,
4007 –6, –12
FC250A
FC2652 FC212, all
GH793
–4 to –12
1529 –20 to –32
–4 to –12
2766 FC372,
–20 to –32 FC1941 all
FC373
4010 –4 to –12
2781 –20 to –32
–4 to –12
FC195 –20 to –32
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How to Identify
Fluid Connectors
How to Identify Fluid Connectors
Measuring Tools—Order part number FT1341 for
Fittings
Aeroquip Tool Kit. A seat angle gauge, thread pitch
gauge and an I.D./O.D. caliper are necessary to make
accurate measurements of commonly used connectors.
Aeroquip offers a unique new caliper than offers the
capabilities of both a caliper and a seat angle gauge in
one unit.
Measure the thread diameter with an I.D./O.D. caliper as

shown. Match the measurements to the charts.
I.D./O.D. Angle Gauge Caliper How to Measure Sealing Surface Angles

Female connections are
usually measured by
inserting the gauge into
the connection and plac-
ing it on the sealing sur-
face. If the centerlines of
the connection and gauge
are parallel, the correct
angle has been deter-
mined.
Thread Pitch Gauge

How to Measure Threads
Male flare type connec-

tors are usually measured
by placing the gauge on
the sealing surface. If the
centerlines of the connec-
tion and gauge are paral-
lel, the correct angle has
been determined.
Use a thread pitch gauge to determine the number of

threads per inch or the distance between threads in met-
ric connections. Place the gauge on the threads until the
fit is snug. Match the measurement to the charts.
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How to Identify
How to Measure Dash Numbers

Non-Threaded connections Most fluid piping system sizes in the United States are measured
Four Bolt Flange—First measure the port hole diameter using the by dash numbers. These are universally used abbreviations for
caliper. Next, measure the longest bolt hole spacing from center- the size of the component expressed as the numerator of the
Fittings
to-center or measure the flange head diameter. fraction with the denominator always being 16. For example, a
–04 port is 4/16 or 1/4-inch. Dash numbers are usually nominal (in
Staplok®—Measure the male diameter with the O.D. portion of name only) and are abbreviations that make ordering of compo-
the caliper. Measure the female half by inserting the I.D. portion nents easier.
of the caliper into the thru hole.
American connections
NPTF NPSM
(National Pipe Tapered Fuel) (National Pipe Straight Mechanical)
This connection is still widely used in fluid power systems, even This connection is sometimes used in fluid power systems. The
though it is not recommended by the National Fluid Power female half has a straight thread and an inverted 30° seat. The
Association (NFPA) for use in hydraulic applications. The thread male half of the connection has a straight thread and a 30° inter-
is tapered and the seal takes place by deformation of the threads. nal chamfer. The seal takes place by compression of the 30° seat
on the chamfer. The threads hold the connection mechanically.
NPTF Threads NOTE: A properly chamfered NPTF male will also seal with the
NPSM female.
Measure thread diameter and subtract 1/4-inch to find the nominal
pipe size.
Nominal Male Thread Female Thread
Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D. Nominal Male Thread Female Thread
Size Size Size (Inch) (Inch) Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D.
Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal Size Size Size (Inch) (Inch)
1
/8 02 1
/8-27 13
/32 .41 3
/8 .38 Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal
1 1 13 3
1
/4 04 1
/4-18 17
/32 .54 1
/2 .49 /8 02 /8-27 /32 .41 /8 .38
1 1 17 1
3
/8 06 3
/8-18 11
/16 .68 5
/8 .63 /4 04 /4-18 /32 .54 /2 .49
3 3 11 5
1
/2 08 1
/2-14 27
/32 .84 25
/32 .77 /8 06 /8-18 /16 .68 /8 .63
1 1 27 25
3
/4 12 3
/4-14 1
1 /16 1.05 1 .98 /2 08 /2-14 /32 .84 /32 .77
3 3
1 16 1-11 /21 5
1 /16 1.32 1
1 /4 1.24 /4 12 /4-14 11/16 1.05 1 .98
1
1 /4 20 1
1 /4-11 /2 1 21
1 /32 1.66 19
1 /32 1.58 1 16 1-111/2 15/16 1.32 11/4 1.24
11/2 24 11/2-111/2 129/32 1.90 113/16 1.82 11/4 20 11/4-111/2 121/32 1.66 119/32 1.58
1 1 1 29
2 32 2-11 /21 3
2 /8 2.38 5
2 /16 2.30 1 /2 24 1 /2-11 /2 1 /32 1.90 113/16 1.82
2 32 2-111/2 23/8 2.38 25/16 2.30
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How to Identify
Fluid Connectors
American connections
SAE J514 Straight Thread O-Ring Boss
(ORB) ORS® SAE J1453 O-Ring Face Seal
Fittings
This port connection is recommended by the NFPA for opti- This connection offers the very best leakage control available
mum leakage control in medium and high pressure hydraulic today. The male connector has a straight thread and an O-Ring in
systems. The male connector has a straight thread and an the face. The female has a straight thread and a machined flat
O-Ring. The female port has a straight thread, a machined surface. The seal takes place by compressing the O-Ring onto the flat
face (minimum spotface) and a chamfer to accept the face of the female, similar to the split flange type fitting. The
O-Ring. The seal takes place by compressing the O-Ring into threads hold the connection mechanically.
the chamfer. The threads hold the connection mechanically.
Nominal Male Thread Female Thread Nominal Male Thread Female Thread
Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D. Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D.
Size Size Size (Inch) (Inch) Size Size Size (Inch) (Inch)
Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal
1 5 5 9
/8 02 /16-24 /16 .31 /32 .27 1
4 04 9
/16-18 9
/16 .56 17
/32 .51
3 3 3 11
/16 03 /8-24 /8 .38 /32 .34 3
/8 06 11
/16-16 11
/16 .69 5
/8 .63
1 7 7 13
/4 04 /16-20 /16 .44 /32 .39 1
/2 08 13
/16-16 13
/16 .82 3
/4 .75
5 1 1 15
/16 05 /2-20 /2 .50 /32 .45 5
/8 10 1-14 1 1.00 15
/16 .93
3 9 9 17
/8 06 /16-18 /16 .56 /32 .51 3
/4 12 13/16-12 13/16 1.19 11/8 1.11
1 3 3 3
/2 08 /4-16 /4 .75 /4 .69 1 16 17/16-12 17/16 1.44 13/8 1.36
5 7 7 13
/8 10 /8-14 /8 .88 /16 .81 11/4 20 111/16-12 111/16 1.69 15/8 1.61
3
/4 12 11/16-12 11/16 1.06 1 .98 11/2 24 2-12 2 2.00 115/16 1.92
1 16 15/16-12 15/16 1.31 11/4 1.23
11/4 20 15/8-12 15/8 1.63 19/16 1.54
11/2 24 17/8-12 17/8 1.88 113/16 1.79
SAE J512 Inverted
2 32 21/2-12 21/2 2.50 27/16 2.42
SAE J514 37°* Hydraulic
This connection is very common in fluid power systems. Both the

male and female halves of the connections have 37° seats. The
seal takes place by establishing a line contact between the male
flare and the female cone seat. The threads hold the connection
mechanically. This connection is frequently used in automotive systems. The
CAUTION: In the –02, –03, –04, –05, –08 and –10 sizes, the threads male connector can either be a 45° flare in the tube fitting form or
of the SAE 45° flare and the SAE 37° flare are the same. However, a 42° seat in the machined adapter form. The female has a straight
the sealing surface angles are not the same. thread with a 42° inverted flare. The seal takes place on the flared
surfaces. The threads hold the connection mechanically.
Nominal Male Thread Female Thread
Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D. Nominal Male Thread Female Thread
Size Size Size (Inch) (Inch) Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D.
Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal Size Size Size (Inch) (Inch)
1
/8 02 5
/16-24 5
/16 .31 9
/32 .27 Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal
1 5 5 9
3
/16 03 3
/8-24 3
/8 .38 11
/32 .34 /8 02 /16-28 /16 .32 /32 .28
3 3 3 11
1
/4 04 7
/16-20 7
/16 .44 13
/32 .39 /16 03 /8-24 /8 .38 /32 .34
1 7 7 13
5
/16 05 1
/2-20 1
/2 .50 15
/32 .45 /4 04 /16-24 /16 .44 /32 .40
5 1 1 15
3
/8 06 9
/16-18 9
/16 .56 17
/32 .51 /16 05 /2-20 /2 .50 /32 .45
3 5 5 9
1
/2 08 3
/4-16 3
/4 .75 11
/16 .69 /8 06 /8-18 /8 .63 /16 .57
7 11 11 5
5
/8 10 7
/8-14 7
/8 .88 13
/16 .81 /16 07 /16-18 /16 .69 /8 .63
1 3 3 23
3
/4 12 11/16-12 11/16 1.06 1 .98 /2 08 /4-18 /4 .75 /32 .70
5 7 7 13
1 16 15/16-12 15/16 1.31 11/4 1.23 /8 10 /8-18 /8 .88 /16 .82
3
11/4 20 15/8-12 15/8 1.63 19/16 1.54 /4 12 11/16-16 11/16 1.06 1 1.00
11/2 24 17/8-12 17/8 1.88 113/16 1.79
2 32 21/2-12 21/2 2.50 27/16 2.42
*This connection was formerly known as JIC. 111
How to Identify
SAE J512 45° SAE J518 4-Bolt Flange*

Fittings
This connection is commonly used in refrigeration, automo-

tive and truck piping systems. The connector is frequently
made of brass. Both the male and female connectors have This connection is commonly used in fluid power systems.
45° seats. The seal takes place between the male flare the There are two pressure ratings. Code 61 is referred to as the
female cone seat. The threads hold the connection mechani- “standard” series and Code 62 is the “6000 psi” series. The
cally. design concept for both series is the same, but the bolt hole
CAUTION: In the –02, –03, –04, –05, –08 and –10 sizes, the spacing and flanged head diameters are larger for the higher
threads of the SAE 45° flare and the SAE 37° flare are the pressure, Code 62 connection.
same. However, the sealing surface angles are not the same. The female (port) is an unthreaded hole with four bolt holes
Male Thread Female Thread in a rectangular pattern around the port. The male consists of
Nominal O.D. I.D. a flanged head, grooved for an O-Ring, and either a captive
Inch Dash
Size Size
Thread (Inch) (Inch) flange or split flange halves with bolt holes to match the port.
Size Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal The seal takes place on the O-Ring, which is compressed
1 5 5 9
between the flanged head and the flat surface surrounding
/8 02 /16-24 /16 .31 /32 .27
the port. The threaded bolts hold the connection together.
3 3 3 11
/16 03 /8-24 /8 .38 /32 .34 *SAE J518, JIS B 8363, ISO/DIS 6162 and DIN 20066 are interchangeable, except for
1
/4 04 7
/16-20 7
/16 .44 13
/32 .39 bolt sizes.
5 1 1 15
/16 05 /2-20 /2 .50 /32 .45
3 5 5 9
/8 06 /8-18 /8 .63 /16 .57
1 3 3 11
/2 08 /4-16 /4 .75 /16 .69
5 7 7 13
/8 10 /8-14 /8 .88 /16 .81
3
/4 12 11/16-14 11/16 1.06 1 .99
7
/8 14 11/4-12 11/4 1.25 15/32 1.16
1 16 13/8-12 13/8 1.38 19/32 1.29
Bolt Hole Flanged
®
Staplok (SAE J1467) Port Hole Spacing Head
Inch I.D. Bolt “A” Diameter “K”
Size Inch Dimensions Inch Inch
(Dash Fraction Inch (Decimal) (Decimal)
Size) (Decimal) Cd. 61 Cd.62 Cd. 61 Cd. 62 Cd. 61 Cd. 62
1 1 5
/2 /2 /16-18x11/4 /16-18x11/4
5
11/2 119/32 13/16 11/4
(08) (.50) (1.50) (1.59) (1.19) (1.25)
3 3 3
/4 /4 /8-16x11/4 3
/8-16x11/2 17/8 2 11/2 15/8
(12) (.75) (1.88) (2.00) (1.50) (1.63)
This is a radial O-Ring seal connection developed in Germany 1 1 3
/8-16x11/4 /16-14x13/4
7
21/16 21/4 13/4 17/8
and commonly used for hydraulic application in under- (16) (1.00) (2.06) (2.25) (1.75) (1.88)
ground mines. The male contains an exterior O-Ring and
backup ring, plus a groove to accept the “staple”. The female 11/4 11/4 7
/16-14x11/2 1
/2-13x13/4 25/16 25/8 2 21/8
has a smooth bore with two holes for the stable. A “U” (20) (1.25) (2.31) (2.63) (2.00) (2.13)
shaped retaining clip or staple is inserted through the two 11/2 11/2 1
/2-13x11/2 5
/8-11x21/4 23/4 31/8 23/8 21/2
holes, passing through the groove in the male to lock the
(24) (1.50) (2.75) (3.12) (2.38) (2.50)
connection together. The seal takes place by contact between
the O-Ring in the male and the smooth bore of the female. 2 2 1
/2-13x11/2 3
/4-10x23/4 31/16 313/16 213/16 31/8
Male Thread Female Thread (32) (2.00) (3.06) (3.81) (2.81) (3.12)
Inch Dash O.D. (Inch) I.D. (Inch)
Size Size
Fraction† Decimal Fraction† Decimal
1 19 19
How to Measure
/4 04 /32 .586 /32 .597
3 25 51
Four Bolt Flange—First measure the port hole diameter using
/8 06 /32 .783 /64 .794
1 15 61
the caliper. Next, measure the longest bolt hole spacing from
/2 08 /16 .940 /64 .951 center-to-center (Dimension “A”) or measure the flanged
3
/4 12 19/64 1.137 19/64 1.148 head diameter.
1 16 117/32 1.529 135/64 1.540
11/4 20 113/16 1.806 113/16 1.817
11/2 24 25/32 2.163 211/64 2.174
2 32 233/64 2.517 217/32 2.528
†Measure to the closest 1/64-inch.
112
How to Identify
Fluid Connectors
ISO connections Size Port

Bolt Dimensions
mm and Inch
Bolt Hole Spacing
“A” mm (Inch)
mm Hole PN 35/350 PN 415 PN 35/350 PN 415
(Inch) mm Bar Bar Bar Bar
[Dash] (Inch) (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62) (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)
Fittings
13 12.7 M8 x 1.25 x 30 M8 x 1.25 x 30
ISO/DIS 6162 4-Bolt Flange* (1/2) (.50) 5
/16–18 x 11/4 5
/16–18 x 11/4 38.10 40.49
[08] (1.50) (1.57)
19 19.1 M10 x 1.5 x 35 M10 x 1.5 x 40

(3/4) (.75) 3
/8–16 x 11/4 3
/8–16 x 11/2 47.63 50.80
[12] (1.88) (2.00)
25 25.4 M10 x 1.5 x 35 M12 x 1.75 x 45

3
(1) (1.00) /8–16 x 11/4 7
/16–14 x 13/4 52.37 57.15
[16] (2.06) (2.25)
32 31.8 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M14 x 2 x 50

(11/4) (1.25) 7
/16–14 x 11/2 1
/2–13 x 13/4 58.72 66.68
This connection is commonly used in fluid power systems. [20] (2.31) 2.63)
There are two pressure ratings. PN 35/350 bar (Code 61) is 38 38.1 M14 x 2 x 40 M16 x 2 x 55
the “standard” series and PN 415 bar (Code 62) is the high
(11/2) (1.50) 1
/2–13 x 11/2 5
/8–11 x 21/4 69.85 79.38
pressure series. The design concept for both series is the
[24] (2.75) (3.13)
same, but the bolt hole spacing and flanged head diameters
are larger for the higher pressure, PN 415 bar connection. 51 50.8 M14 x 2 x 40 M20 x 2.5 x 70
Both metric and inches bolts are used. The port will have an (2) (2.00) 1
/2–13 x 11/2 3
/4–10 x 23/4 77.77 96.82
“M” stamped on it if metric bolts are required. [32] (3.06) (3.81)
The female (port) is an unthreaded hole with four bolt holes
in a rectangular pattern around the port. The male consists of Flanged Head
a flanged head, grooved for an O-Ring, and either a captive Diameter “K”
flange or split flange halves with bolt holes to match the port. mm (Inch)
PN 35/350 PN 415
The seal takes place on the O-Ring, which is compressed Inch Bar Bar
between the flanged head and the flat surface surrounding
Size (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)
the port. The threaded bolts hold the connection together. 1
/2 30.18 (1.19) 31.75 (1.25)
*ISO/DIS 6162, DIN 20066, JIS B 8363 and SAE J518 are interchangeable, except for
3
bolt sizes. /4 38.10 (1.50) 41.28 (1.63)
1 44.45 (1.75) 47.63 (1.88)
11/4 50.80 (2.00) 53.98 (2.13)
11/2 60.33 (2.38) 63.50 (2.50)
2 71.42 (2.81) 79.38 (3.13)
German connections This connection is frequently used in hydraulic systems. The

male has a straight metric thread and a 60° (included angle)
recessed cone. The female has a straight thread and a tapered
DIN 7631 Series nose/GlobesealTM seat. The seal takes place by contact between
the cone of the male and the nose of the tapered nose/Globeseal
flareless swivel. The threads hold the connection mechanically.
Use with Male Female
Pipe/Tube Metric Thread Thread
O.D. Thread O.D. I.D.
mm Inch Size mm Inch mm Inch
6 .24 M12 x 1.5 12 .47 10.5 .41
8 .32 M14 x 1.5 14 .55 12.5 .49
10 .39 M16 x 1.5 16 .63 14.5 .57
12 .47 M18 x 1.5 18 .71 16.5 .65
15 .59 M22 x 1.5 22 .87 20.5 .81
18 .71 M26 x 1.5 26 1.02 24.5 .96
22 .87 M30 x 1.5 30 1.18 28.5 1.12
28 1.10 M38 x 1.5 38 1.50 36.5 1.44
35 1.38 M45 x 1.5 45 1.77 43.5 1.71
42 1.65 M52 x 1.5 52 2.04 50.5 1.99
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How to Identify
German connections (cont.)

DIN 3902 Series DIN 20066 4-Bolt Flange*
Fittings
This connection is commonly used in fluid power sys-

tems. There are two pressure ratings. Form R (Code 61) is
referred to as the “standard duty” series and Form S
(Code 62) is the “heavy duty” series. The design concept
for both series is the same, but the bolt hole spacing and
This connection style consists of a common male and flanged head diameters are larger for the higher pressure,
three different female halves. Form S connection. Both metric and inch bolts are used.
The male has a straight metric thread, a 24° included
The female (port) is an unthreaded hole with four bolt
angle and a recessed counterbore that matches the tube
holes in a rectangular pattern around the port. The male
O.D. used with it. The female may be a tube, nut and fer-
consists of a flanged head, grooved for an O-Ring, and
rule, a tapered nose/Globeseal flareless swivel or a
either a captive flange or split flange halves with bolt
tapered nose/Globeseal flareless swivel with an O-Ring in
holes to match the port. The seal takes place on the O-
the nose (DKO type).
Ring, which is compressed between the flanged head and
Tube O.D. Tube O.D. the flat surface surrounding the port. The threaded bolts
“R” Dim. “R” Dim. Male Female hold the connection together.
I.Rh.* s.Rh† Metric Thread Thread *DIN 20066, IS/DIS 6166, JIS B 8363 and SAE J518 are interchangeable,
mm mm Thread O.D. I.D. except for bolt sizes.
(Inch) (Inch) Size mm Inch mm Inch
6 (.24) M12 x 1.5 12 .47 10.5 .41 Bolt Dimensions Bolt Hole Spacing
Size Port mm and Inch “A” mm (Inch)
8 (.32) 6 (.24) M14 x 1.5 14 .55 12.5 .49 mm Hole
(Inch) mm Form R Form S Form R Form S
10 (.39) 8 (.32) M16 x 1.5 16 .63 14.5 .57 [Dash] (Inch) (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62) (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)
12 (.47) 10 (.39) M18 x 1.5 18 .71 16.5 .65 12 12.7 M8 x 1.25 x 30 M8 x 1.25 x 30
12 (.47) M20 x 1.5 20 .78 18.5 .73 (1/2) (.50) 5
/16-18 x 11/4 5
/16-18 x 11/4 38.10 40.49
[08] (1.50) (1.57)
15 (.59) 14 (.55) M22 x 1.5 22 .87 20.5 .81
20 19.1 M10 x 1.5 x 30 M10 x 1.5 x 40
16 (.63) M24 x 1.5 24 .94 22.5 .89
(3/4) (.75) 3
/8-16 x 11/4 3
/8-16 x 11/2 47.63 50.80
18 (.71) M26 x 1.5 26 1.02 24.5 .96
[12] (1.88) (2.00)
22 (.87) 20 (.78) M30 x 2.0 30 1.18 28 1.11
25 25.4 M10 x 1.5 x 35 M12 x 1.75 x 45
28 (1.10) 25 (.98) M36 x 2.0 36 1.41 34 1.34 (1) (1.00) 3
/8-16 x 11/4 7
/16-14 x 13/4 52.37 57.15
30 (1.18) M42 x 2.0 42 1.65 40 1.57 [16] (2.06) (2.25)
35 (1.38) M45 x 2.0 45 1.77 43 1.70 32 31.7 M10 x 1.75 x 40 M14 x 2 x 45

(11/4) (1.25) 7
/16-14 x 11/2 1
/2-13 x 13/4 58.72 66.68
42 (1.65) 38 (1.50) M52 x 2.0 52 2.04 50 1.97
[20] (2.31) 2.63)
*I.Rh. is a light duty system.
†s.Rh. is a heavy duty system. 40 38.0 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M16 x 2 x 55
(11/2) (1.50) 1
/2-13 x 11/2 5
/8-11 x 21/4 69.85 79.38
[24] (2.75) (3.13)
50 50.8 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M20 x 2.5 x 70

1
(2) (2.00) /2-13 x 11/2 3
/4-10 x 23/4 77.77 96.82
[32] (3.06) (3.81)
DIN 20066 4-Bolt Flange continued on page 115.
114
How to Identify
Fluid Connectors
German connections (cont.)
DIN 20066 4-Bolt Flange (cont.) DIN 3852 Metric Threads
Flanged Head Male Female
Diameter “K” Thread Thread
Fittings
mm (Inch) Metric O.D. “A” I.D. “B”
Inch Form R Form S Threads mm Inch mm Inch
Size (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)
M12 x 1.5 12 .47 10.5 .41
1
/2 30.18 (1.19) 31.75 (1.25)
3
/4 38.10 (1.50) 41.28 (1.63) M14 x 1.5 14 .55 12.5 .49
1 44.45 (1.75) 47.63 (1.88) M16 x 1.5 16 .63 14.5 .57

11/4 50.80 (2.00) 53.98 (2.13) M18 x 1.5 18 .71 16.5 .65
11/2 60.33 (2.38) 63.50 (2.50)
M20 x 1.5 20 .78 18.5 .73
2 71.42 (2.81) 79.38 (3.13)
M22 x 1.5 22 .87 20.5 .81
M24 x 1.5 24 .94 22.5 .89
M26 x 1.5 26 1.02 24.5 .96
M27 x 2 27 1.06 25 .98

DIN 3852 M30 x 1.5 30 1.18 28.5 1.12
Male Connectors and Female Ports M30 x 2 30 1.18 28 1.10
This DIN is controlled by Germany, but other countries
M33 x 2 33 1.30 31 1.22
may use it as a reference for their connector and port
designs. The chart below illustrates the various forms and M36 x 1.5 36 1.41 34.5 1.36
how they seal. M36 x 2 36 1.41 34 1.33
M38 x 1.5 38 1.49 36.5 1.43
M38 x 2 38 1.49 36 1.41
M42 x 1.5 42 1.65 40.5 1.60
M42 x 2 42 1.65 40 1.57
M45 x 1.5 45 1.77 43.5 1.71
M45 x 2 45 1.77 43 1.69
M48 x 1.5 48 1.89 46.5 1.83
M48 x 2 48 1.89 46 1.81
M52 x 1.5 52 2.04 50.5 1.89
M52 x 2 52 2.04 50 1.97

For DIN 3852 Whitworth pipe thread dimensions, see
BSPT/BSPP dimensions. They are the same.
115
How to Identify
French connections British connections

Millimetrique and GAZ Series British Standard Pipe (BSP)
Fittings
This BSPT (tapered) connection is similar to the NPT,

except that the thread pitches are different in most sizes,
and the thread form and O.D.s are close but not the same.
Sealing is accomplished by thread distortion. A thread
This connection consists of a common male and two dif- sealant is recommended.
ferent females. The Millimetrique Series is used with
whole number metric O.D. tubing and the GAZ Series is
used with fractional number metric O.D. pipe size tubing.
Millimetrique and GAZ Threads

Tubing “GAZ” Male Female
O.D. Pipe O.D. Thread Thread
“R” Dim. “R” Dim. Metric O.D. I.D.
mm mm Thread
(Inch) (Inch) Size mm Inch mm Inch
6 (.24) M12 x 1.5 12 .47 11 .43 The BSP (parallel) male is similar to the NPSM male
8 (.32) M14 x 1.5 14 .55 12.5 .49 except the thread pitches are different in most sizes. The
10 (.39) M16 x 1.5 16 .63 14.5 .57 female swivel BSPP has a tapered nose/Globeseal flare-
12 (.47) M18 x 1.5 18 .71 16.5 .65 less swivel which seals on the cone seat of the male.
14 (.55) 13.25 (.52) M20 x 1.5 20 .78 18.5 .73
15 (.59) M22 x 1.5 22 .87 20.5 .81 BSPT/BSPP Threads
16 (.63) 16.75 (.66) M24 x 1.5 24 .94 22.5 .89
18 (.71) M26 x 1.5 27 1.06 25.5 1.00 Nominal Male Thread Female Thread
Inch Dash Thread O.D. I.D.
22 (.87) 21.25 (.83) M30 x 1.5 30 1.18 28.5 1.12 Size Size Size* (Inch) (Inch)
25 (.98) M33 x 1.5 33 1.30 31.5 1.24 Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal
1 1 3 11
28 (1.10) 26.75 (1.05) M36 x 1.5 36 1.41 34.5 1.36 /8 02 /8–28 /8 .38 /32 .35
1 1 33 15
30 (1.18) M39 x 1.5 39 1.54 37.5 1.48 /4 04 /4–19 /64 .52 /32 .47
3 3 21 19
/8 06 /8–19 /32 .65 /32 .60
32 (1.25) M42 x 1.5 42 1.65 40.5 1.60 1 1 13 3
/2 08 /2–14 /16 .82 /4 .75
35 (1.38) 33.50 (1.32) M45 x 1.5 45 1.77 43.5 1.71 5
/8 10 5
/8–14 7
/8 .88 13
/16 .80
38 (1.50) M48 x 1.5 48 1.89 46.5 1.83 3
/4 12 3
/4–14 1
1 /32 1.04 31
/32 .97
40 (1.57) 42.25 (1.66) M52 x 1.5 52 2.04 50.5 1.99 1 16 1–11 15/16 1.30 17/32 1.22
45 (1.77) M54 x 2.0 54 2.12 52 2.05 11/4 20 11/4–11 121/32 1.65 19/16 1.56
11/2 24 11/2–11 17/8 1.88 125/32 1.79
48.25 (1.90) M58 x 2.0 58 2.28 55 2.16
2 32 2–11 211/32 2.35 21/4 2.26
*Frequently, the thread size is expressed as a fractional dimension pre-
ceded by the letter “G” or the letter “R”. The “G” represents a parallel
thread and the “R” indicates a tapered thread. For example, BSPP 3/8–19
may be expressed as G 3/8, and BSPT 3/8–19 may be expressed as R3/8.
116
How to Identify
Fluid Connectors
Japanese connections Size

Nominal
Thread Size Male Thread Female Thread
Inch mm (Similar to O.D. I.D.
Size (Dash) BSPT) Fraction mm Fraction mm
JIS 30° Male Inverted Seat, 1 1 33 15
/4 6 (04) /4–19 /64 13.2 /32 11.9
Parallel Pipe Threads
Fittings
3 3 21 19
/8 9 (06) /8–19 /32 16.7 /32 15.3
(Threads per JIS B 0202) 1
/2 12 (08) 1
/2–14 13
/16 21.0 3
/4 19.2
3 3
/4 19 (12) /4–14 11/32 26.4 31
/32 24.6
1 25 (16) 1–11 15/16 33.3 17/32 30.9
11/4 32 (20) 11/4–11 121/32 41.9 19/16 39.6
11/2 38 (24) 11/2–11 17/8 47.8 125/32 45.5
2 50 (32) 2–11 211/32 59.7 21/4 57.4
The JIS parallel is similar to the BSPP connection. The JIS

JIS 30° Male (Inverted) Seat,
parallel thread and the BSPP connection are interchange- Metric Threads
able. (Threads per JIS B 0207)
Size Nominal Male Thread. Female Thread
Inch mm Thread Size O.D I.D.
Size (Dash) (Similar to BSPP) Fraction mm Fraction mm
1 1 33 15
/4 6 (04) /4–19 /64 13.2 /32 11.9
3 3 21 19
/8 9 (06) /8–19 /32 16.7 /32 15.3
1 1 13 3
/2 12 (08) /2–14 /16 21.0 /4 19.2
3 3 1 31
/4 19 (12) /4–14 1 /32 26.4 /32 24.6
1 25 (16) 1–11 15/16 33.3 17/32 30.9
11/4 32 (20) 11/4–11 121/32 41.9 19/16 39.6 The JIS parallel (metric) is the same as the JIS parallel
11/2 38 (24) 11/2–11 17/8 47.8 125/32 45.5
(PF), except for the thread difference.
2 50 (32) 2–11 211/32 59.7 21/4 57.4
Male Female
Dash Thread Thread
Size Size Thread O.D. I.D.
JIS Tapered Pipe (PT) mm Equivalent Size mm Inch mm Inch
(Threads per JIS B 0203) 6 04 M14 x 1.5 14 .55 12.5 .49
9 06 M18 x 1.5 18 .71 16.5 .65
12 08 M22 x 1.5 22 .87 20.5 .81
19 12 M30 x 1.5 30 1.18 28.5 1.12
25 16 M33 x 1.5 33 1.30 31.5 1.24
32 20 M42 x 1.5 42 1.65 40.5 1.60
The JIS tapered thread is similar to the BSPT connection

in design, appearance and dimensions. The JIS tapered
thread and the BSPT connection are interchangeable.
117
How to Identify
JIS 30° Female (Cone) Seat,

Parallel Pipe Threads
Fittings
(Threads per JIS B 0202)

The female (port) is an unthreaded hole with four bolt
holes in a rectangular pattern around the port. The male
consists of a flanged head, grooved for an O-Ring, and
either a captive flange or split flange halves with bolt
holes to match the port. The seal takes place on the O-
Ring, which is compressed between the flanged head and
the flat surface surrounding the port. The threaded bolts
hold the connection together.
*JIS B 8363, ISO/DIS 6162, DIN 20066, and SAE J518 are interchangeable,
The Japanese JIS 30° flare is similar to the American SAE except for bolt sizes.
37° flare connection in application as well as sealing prin-
ciples. However, the flare angle and dimensions are dif-
ferent. The threads are similar to BSPP. Bolt Dimensions Bolt Hole Spacing
Size Port mm and Inch “A” mm (Inch)
Nominal Male Thread Female Thread mm Hole
Size Thread Size O.D. I.D. (Inch) mm Type I Type II Type I Type II
Inch mm (Similar to (Inch) (Inch) [Dash] (Inch) (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62) (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)
Size (Dash) BSPP) Fraction mm Fraction mm
12 12.7 M8 x 1.25 x 30 M8 x 1.25 x 30
1 1 33 15
/4 6 (04) /4-19 /64 13.2 /32 11.9 (1/2) (.50) 5
/16-18 x 11/4 5
/16-18 x 11/4 38.10 40.49
3 3 21 19
/8 9 (06) /8-19 /32 16.7 /32 15.3 [08] (1.50) (1.57)
1 1 13 3
/2 12 (08) /2-14 /16 21.0 /4 19.2
3 3
19 19.1 M10 x 1.5 x 30 M10 x 1.5 x 40
/4 19 (12) /4-14 11/32 26.4 31
/32 24.6
(3/4) (.75) 3
/8-16 x 11/4 3
/8-16 x 11/2 47.63 50.80
1 25 (16) 1-11 15/16 33.3 17/32 30.9
[12] (1.88) (2.00)
11/4 32 (20) 11/4-11 121/32 41.9 19/16 39.6
11/2 38 (24) 11/2-11 17/8 47.8 125/32 45.5 25 25.4 M10 x 1.5 x 30 M12 x 1.75 x 45
3
2 50 (32) 2-11 211/32 59.7 21/4 57.4 (1) (1.00) /8-16 x 11/4 7
/16-14 x 13/4 52.37 57.15
[16] (2.06) (2.25)
32 31.7 M10 x 1.5 x 40 M14 x 2 x 45
JIS B 8363 4-Bolt Flange* (11/4) (1.25) 7/16-14 x 11/2 1
/2-13 x 13/4 58.72 66.68
[20] (2.31) 2.63)
38 38.0 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M16 x 2 x 55
(11/2) (1.50) 1
/2-13 x 11/2 5
/8-11 x 21/4 69.85 79.38
[24] (2.75) (3.13)
50 50.8 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M20 x 2.5 x 70
1
(2) (2.00) /2-13 x 11/2 3
/4-10 x 23/4 77.77 96.82
[32] (3.06) (3.81)
Flanged Head
Diameter “K”
mm (Inch)
This connection is commonly used in fluid power sys- Inch Type I Type II
tems. There are two pressure ratings. Type I (Code 61) is Size (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)
1
referred to as the “standard” series and Type II (Code 62) /2 30.18 (1.19) (31.75 (1.25)
3
is the “6000 psi” series. The design concept for both /4 38.10 (1.50) 41.28 (1.63)
series is the same, but the bolt hole spacing and flanged 1 44.45 (1.75 47.63 (1.88)
head diameters are larger for the higher pressure, Type II 11/4 50.80 (2.00) 53.98 (2.13)
connection. Both metric and inch bolts are used. 11/2 60.33 (2.38) 63.50 (2.50)
2 71.42(2.81) 79.38 (3.13)
118
How to Identify
Fluid Connectors
Japanese connections (continued)

JIS 210 Kgf/cm2
4-Bolt Square Flange JIS 210 Kgf/cm2 O-Ring
Nominal Size Dim. “D” Dim. “W”
Fittings
mm mm mm
12 24.4 ± 0.15 3.1 ± 0.1
19 29.4 ± 0.15 3.1 ± 0.1
25 34.4 ± 0.15 3.1 ± 0.1
32 39.4 ± 0.15 3.1 ± 0.1
38 49.4 ± 0.15 3.1 ± 0.1
50 59.4 ± 0.15 3.1 ± 0.1
The JIS 4-Bolt square flange connection is similar in con-

cept to the SAE 4-bolt flange connection, except that the
JIS bolt pattern is square and the flange itself is different.
Bolt Size Bolt
mm Dim. Dim. Dim. Hole
Approx. (Bolt Length “A” “B” “C” Dia. “D”
Size Inch for Long mm mm mm mm
mm Size Design) (Inch) (Inch) (Inch) (Inch)
1
12 /2 M10 x 1.5 x 55 63 40 22 11
(80) (2.48) (1.57) (.87) (.43)
3
19 /4 M10 x 1.5 x 55 68 45 22 11
(80) (2.67) (1.77) (.87) (.43)
25 1 M12 x 1.75 x 70 80 53 28 13
(100) (3.15) (2.09) (1.10) (.51)
32 11/4 M12 x 1.75 x 70 90 63 28 13
(100) (3.54) (2.48) (1.10) (.51)
38 11/2 M16 x 2.0 x 90 100 70 36 18
(130) (3.94) (2.76) (1.42) (.71)
50 2 M16 x 2.0 x 90 112 80 36 18
(130) (4.41) (3.15) (1.42) (.71)
119
Technical Data
Fluid compatibility 4 AQP 5 Special Application Hose

(Not Included in Fluid Chart)
This chart indicates the suitability of various elastomers 2661 (p. 40) FC234
and metals for use with fluids to be conveyed. It is FC194 (p. 46) FC235 Fuel (p. 76, 82)
intended as a guide only and is not a guarantee. Final FC650
FC195 (p. 60)
Fittings
selection of the proper hose style, seal, or material of FC321 LPG (p. 88)
FC300 (p. 44)
metal components is further dependent on many factors 1531 Railroad Air Brake
FC323 (p. 66) 1531A (p. 84)
including pressure, fluid and ambient temperature, con- FC324 (p. 72) Recoil (p. 78)
centration, duration of exposure, etc. FC325 (p. 72) Air Hose
HOW TO USE THE CHART 1540 FC558
FC332 (p. 76)
FC202 FC665 Refrigeration/
1. The chart has separate sections for rating elastomers for use FC350 (p. 84) FC505 FC765 Air Conditioning
as hose inner tubes and as seals. Ratings for a given elas- FC555 GH134 (pp. 86, 88, 90)
tomer may not always be the same in both sections. FC355 (p. 84)
FC700
2. Both the elastomer and the metal must be considered when FC498 (p. 42) FC701 Sewer Cleaning (p. 74, 76)
determining suitability of a combination for a hose assembly, FC510 (p. 58) FC702
adapter with O-Ring, swivel joint or coupling. FC252
GH194 (p. 46) Silicone (pp. 82, 84)
3. Locate the fluid to be conveyed and determine the suitability FC352
GH195 (p. 58)
of the elastomeric and metal components according to the 2550
resistance ratings shown for each. 2554 Truck Air Brake (p. 80, 82)
4. Specific hose part numbers can be found under the inner tube 2570
FC350
material groupings in the Hose Tube Identification Chart
below. SEAL ELASTOMER DATA
5. Dimensional and operating specifications for each hose can Application Max. Operating
be found on the catalog pages shown with each hose part Seal Elastomer Specification Temperature Range
number.
Buna-N* none –40°F to +250°F
6. Information on O-Rings and seal options for adapters, swivel (–40°C to +121°C)
joints and couplings, and how to specify them, are shown in
the respective sections of this catalog. Neoprene none –65°F to +300°F
7. For further details on the products shown in this catalog, (–54°C to +149°C)
and their applications, consult your Aeroquip Sales Repre- EPR (Ethylene
sentative or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial none –65°F to +300°F
Propylene Rubber)/ (–54°C to +149°C)
Division, Maumee, OH.
EPDM
RESISTANCE RATING KEY
Viton MIL-R-25897 –15°F to +400°F
E = Excellent – Fluid has little or no effect. (–29°C to +204°C)
*Buna-N temperature range -65°F to +225°F. Also available per MIL-R-6855.
Aeroquip for determination of suitability for application.
U=UNSATISFACTORY
Synthetic Rubber
The differences between ratings “E” and “G” are relative. Both
indicate satisfactory service. Where there is a choice, the mate-
rials rated “E” may be expected to give better or longer service
Aluminum
E = EXCELLENT
Neoprene
Urethane
than those rated “G”. G = GOOD
Buna-N
Monel
Teflon
Hytrel
Brass
Viton
C = CONDITIONAL
Steel
AQP
Cres
NOTE: Special precautions are necessary in gaseous applica-
EPR
U = UNSATISFACTORY
tions due to the potential volume of gaseous fluid in the 1 2 3 4
system. Unless the cover is perforated, hose styles with
rubber or thermoplastic covers are not suitable for gases FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL
above 250 psi. Hose styles with perforated covers are so Acetaldehyde U E G U U C C U U G G E E E E
noted in their construction descriptions. Acetic Acid, 10% U E C G U U E G U C U U C C U
Acetic Acid, Glacial U E C G U U C U U C U U C C C
HOSE TUBE IDENTIFICATION CHART Acetone U E G G U U G U U G E E E E E
Acetophenone U E – C U U E U U – E E E C E
1 Synthetic Rubber Acetyl Acetone U E G G U U G U U G U C C C C
302A (p. 46) 2583 (p. 42) FC310 (p. 58) Acetyl Chloride U E U G U U U E U U C C C U E
303 (p. 46) 2651 (p. 46) FC318 (p. 40) Acetylene U E G G U U G E G G E E E E E
1503 (p. 44) 2681 (p. 48) FC466 (p. 40) Air, Hot (Up to +160°F) E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
1508 (p. 66) 2766 (p. 62) FC474 (p. 64) Air, Hot (161°F – 200°F) C E G E G G E E G G E E E E E
Air, Hot (201°F – 300°F) U E U C U U G E U U E E E E E
1525 (p. 76) 2781 (p. 60) FC606 (p. 74) Air Wet E E C E E E E E G C U G E E E
1529 (p. 62) FC136 (p. 70) GH493 (p. 68) Aluminum Chloride E E E E E E E E G E U U U U U
2555 (p. 82) FC211 (p. 48) GH663 (p. 48) Aluminum Fluoride E E E E E E E E G E U U U E C
2556 (p. 78) FC212 (p. 64) GH681 (p. 56) Aluminum Nitrate E E E E E E E E G E U U C C C
2565 (p. 78) FC250A (p. 70) GH683 (p. 58) Aluminum Sulfate E E G E E E E E – G U C E C C
2575 (p. 78) FC254 (p. 70) GH781 (p. 60) Alums E E E E E E E E E E U C E C C
2580 (p. 42) FC273 (p. 72) GH793 (p. 64) Ammonia, Cold U G U U E E E U – – E U E E E
Ammonia, Hot U G U U U G G U – – E U E E E
Ammonia, Anhydrous U G U U E E E U – – E U E E E
2 Teflon Ammonia, Aqueous U G U U E E E U – – E U E E E
2807 (p. 94) FC363 (p. 92) FC469 (p. 96) Ammonium Carbonate U E C G U E E U – C C U C C C
2808 (p. 96) FC364 (p. 92) FC563 (p. 92) Ammonium Chloride E E C G E E E U – – U U C U C
Ammonium Hydroxide C E U C C C E C U U G U C C U
FC186 (p. 94) FC465 (p. 96) Ammonium Nitrate G E C G E G E U G C G U G G U
Ammonium Phosphate E E C E E E E – G C U C G U G
Ammonium Sulfate/Sulfide E E C E E E E U G C U U G U G
3 Thermoplastic Elastomer Amyl Acetate U E U U U U G U U U E E E E E
FC372 (p. 52) FC375 (p. 54) FC390 (p. 52) Amyl Alcohol G E E E G C E G C E G G E U G
FC373 (p. 52) FC376 (p. 56) FC690 (p. 54) Aniline, Aniline Oil U E U C U U G U U U E U E G G
FC374 (p. 54) FC377 (p. 56) Aniline Dyes U E U C U G G G U U U C G C G
Arsenic Acid E E G C E E E E C G U U G U C
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Fluid Compatibilityty
Synthetic Rubber
Synthetic Rubber
E = EXCELLENT
Aluminum
Neoprene
Aluminum
E = EXCELLENT
Urethane
Neoprene
G = GOOD
Urethane
Buna-N
Fittings
G = GOOD
Buna-N
C = CONDITIONAL
Monel
Teflon
Hytrel
Monel
Brass
Viton
Teflon
Hytrel
Steel
C = CONDITIONAL
Brass
Viton
Cres
AQP
Steel
U = UNSATISFACTORY
EPR
Cres
AQP
EPR
U = UNSATISFACTORY
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL
FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL Gallic Acid G E – E G G G E U – U – G C G
Asphalt C E G E G C U E G G E G E C E Gasoline C E E E E C U E E E E E E E E
ASTM #1 E E E E E E C E E E E E E E E Gasohol U E G E G G U E E E E E E G E
ASTM #2 G E E E E G U E G E E E E E E Glycerine/Glycerol E E E E E E E E G E E G E E E
ASTM #3 G E E E E G U E G E E E E E E Green Sulfate Liquor G E – E G G E E – – U U E U U
Automatic Trans. Fluid G E G E E G U E C G E E E E E Helium C G C C E E E E E E E E E E E
Barium Chloride E E C E E E E E G C U G G G G Heptane G E E E E G U E G G E E E E E
Barium Hydroxide E E G E E E E E E G G U G U G Hexaldehyde C E – C U G G U U – G G E E G
Barium Sulfide E E C E E E E E G C C U G U U Hexane G E E E E G U E G G E E E E E
Benzene, Benzol U E C C U U U E U C G E E G E Hydraulic Oils
Benzin G E C C E U U E U C E E E E E Straight Petroleum Base E E E E E G U E E E E E E E E
Benzoic Acid U E C C U U U E C C U G G G G Water Petroleum Emulsion G E C E E G U E C C C E E G E
Benzyl Alcohol U E C G U G G E C C E G E G G Water Glycol E E C E E E E E C C E E E G E
Black Sulfate Liquor G E C C C C C E U C E C E U U Straight Phosphate Ester U E C C U U G C U G E E E E E
Blast Furnace Gas U U C G U U U E U C E C E U U Phos. Ester/Petroleum Blend U E C E U U U C U G E E E E E
Borax G E G G G G E E G G E E E G – Ester Blend C E C E E U U E U E E E E E E
Boric Acid G E G E G G G E G G U G C C C Silicone Oils E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Brine G E C E E G E E G C U G G U E Hydrobromic Acid U E U C U U E E U U E U E E U
Bromine U E U U U U U E U U U C U C C Hydrochloric Acid U E U C U U G E U U U U U U U
LPG Approved Hydrocyanic Acid C E – C C C E E – – E E G E G
Butane Hose Only E E U E – – E E E E E Hydrofluoric Acid U E U C U U C U U U U U U U C
Butyl Acetate U E C C U U G U U C E E E E E Hydrofluorosilic Acid G E – G G G E E – – U U U U U
Butyl Alcohol E E G E E E G E G G G G G G G Hydrogen C C C C E E E E E E E E E E E
Butyl Cellosolve U E C G U U G U U C E E E E E Hydrogen Peroxide G E G E G G G E G G U U G E U
Butylene U E – C C U U E U – E E E E E Hydrogen Sulfide, Dry U C C G U G E U – G E G G G G
Butyl Stearate U E – G G U U E – – G G G G G Isocyanate U E U C U U G E U U G – G – –
Butyraldehyde U E – C U U G U U – E E E E G Iso Octane G E E E E G U E G E E E E E E
Calcium Acetate G E C E G G E U U C G G G C G Isopropyl Acetate U E C U U U G U U C E – E E E
Calcium Bisulfate E E G G E E U E G G U C C U U Isopropyl Alcohol G E C E G G E E U C E E E G E
Calcium Chloride E E E E E E E E E E G G G C G Isopropyl Ether C E – C G U U U C – G G G – –
Calcium Hydroxide E E C E E E E E U C G G G U G JP-4, JP-5 C E G G E U U E U G E E E E E
Calcium Hypochlorite U E C E U U E E U C U G C U U Kerosene C E G G E U U E U G E E E E E
Calcium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E G G G G G Lacquer/Lacquer Solvents U E C C U U U U U G U E E E E
Cane Sugar Liquors E E E E E E E E U E E G E E E Lime Sulfur C E C E U E E E C C G U G – U
Carbitol G E G E G G G G U G E E E E E Linseed Oil G E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Carbolic Acid U E U E U U G E U U U E E – – LPG C – – – E G U E – – E E E E E
Carbonic Acid G E C E G E E E C C U C E G E Lubricating Oils See Hydraulic Oils
Carbon Dioxide G E E E G G E E G E E E E E E Magnesium Chloride E E C E E E E E C C E C C G G
Carbon Disulfide U E C C U U U E C C G G G E G Magnesium Hydroxide G E C E G G E E C C E G E G G
Carbon Monoxide G E E E G G E E G E E E E E E Magnesium Sulfate E E C E E E E E C C E E E E E
Carbon Tetrachloride U E U C U U U E U U U G G U E Maleic Acid U E C G U U U E C C E G G G G
Castor Oil E E G E E E G E G G E E E E E Maleic Anhydride U E C G U U U E C C G U E G E
Cellosolve Acetate U E U C U U G U U U U U E G E Malic Acid G E – G G G U G – – U – E G E
China Wood Oil (Tung Oil) G E C G G G U E U C E G E E E Mercuric Chloride E E E E E E E E E E U U U U U
Chlorine U U U U U U U G U U C C C C C Mercury E E E E E E E E E E E U E U G
Chloroacetic Acid U E U C U U G U U U U U U U G Methanol G E C G G G E U C C G G E G E
Chloroacetone U E U U U U E U U U G G G U G Methyl Bromide U E U C G U U E U U E E G U E
Chlorobenzene U E U C U U U G U U G G G G G Methyl Chloride U E U C U U U E U U E E E U G
Chloroform U E U C U U U E U U G G G G G Methyl Butyl Ketone U E C C U U E U C C E E E – E
O-Chlorophenol U E U C U U U E U U G G G U G Methyl Ethyl Ketone U E C C U U E U U G G G G G G
Chlosulfonic Acid U E U U U U U U U U G U G G C Methylene Chloride U E U C U U U G U U G G G G G
Chrome Plating Solution U E – U U U G E U – C U U U U Methyl Isobutyl Ketone U E U C U U U U U U G G G G G
Chromic Acid U E – E U U C E U – C U U U U Methyl Isopropyl Ketone U E U C U U U U U U G G G G G
Citric Acid E E C E E E E E E C C C C C C Methyl Salicylate U E – U U U C U – – E G G E G
Coke Oven Gas U E – G U U U E U – E C E U U MIL-L-2104 E E E E E G U E E E E E E – E
Copper Chloride E E E E E E E E G E U U U U U MIL-H-5606 E E E E E G U E E E E E E E E
Copper Cyanide E E – E E E E E E – E U G U G MIL-H-6083 E E E E E E U E E E E E E – E
Copper Sulfate E E G E E E E E G G U C G U G MIL-L-7808 C E G G G U U E G G G G E – –
Cotton Seed Oil G E E E E G C E E E E E E E E MIL-L-23699 C E – G G U U E – – E E E E E
Creosote (Coal Tar) C E U G G C U E U U E C E E E MIL-H-46170 G E – G E G U E – – E E E – E
Crude Oil G E C E E G U E G C G U G U U MIL-H-83282 E E – G E E U E – – E E E – E
Cyclohexanol G E C E E G U E C C E E E C E Mineral Oils E E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Cyclohexanone U E G C U U G U G G E E E C E Naphtha U E G C C U U E C G – – – – –
Detergent/Water Solution E E C E E E E E C C G E E E E Naphthalene U E G C U U U E C G E G E G G
Diacetone Alchohol (Acetol) U E C E U U E U C C E E E E E Naphthenic Acid U E – C C U U E – – – G E G G
Dibenzyl Ether U E – C U U G U – – G G G G G Natural Gas C U C G E E U E – – G G G G G
Diesel Oil C E C G E C U E C C E E E E E Nickel Acetate U E U G C C E G U U G C E G E
Diethylamine G E – C G G G U – – E U E – E Nickel Chloride G E U E E G E E U U U U G U G
Dioctyl Phthalate (DOP) U E C C U U G G C C E E E E E Nickel Sulfate E E U E E E E E U U U G G U G
Dowtherm A&E U E – C U U U E – – G U E E E Nitric Acid, to 10% U E C C U U U E U C U U E U U
Dowtherm 209 C E – E C G E U – – – – – – – Nitric Acid, over 10% U E U U U U U G U U U U E C U
Ethyl Alcohol (Ethanol) E E C E E E E E C C E E E G E Nitrobenzene U E U C U U U G U U E G E E E
Ethyl Acetate U E C C U U G U C C E E E E E Nitrogen E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Ethyl Benzene U E – C U U U E U – E G G G E Octyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Ethyl Cellulose G E C C G G G U C C E G G G G Oleic Acid U E G C U U C G G E C E G C G
Ethyl Chloride U E U C U U U E U U E E E G G Oleum (Fuming Sulfuric Acid) U E U U U U U E U U G U G U U
Ethylene Dichloride U E U C U U U G U U G C G G G Oleum (Mineral Spirits) E E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Ethylene Glycol E E C E E E E E C C U G E E E Ortho-Dichlorobenzene U E – U U U U E – – G G G G G
Ferric Chloride G E – E E G E E – – U U U U U Oxalic Acid G E C G G G E E C C U C C C C
Ferric Nitrate E E C E E E E E C C U U G U U Oxygen U U U U – – – – – – G G G G G
Ferric Sulfate G E C G G G G E C C U U E U U Palmitic Acid G E E – E G G E – E G – E G G
Formaldehyde C E C G C C G G C C E E E G G Para-Dichlorobenzene U E – U U U U E – – G G G G G
Formic Acid C E U E C G E U U U U C C C C Pentane E E G E E E U E U G G G G E G
Fuel Oil G E E E E G U E G G E E E E E Perchloric Acid C E U G E G G E U U U U U U U
Furfural C E – E C C G U U – G G G G G
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Synthetic Rubber
Synthetic Rubber
Fittings
Aluminum
Aluminum
E = EXCELLENT E = EXCELLENT
Neoprene
Neoprene
Urethane
Urethane
G = GOOD G = GOOD
Buna-N
Buna-N
Monel
Monel
Teflon
Teflon
Hytrel
Hytrel
Brass
Brass
Viton
Viton
C = CONDITIONAL C = CONDITIONAL
Steel
Steel
Cres
Cres
AQP
AQP
EPR
EPR
U = UNSATISFACTORY U = UNSATISFACTORY
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL FLUID HOSE SEALS METAL
Perchloroethylene U E U U U U U E U U C G G G E Sodium Silicate E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E
Phenol (Carbolic Acid) U E U E U U G E U U U E E E G Sodium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E G G G G G
Phosphoric Acid U E U E U U G E U U U E E C E Sodium Sulfide E E E E E E E E E E C U C U G
Phosphorous Trichloride U E U C U U E E U U C U C E E Sodium Thiosulfate G E E E G E E E E E U U C G E
Potassium Acetate G E – E G G E U – – C G C U G Soy Bean Oil G E G E E G U E G G E E E E E
Potassium Chloride E E E E E E E E E E E C E U G Stannic Chloride E E C E E G E E C C U U U U U
Potassium Cyanide E E E E E E E E E E C U G U C Steam (up to 388°F) U E U U U U C C U U E E E G E
Potassium Dichromate E E E E E E E E E E C C C C C Stearic Acid G E G G G G G E G G C C E C E
Potassium Hydroxide, to 10% G E C E G G E G C C G G G U E Stoddard Solvent G E U E E G U E U U E E E E E
Potassium Hydroxide, over 10% C E U C C C E U U U G G G U E Styrene U E U C U U U G U U E E E E E
Potassium Nitrate E E E E E E E E E E G G E G – Sulfur C E G G U E E E G G E U G E E
Potassium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E E – – – – – Sulfur Chloride U E – C U U U E – – G – G G U
Propane C – – – C – – – – – E E E E E Sulfur Dioxide U E U C U U G E U U E G G E G
Propyl Acetate U E – G U U G U – – E – E E E Sulfur Trioxide U E U C U U G E U U G C G G G
Propyl Alcohol E E U E E E E E U U E E E E E Sulfuric Acid, to 10% U E U U U G U E C C U G C – E
Propylene U E – U U U U E – – E E E E E Sulfuric Acid, over 10% U E U U U U U G U U C C U U C
Refrigerant R-12 C – G U G E C E E E E E E E E Sulfurous Acid C E U G C C U U U U U C C C U
Refrigerant R-13 C – G U G E C E E E E E E E E Tannic Acid E E G E E E E E G G E E E C E
Refrigerant R-22 U C U U U E C U U U E E E E E Tar (Bituminous) C E G C G U U E G G E G E E E
Refrigerant R-134a U C U U C E C U U U E E E E E Tartaric Acid G E G E E G G E G G U C C E E
Sewage E E E E E E E E U E G G G G G Tertiary Butyl Alcohol G E G G G G G E G G G G G G G
Soap (Water Solutions) E E C E E E E E C C E E E U E Titanium Tetrachloride U E – U C U U E – – E U G U G
Sodium Acetate G E – E G G E U – – E E G E E Toluene (Toluol) U E U U U U U E U U E E E E E
Sodium Bicarbonate E E E E E E E E E E G G E G E Trichlorethylene U E U U U U U E U U E G E E E
Sodium Borate E E E E E E E E E E E E E G – Tricresyl Phosphate U E U G U U E G U U E – C – G
Sodium Carbonate E E E E E E E E E E E G E U E Triethanolamine C E U E U G E U U U E U E E E
Sodium Chloride E E E E E E E E E E U C C C E Tung Oil G E C G G G U E U C E G E E E
Sodium Cyanide E E E E E E E E E E E – C U U Turpentine C E G E G U U E G G G G G G G
Sodium Hydroxide, to 10% C E G C U G E E G G C G C U C Varnish C E G – G U U E G G E G E E E
Sodium Hydroxide, over 10% U E C C U U G E C C C C C U C Vinyl Chloride U E U U U U U E U U E U C E E
Sodium Hypochlorite C E C G C C E C C C U U U U C Water (to +150°F) E E E E E E E E E E C G E G E
Sodium Metaphosphate E E E E E E E E E E E G G U G Water (+151°F to +200°F) G E U G E E E E U U C G E G E
Sodium Nitrate G E E E G G E – E E E C E E E Water (+201°F to +350°F) U E U U U U U G U U C G E G E
Sodium Perborate G E – E G G E E – – C U C U C Xylene U E C U U U U E U C E E E E E
Sodium Peroxide G E – E G G E E U – U U C C C Zinc Chloride E E E E E E E E E E E U U C G
Sodium Phosphates E E E E E E E E E E U E G U E Zinc Sulfate E E – E E E E E – – U C G C G
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Global Crimp Fittings
Global Skive Nipples for use with Hose: Clamp: 2661 –12 thru Global TTC Fittings for use with Hose: 2661, FC211, FC212,
–20, FC318 –12 thru –20. Socket 1SA: 2681, FC194, FC211, FC310, FC310, FC318, FC474, FC510, GH194, GH195, GH663, GH681–6,
FC510, GH194, GH663, GH681. Socket 1SB: 1508, 1529, 2766, GH683, GH781, GH793.
2781, FC195, FC212, FC466, GH195, GH781 –04 thru –20, GH793. Global TTC12 Fittings for use with Hose: 2661–12, FC136,
Global OTC Fittings for use with Hose: 2583, 2661, FC318, FC250A, FC318–12, GH493.
FC466, FC498.
Fittings
Nipple OTC TTC TTC12 Hose
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread Size A D E H 1 2
Male Pipe (MP)

1
1SA2MP3 1GA2MP3 1AA2MP3 — /8-27 –03 1.59 .90 .10 .44
1
1SA4MP3 — 1AA4MP3 — /4-18 –03 1.62 .93 .10 .56
1
1SA2MP4 1GA2MP4 1AA2MP4 — /8-27 –04 1.84 .92 .17 .56
1
1SA4MP4 1GA4MP4 1AA4MP4† — /4-18 –04 2.06 1.14 .17 .56
3
1SA6MP4 1GA6MP4 1AA6MP4 — /8-18 –04 1.90 .98 .17 .69
1
1SA4MP6 1GA4MP6 1AA4MP6 1BA4MP6 /4-18 –06 2.18 1.18 .26 .69
3
1SA6MP6 1GA6MP6 1AA6MP6† 1BA6MP6 /8-18 –06 2.27 1.28 .26 .69
1
1
3
1
1SA8MP8 1GA8MP8 1AA8MP8† 1BA8MP8 /2-14 –08 2.74 1.56 .38 .88
3
1SA12MP8 1GA12MP8 1AA12MP8 1BA12MP8 /4-14 –08 2.56 1.39 .38 1.06
3
1SA6MP10 — 1AA6MP10 — /8-18 –10 2.49 1.33 .42 .94
1
3
1
3
1SA12MP12 1GA12MP12 1AA12MP12† 1BA12MP12 /4-14 –12 2.84 1.65 .61 1.13
1SA16MP12 1GA16MP12 1AA16MP12 1BA16MP12 1-111/2 –12 2.80 1.61 .61 1.38
3
1SA16MP16 1GA16MP16 1AA16MP16† 1BA16MP16 1-111/2 –16 3.22 1.86 .82 1.38
1SA20MP16 1GA20MP16 1AA20MP16 1BA20MP16 11/4-111/2 –16 3.08 1.72 .82 1.69
1SA16MP20 1GA16MP20 — 1BA16MP20 1-111/2 –20 3.66 1.93 .95 1.75
— — 1AR16MP20* — 1-111/2 –20 3.66 1.93 .95 1.75
— — 1AV16MP20** — 1-111/2 –20 3.66 1.93 .95 1.75
1SA20MP20 1GA20MP20 — 1BA20MP20 11/4-111/2 –20 3.52 1.79 1.05 1.81
— — 1AR20MP20*† — 11/4-111/2 –20 3.52 1.79 1.05 1.81
— — 1AV20MP20**† — 11/4-111/2 –20 3.52 1.79 1.05 1.81
1SA24MP24 1GA24MP24 1AA24MP24 1BA24MP24 11/2-111/2 –24 4.18 2.36 1.26 2.00
1SA32MP32 1GA32MP32 1AA32MP32 — 2-111/2 –32 4.59 2.61 1.75 2.50
— — — 1BA32MP32 2-111/2 –32 5.06 2.58 1.75 2.50
Male Pipe Swivel (PS)

1
1SA2PS3 1GA2PS3 1AA2PS3 — /8-27 –03 2.11 1.42 .10 .56
1
1SA4PS4 1GA4PS4 1AA4PS4 — /4-18 –04 2.54 1.62 .17 .75
3
1SA6PS6 1GA6PS6 1AA6PS6 — /8-18 –06 2.66 1.67 .26 .88
1
1SA8PS6 1GA8PS6 1AA8PS6 — /2-14 –06 2.85 1.85 .26 .88
3
1SA6PS8 1GA6PS8 1AA6PS8 — /8-18 –08 2.88 1.71 .38 .88
1
1SA8PS8 1GA8PS8 1AA8PS8 — /2-14 –08 3.13 1.96 .38 .94
3
1SA12PS12 1GA12PS12 1AA12PS12 — /4-14 –12 3.24 2.05 .61 1.38
1SA16PS16 1GA16PS16 1AA16PS16 — 1-111/2 –16 3.88 2.53 .81 1.50
*Uses 1 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330 and FT1208 assembly machines require a one piece fitting.
**Uses 2 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330 and FT1208 assembly machines require a one piece fitting.
†Also available in stainless steel, add suffix “C” to part number, i.e., 1AA4MP4C.
123
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Female JIC/SAE 37° Swivel (FJ)

3
1SA3FJ3 1GA3FJ3 1AA3FJ3 — /8-24 –03 1.69 1.00 .10 .50 .44
7
1SA4FJ3 1GA4FJ3 1AA4FJ3 — /16-20 –03 1.69 1.00 .10 .56 .44
3
1SA3FJ4 1GA3FJ4 1AA3FJ4 — /8-24 –04 1.94 1.02 .13 .50 .56
7
1SA4FJ4 1GA4FJ4 1AA4FJ4† — /16-20 –04 2.00 1.07 .17 .56 .56
1
1SA5FJ4 1GA5FJ4 1AA5FJ4 — /2-20 –04 1.98 1.06 .17 .62 .56
9
1SA6FJ4 1GA6FJ4 1AA6FJ4 — /16-18 –04 2.03 1.11 .17 .69 .56
1
1SA5FJ5 1GA5FJ5 1AA5FJ5 — /2-20 –05 2.08 1.14 .21 .62 .56
9
1SA6FJ5 1GA6FJ5 1AA6FJ5 — /16-18 –05 2.06 1.12 .21 .69 .56
7
1SA4FJ6 1GA4FJ6 1AA4FJ6 1BA4FJ6 /16-20 –06 2.19 1.19 .17 .56 .69
1
1SA5FJ6 1GA5FJ6 1AA5FJ6 — /2-20 –06 2.24 1.24 .23 .62 .69
9
1SA6FJ6 1GA6FJ6 1AA6FJ6† 1BA6FJ6 /16-18 –06 2.28 1.28 .26 .69 .69
3
1SA8FJ6 1GA8FJ6 1AA8FJ6 1BA8FJ6 /4-16 –06 2.31 1.31 .26 .88 .69
7
1SA10FJ6 — — — /8-14 –06 2.42 1.43 .26 1.00 .81
3
1SA8FJ8 1GA8FJ8 1AA8FJ8† 1BA8FJ8 /4-16 –08 2.63 1.46 .38 .88 .81
7
1SA10FJ8 1GA10FJ8 1AA10FJ8 1BA10FJ8 /8-14 –08 2.64 1.47 .38 1.00 .81
1SA12FJ8 1GA12FJ8 1AA12FJ8 1BA12FJ8 11/16-12 –08 2.73 1.56 .38 1.25 1.00
3
1SA8FJ10 — 1AA8FJ10 — /4-16 –10 2.65 1.50 .39 .88 .94
7
1SA10FJ10 1GA10FJ10 1AA10FJ10† 1BA10FJ10 /8-14 –10 2.77 1.61 .50 1.00 .94
7
1SA10FJ12 1GA10FJ12 1AA10FJ12 1BA10FJ12 /8-14 –12 2.81 1.63 .48 1.00 1.12
1SA12FJ12 1GA12FJ12 1AA12FJ12† 1BA12FJ12 11/16-12 –12 2.84 1.65 .61 1.25 1.12
1SA16FJ16 1GA16FJ16 1AA16FJ16† 1BA16FJ16 15/16-12 –16 3.29 1.93 .81 1.50 1.38
1SA20FJ16 1GA20FJ16 1AA20FJ16 1BA20FJ16 15/8-12 –16 3.17 1.81 .81 2.00
1SA16FJ20 1GA16FJ20 — 1BA16FJ20 15/16-12 –20 3.46 1.73 .85 1.50
— — 1AR16FJ20* — 15/16-12 –20 3.46 1.73 .85 1.50
— — 1AV16FJ20** — 15/16-12 –20 3.46 1.73 .85 1.50
1SA20FJ20 1GA20FJ20 — 1BA20FJ20 15/8-12 –20 3.61 1.88 1.05 2.00
— — 1AR20FJ20*† — 15/8-12 –20 3.61 1.88 1.05 2.00
— — 1AV20FJ20**† — 15/8-12 –20 3.61 1.88 1.05 2.00
1SA24FJ20 — — 1BA24FJ20 17/8-12 –20 3.76 2.03 1.05 2.25
1SA24FJ24 1GA24FJ24 1AA24FJ24 1BA24FJ24 17/8-12 –24 3.90 2.07 1.26 2.25
1SA24FJ32 1GA24FJ32 1AA24FJ32 — 17/8-12 –32 4.09 2.12 1.31 2.25
1SA32FJ32 1GA32FJ32 1AA32FJ32 — 21/2-12 –32 4.34 2.37 1.75 2.88
— — — 1BA32FJ32 21/2-12 –32 4.82 2.33 1.75 2.88
*Uses 1 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330 and FT1208 assembly machines require a one-piece fitting.
**Uses 2 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330 and FT1208 assembly machines require a one-piece fitting.
†Also available in stainless steel, add suffix “C” to part number, i.e., 1AA4FJ4C.
124
FC466, FC498.
Fittings
Female JIC/SAE 37º Swivel 45° Elbow (FJA)

7
1SA4FJA4† 1GA4FJA4† 1AA4FJA4† — /16-20 –04 1.96 1.04 .15 .33 .56
1
9
1SA6FJA4 1GA6FJA4 1AA6FJA4 — /16-18 –04 2.09 1.17 .17 .39 .69
9
1SA6FJA6 1GA6FJA6 1AA6FJA6 — /16-18 –06 2.31 1.31 .24 .39 .69
9
— — — 1BA6FJA6 /16-18 –06 2.98 1.98 .24 .85 .69
3
3
— — — 1BA8FJA6† /4-16 –06 3.13 2.14 .26 .95 .88
3
3
— — — 1BA8FJA8† /4-16 –08 3.30 2.13 .37 .95 .88
7
1SA10FJA8† 1GA10FJA8† 1AA10FJA8† — /8-14 –08 3.03 1.86 .38 .59 1.00
7
— — — 1BA10FJA8† /8-14 –08 3.35 2.18 .37 1.00 1.00
7
1SA10FJA10† 1GA10FJA10† 1AA10FJA10† — /8-14 –10 2.94 1.79 .46 .59 1.00
1SA12FJA10 1GA12FJA10 1AA12FJA10 — 11/16-12 –10 3.38 2.22 .50 .78 1.25
— — — 1BA12FJA10 11/16-12 –10 3.78 2.62 .50 1.16 1.25
1SA12FJA12 1GA12FJA12 1AA12FJA12 — 11/16-12 –12 3.43 2.24 .58 .78 1.25
— — — 1BA12FJA12 11/16-12 –12 3.81 2.62 .56 1.16 1.25
1SA20FJA16 1GA20FJA16 1AA20FJA16 — 15/8-12 –16 4.00 2.65 .81 1.22 2.00
1SA16FJA16 1GA16FJA16 1AA16FJA16 — 15/16-12 –16 3.74 2.39 .76 1.07 1.50
— — — 1BA16FJA16 15/16-12 –16 4.71 3.36 .76 1.53 1.50
1SA20FJA20 1GA20FJA20 — — 15/8-12 –20 4.44 2.71 1.01 1.22 2.00
— — — 1BA20FJA20 15/8-12 –20 5.45 3.72 1.01 1.70 2.00
— — 1AR20FJA20* — 15/8-12 –20 4.44 2.71 1.01 1.22 2.00
— — 1AV20FJA20** — 15/8-12 –20 4.44 2.71 1.01 1.22 2.00
— — — 1BA24FJA24 17/8-12 –24 6.27 4.44 1.19 1.99 2.25
†Swivel nuts are universal for both SAE 37° and SAE 45° connections.
125
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
1 2
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread Size A D E H
Female JIC/SAE 37° Swivel 90° Elbow (FJB)

7
1SA4FJB3† 1GA4FJB3† 1AA4FJB3† — /16-20 –03 1.60 .91 .10 .68 .56
7
1SA4FJB4† 1GA4FJB4† 1AA4FJB4† — /16-20 –04 1.84 .92 .15 .68 .56
1
1SA5FJB4† 1GA5FJB4† 1AA5FJB4† — /2-20 –04 1.92 1.00 .17 .76 .62
9
1SA6FJB4 1GA6FJB4 1AA6FJB4 — /16-18 –04 2.00 1.08 .17 .84 .69
1
1SA5FJB5† — — — /2-20 –05 1.95 1.01 .18 .76 .62
9
1SA6FJB6 1GA6FJB6 1AA6FJB6 — /16-18 –06 2.21 1.22 .24 .84 .69
9
— — — 1BA6FJB6 /16-18 –06 2.41 1.42 .24 1.50 .69
3
1SA8FJB6† 1GA8FJB6† 1AA8FJB6† — /4-16 –06 2.42 1.42 .26 1.09 .88
3
— — — 1BA8FJB6† /4-16 –08 2.71 1.71 .26 1.87 .88
9
1SA6FJB8 1GA6JFB8 1AA6FJB8 — /16-18 –08 2.43 1.26 .24 .84 .69
3
1SA8FJB8† 1GA8FJB8† 1AA8FJB8† — /4-16 –08 2.59 1.42 .37 1.09 .88
3
— — — 1BA8FJB8† /4-16 –08 2.87 1.70 .37 1.87 .88
7
1SA10FJB8† 1GA10FJB8† 1AA10FJB8† — /8-14 –08 2.78 1.61 .38 1.19 1.00
7
— — — 1BA10FJB8† /8-14 –08 2.87 1.70 .37 1.93 1.00
7
1SA10FJB10† 1GA10FJB10† 1AA10FJB10† — /8-14 –10 2.70 1.55 .46 1.19 1.00
1SA12FJB8 — — — 11/16-12 –08 3.39 2.22 .38 1.80 1.25
1SA12FJB10 1GA12FJB10 1AA12FJB10 — 11/16-12 –10 3.31 2.16 .50 1.80 1.25
— — — 1BA12FJB10 11/16-12 –10 3.34 2.18 .50 2.35 1.25
— — — 1BA12FJB12 11/16-12 –12 3.37 2.18 .56 2.35 1.25
— — — 1BA16FJB12 15/16-12 –12 3.37 2.18 .56 2.46 1.50
— — — 1BA16FJB16 15/16-12 –16 4.06 2.70 .76 3.04 1.50
1SA16FJB20 — — — 15/16-12 –20 4.00 2.27 .76 2.39 1.50
1SA20FJB20 1GA20FJB20 — — 15/8-12 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 2.75 2.00
— — — 1BA20FJB20 15/8-12 –20 4.75 3.02 1.01 3.40 2.00
— — 1AR20FJB20* — 15/8-12 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 2.75 2.00
— — 1AV20FJB20** — 15/8-12 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 2.75 2.00
— — — 1BA24FJB24 17/8-12 –24 5.40 3.58 1.19 3.95 2.25
1SA24FJB24 — 1AA24FJB24 — 17/8-12 –24 4.63 2.81 1.26 3.17 2.25
126
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Female JIC/SAE 37° Swivel 90° Long Drop Elbow (FJC)

7
1SA4FJC4† 1GA4FJC4† 1AA4FJC4† — /16-20 –04 1.84 .92 .15 1.80 .56
1
1SA5FJC4† 1GA5FJC4† 1AA5FJC4† — /2-20 –04 1.92 1.00 .17 1.80 .62
9
1SA6FJC4 — — — /16-18 –04 1.79 .87 .17 2.18 .69
9
1SA6FJC6 1GA6FJC6 1AA6FJC6 — /16-18 –06 2.22 1.23 .24 2.18 .69
9
— — — 1BA6FJC6 /16-18 –06 2.42 1.42 .24 2.73 .69
3
1SA8FJC6† — 1AA8FJC6† — /4-16 –06 2.54 1.54 .26 2.45 .88
3
1SA8FJC8† 1GA8FJC8† 1AA8FJC8† — /4-16 –08 2.71 1.54 .37 2.45 .88
3
— — — 1BA8FJC8 /4-16 –08 2.87 1.70 .37 3.33 .88
7
1SA10FJC8† 1GA10FJC8† 1AA10FJC8† — /8-14 –08 2.78 1.61 .38 2.57 1.00
7
— — — 1BA10FJC8 /8-14 –08 2.78 1.61 .38 2.57 1.00
7
1SA10FJC10 — 1AA10FJC10 — /8-14 –10 2.70 1.54 .46 2.57 1.00
1SA12FJC12 1GA12FJC12 1AA12FJC12 — 11/16-12 –12 3.36 2.17 .58 3.70 1.25
— — — 1BA12FJC12 11/16-12 –12 3.37 2.18 .56 4.41 1.25
1SA16FJC16 1GA16FJC16 1AA16FJC16 — 15/16-12 –16 3.56 2.20 .76 4.58 1.50
— — — 1BA16FJC16 15/16-12 –16 4.06 2.70 .76 5.24 1.50
1SA20FJC20 1GA20FJC20 — — 15/8-12 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 5.53 2.00
— — — 1BA20FJC20 15/8-12 –20 4.75 3.02 1.01 3.40 2.00
— — 1AR20FJC20* — 15/8-12 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 5.53 2.00
— — 1AV20FJC20** — 15/8-12 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 5.53 2.00
— — — 1BA20FJC20 15/8-12 –20 4.75 3.02 1.01 5.94 2.00
MALE JIC/SAE 37° (MJ)

7
1SA4MJ4 1GA4MJ4 1AA4MJ4 — /16-20 –04 2.00 1.07 .17 .56
1
1SA5MJ4 1GA5MJ4 1AA5MJ4 — /2-20 –04 1.84 .92 .17 .56
9
1SA6MJ4 1GA6MJ4 1AA6MJ4 — /16-18 –04 1.85 .93 .17 .62
1
1SA5MJ5 — — — /2-20 –05 2.07 1.12 .21 .56
9
1SA6MJ5 1GA6MJ5 1AA6MJ5 — /16-18 –05 1.88 .94 .21 .62
9
1SA6MJ6 1GA6MJ6 1AA6MJ6 1BA6MJ6 /16-18 –06 2.16 1.17 .26 .69
3
3
7
1SA12MJ8 1GA12MJ8 1AA12MJ8 1BA12MJ8 11/16-12 –08 2.59 1.42 .38 1.12
7
7
1SA10MJ12 1GA10MJ12 1AA10MJ12 1BA10MJ12 /8-14 –12 2.78 1.59 .48 1.12
1SA20MJ20 1GA20MJ20 — 1BA20MJ20 15/8-12 –20 3.89 2.16 1.05 1.75
— — 1AR20MJ20* — 15/8-12 –20 3.89 2.16 1.05 1.75
— — 1AV20MJ20** — 15/8-12 –20 3.89 2.16 1.05 1.75
1SA24MJ24 1GA24MJ24 1AA24MJ24 1BA24MJ24 17/8-12 –24 4.31 2.49 1.26 2.00
1SA32MJ32 1GA32MJ32 1AA32MJ32 — 21/2-12 –32 4.89 2.91 1.75 2.62
127
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Female SAE 45° Swivel (FS)

7
1SA4FS4 1GA4FS4 1AA4FS4 — /16–20 –04 2.00 1.07 .17 .56 .56
1
1SA5FS4 1GA5FS4 1AA5FS4 — /2–20 –04 1.98 1.06 .17 .62 .56
7
1SA4FS6 1GA4FS6 1AA4FS6 1BA4FS6 /16–20 –06 2.19 1.19 .19 .56 .69
5
3
3
7
1SA10FS8 1GA10FS8 1AA10FS8 1BA10FS8 /8–14 –08 2.64 1.47 .38 1.00 .81
7
1SA10FS10 — — — /8–14 –10 2.77 1.61 .50 1.00 .94
1SA12FS10 — 1AA12FS10 1BA12FS10 11/16–14 –10 2.72 1.57 .50 1.25 1.06
1SA12FS12 1GA12FS12 1AA12FS12 1BA12FS12 11/16–14 –12 2.84 1.65 .61 1.25 1.12
Male Boss O-Ring (MB) (See page 228 for O-Rings)

7
1SA4MB4 1GA4MB4 1AA4MB4 — /16–20 –04 1.84 .92 .17 .56
1
1SA5MB4 1GA5MB4 1AA5MB4 — /2–20 –04 1.84 .92 .17 .62
9
1SA6MB4 1GA6MB4 1AA6MB4 — /16–18 –04 1.78 .86 .17 .69
9
1SA6MB6 1GA6MB6 1AA6MB6 1BA6MB6 /16–18 –06 2.00 1.00 .26 .69
3
1SA8MB6 1GA8MB6 1AA8MB6 1BA8MB6 /4–16 –06 1.97 .98 .26 .88
3
1SA8MB8 1GA8MB8 1AA8MB8 1BA8MB8 /4–16 –08 2.36 1.19 .38 .88
7
1SA10MB8 1GA10MB8 1AA10MB8 1BA10MB8 /8–14 –08 2.26 1.09 .38 1.00
1SA12MB8 1GA12MB8 1AA12MB8 1BA12MB8 11/16–12 –08 2.39 1.22 .38 1.25
7
1SA10MB10 1GA10MB10 1AA10MB10 1BA10MB10 /8–14 –10 2.47 1.31 .50 1.00
1SA20MB20 1GA20MB20 — 1BA12MB20 15/8–12 –20 3.63 1.90 1.05 1.88
— — 1AR20MB20* — 15/8–12 –20 3.63 1.90 1.05 1.88
— — 1AV20MB20** — 15/8–12 –20 3.63 1.90 1.05 1.88
1SA24MB24 1GA24MB24 1AA24MB24 1BA24MB24 17/8–12 –24 3.63 1.81 1.26 2.12
128
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Female ORS Swivel (FR) (See page 228 for O-Rings)

9
1SA4FR4 1GA4FR4 1AA4FR4 — /16–18 –04 1.95 1.03 .17 .69 .56
11
1SA6FR4 1GA6FR4 1AA6FR4 — /16–16 –04 2.04 1.12 .17 .81 .62
9
1SA4FR6 1GA4FR6 1AA4FR6 1BA4FR6 /16–18 –06 2.14 1.15 .17 .69 .69
11
13
11
13
1SA10FR8 1GA10FR8 1AA10FR8 1BA10FR8 1–14 –08 2.64 1.47 .38 1.12 .94
1SA12FR8 1GA12FR8 1AA12FR8 1BA12FR8 13/16–12 –08 2.80 1.63 .38 1.38 1.12
13
1SA10FR10 1GA10FR10 1AA10FR10 1BA10FR10 1–14 –10 2.76 1.61 .48 1.12 .94
1SA10FR12 1GA10FR12 1AA10FR12 1BA10FR12 1–14 –12 2.81 1.62 .48 1.12 1.12
1SA20FR20 1GA20FR20 — 1BA20FR20 111/16–12 –20 4.07 2.33 1.02 1.88 1.75
— — 1AR20FR20* — 111/16–12 –20 4.07 2.33 1.02 1.88 1.75
— — 1AV20FR20** — 111/16–12 –20 4.07 2.33 1.02 1.88 1.75
1SA24FR20 1GA24FR20 — — 2–12 –20 3.88 2.15 1.05 2.25 1.81
— — 1AR24FR20* — 2–12 –20 3.88 2.15 1.05 2.25 1.81
— — 1AV24FR20** — 2–12 –20 3.88 2.15 1.05 2.25 1.81
— — — 1BA24FR20 2–12 –20 3.74 2.19 1.05 2.25 2.00
1SA24FR24 1GA24FR24 1AA24FR24 — 2–12 –24 4.02 2.19 1.26 2.25 2.00
— — — 1BA24FR24 2-–12 –24 3.93 2.21 1.26 2.25 2.00
129
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
1 2
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread Size A D EØ H
Female ORS Swivel 45° Elbow (FRA) See page 228 for O-Rings.
9
1SA4FRA4 1GA4FRA4 1AA4FRA4 — /16-18 –04 2.12 1.20 .17 .40 .69
11
9
11
1SA6FRA6 1GA6FRA6 1AA6FRA6 1BA6FRA6 /16-16 –06 2.43 1.43 .26 .43 .81
13
11
1SA6FRA8 — 1AA6FRA8 — /16-16 –08 2.65 1.48 .26 .43 .81
13
1SA10FRA8 1GA10FRA8 1AA10FRA8 1BA8FRA8 1-14 –08 3.18 2.01 .38 .65 1.12
1SA12FRA8 1GA12FRA8 1AA12FRA8 — 13/16-12 –08 3.51 2.34 .38 .83 1.38
1SA10FRA10 1GA10FRA10 1AA10FRA10 — 1-14 –10 3.18 2.02 .45 .65 1.12
1SA12FRA10 — 1AA12FRA10 — 13/16-12 –10 3.52 2.36 .50 .83 1.38
1SA12FRA12 1GA12FRA12 1AA12FRA12 1BA12FRA12 13/16-12 –12 3.57 2.38 .55 .83 1.38
1SA16FRA12 1GA16FRA12 1AA16FRA12 — 17/16-12 –12 4.04 2.85 .61 .94 1.62
1SA16FRA16 1GA16FRA16 1AA16FRA16 1BA16FRA16 17/16-12 –16 4.23 2.88 .78 .94 1.62
1SA20FRA20 1GA20FRA20 — 1BA20FRA20 111/16-12 –20 5.10 3.37 1.02 1.00 1.88
— — 1AR20FRA20* — 111/16-12 –20 5.10 3.37 1.02 1.00 1.88
— — 1AV20FRA20** — 111/16-12 –20 5.10 3.37 1.02 1.00 1.88
1SA24FRA20 1GA24FRA20 — — 2-12 –20 5.49 3.76 1.01 1.07 2.25
— — 1AR24FRA20* — 2-12 –20 5.49 3.76 1.01 1.07 2.25
— — 1AV24FRA20** — 2-12 –20 5.49 3.76 1.01 1.07 2.25
1SA24FRA24 1GA24FRA24 1AA24FRA24 — 2-12 –24 4.54 2.71 1.26 1.07 2.25
130
FC466, FC498.
Fittings
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread Size A D EØ H 1 2
Female ORS Swivel 90° Short Drop Elbow (FRB) See page 228 for O-Rings.
9
1 2
1SA4FRB4 1GA4FRB4 1AA4FRB4 — /16-18 –04 2.09 1.17 .17 .82 .69
11
13
1SA8FRB4 — — — /16-16 –04 2.37 1.45 .17 1.19 .94
9
11
1SA6FRB6 1GA6FRB6 1AA6FRB6 1BA6FRB6 /16-16 –06 2.34 1.34 .26 .90 .81
13
1SA8FRB6 1GA8FRB6 1AA8FRB6 1BA8FRB6 /16-16 –06 2.62 1.62 .26 1.15 .94
11
1SA6FRB8 1GA6FRB8 1AA6FRB8 1BA6FRB8 /16-16 –08 2.56 1.39 .26 .90 .81
13
1SA8FRB8 1GA8FRB8 1AA8FRB8 1BA8FRB8 /16-16 –08 2.84 1.67 .36 1.15 .94
1SA10FRB8 1GA10FRB8 1AA10FRB8 1BA10FRB8 1-14 –08 3.07 1.91 .38 1.27 1.12
1SA12FRB8 1GA12FRB8 1AA12FRB8 1BA12FRB8 13/16-12 –08 3.45 2.28 .38 1.88 1.38
1SA10FRB10 1GA10FRB10 1AA10FRB10 1BA10FRB10 1-14 –10 3.07 1.91 .45 1.27 1.12
1SA10FRB12 1GA10FRB12 1AA10FRB12 — 1-14 –12 3.11 1.93 .45 1.27 1.12
1SA20FRB16 1GA20FRB16 1AA20FRB16 — 111/16-12 –16 4.85 3.50 .81 2.51 1.88
1SA20FRB20 1GA20FRB20 — 1BA20FRB20 111/16-12 –20 5.30 3.57 1.02 2.51 1.88
— — 1AR20FRB20* — 111/16-12 –20 5.30 3.57 1.02 2.51 1.88
— — 1AV20FRB20** — 111/16-12 –20 5.30 3.57 1.02 2.51 1.88
1SA24FRB24 1GA24FRB24 1AA24FRB24 — 2-12 –24 4.63 2.81 1.26 2.70 2.25
Female ORS Swivel 90° Long Drop Elbow (FRC) See page 228 for O-Rings.
9
1SA4FRC4 1GA4FRC4 1AA4FRC4 — /16-18 –04 2.09 1.17 .17 1.80 .69
11
13
11
1SA6FRC6 1GA6FRC6 1AA6FRC6 1BA6FRC6 /16-16 –06 2.34 1.34 .24 2.13 .81
13
13
1SA10FRC8 1GA10FRC8 1AA10FRC8 — 1-14 –08 3.07 1.91 .38 2.76 1.12
1SA10FRC10 1GA10FRC10 1AA10FRC10 — 1-14 –10 3.07 1.91 .46 2.76 1.12
1SA12FRC12 1GA12FRC12 1AA12FRC12 1BA12FRC12 13/16-12 –12 3.48 2.29 .56 3.78 1.38
1SA16FRC12 — 1AA16FRC12 — 17/16-12 –12 4.04 2.85 .61 4.50 1.62
1SA16FRC16 1GA16FRC16 1AA16FRC16 1BA16FRC16 17/16-12 –16 4.22 2.86 .78 4.50 1.62
1SA20FRC20 1GA20FRC20 — 1BA20FRC20 111/16-12 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 5.09 1.88
— — 1AR20FRC20* — 111/16-12 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 5.09 1.88
— — 1AV20FRC20** — 111/16-12 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 5.09 1.88
1SA24FRC24 1GA24FRC24 1AA24FRC24 — 2-12 –24 4.63 2.81 1.26 5.54 2.25
131
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Nipple OTC TTC Fitting TTC12 Fitting Hose

Male ORS (MR) (See page 228 for O-Rings)

9
1SA4MR4 1GA4MR4 1AA4MR4 — /16-18 –04 1.78 .86 .17 .62
11
1SA6MR6 1GA6MR6 1AA6MR6 1BA6MR6 /16-16 –06 1.99 .99 .26 .75
13
1SA8MR6 1GA8MR6 1AA8MR6 1BA8MR6 /16-16 –06 1.95 .95 .26 .88
13
1SA8MR8 1GA8MR8 1AA8MR8 1BA8MR8 /16-16 –08 2.30 1.13 .38 .88
1SA12MR12 1GA12MR12 1AA12MR12 1BA12MR12 13/16-12 –12 2.63 1.44 .61 1.25
1SA16MR12 1GA16MR12 1AA16MR12 1BA16MR12 17/16-12 –12 2.53 1.34 .61 1.50
1SA16MR16 — — — 17/16-12 –16 3.00 1.64 .81 1.50
Male Stāplok (SL) (See page 227 for O-Rings)

1S4SL4 1G4SL4 1A4SL4 — –04 2.18 1.26 .17
1S6SL6 1G6SL6 1A6SL6 1B6SL6 –06 2.30 1.30 .26
1S8SL6 1G8SL6 1A8SL6 1B8SL6 –06 2.30 1.30 .26
1S8SL8 1G8SL8 1A8SL8 1B8SL8 –08 2.52 1.35 .38
1S12SL12 1G12SL12 1A12SL12 1B12SL12 –12 2.56 1.37 .61
1S16SL16 1G16SL16 1A16SL16 1B16SL16 –16 2.95 1.60 .81
1S20SL20 1G20SL20 — 1B20SL20 –20 3.40 1.67 1.05
— — 1AP20SL20* — –20 3.40 1.67 1.05
— — 1AT20SL20** — –20 3.40 1.67 1.05
1S32SL32 1G32SL32 1A32SL32 — –32 3.87 1.89 1.75
Male SAE Inverted Flare Swivel (MF)

7
1SA4MF3 — 1AA4MF3 — /16-24 –03 2.15 1.46 .10 .44
3
1SA3MF4 — 1AA3MF4 — /8-24 –04 2.42 1.50 .10 .38
7
1SA4MF4 1GA4MF4 1AA4MF4 — /16-24 –04 2.39 1.46 .17 .44
1
1SA5MF4 — 1AA5MF4 — /2-20 –04 2.39 1.46 .17 .50
1
1SA5MF6 1GA5MF6 1AA5MF6 — /2-20 –06 2.60 1.61 .24 .50
7
1SA4MF6 — 1AA4MF6 — /16-24 –06 2.53 1.53 .17 .44
5
1SA6MF6 1GA6MF6 1AA6MF6 — /8-18 –06 2.60 1.61 .26 .62
3
1SA8MF8 1GA8MF8 1AA8MF8 — /4-18 –08 2.79 1.62 .38 .75
Male SAE Inverted Flare Swivel 45° Elbow (MFA)

7
1SA4MFA4 1GA4MFA4 1AA4MFA4 — /16-24 –04 2.67 1.75 .17 .96 .44
7
1SA4MFA6 — 1AA4MFA6 — /16-24 –06 2.81 1.81 .17 .96 .44
1
5
3
132
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Thread
Nipple OTC TTC Fitting TTC12 Fitting Flange Head Hose
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Dia. K. Size A D E H 1 2
Male SAE Inverted Flare Swivel 90° Elbow (MFB)

7
1SA4MFB4 1GA4MFB4 1AA4MFB4 — /16-24 –04 2.29 1.37 .17 1.69 .44
1
1SA5MFB4 — 1AA5MFB4 — /2-20 –04 2.29 1.37 .17 1.73 .50
7
1SA4MFB6 — 1AA4MFB6 — /16-24 –06 2.43 1.44 .17 1.69 .44
1
5
3
SAE Code 61 Split Flange (FL) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-rings, see pages 225–228.
1S8FL8 1G8FL8 1A8FL8 1B8FL8 1.19 –08 3.23 2.06 .38
1S12FL8 1G12FL8 1A12FL8 1B12FL8 1.50 –08 3.27 2.10 .38
1S12FL10 1G12FL10 1A12FL10 1B12FL10 1.50 –10 3.26 2.10 .50
1S12FL12 1G12FL12 1A12FL12 1B12FL12 1.50 –12 3.31 2.12 .61
1S16FL12 1G16FL12 1A16FL12 1B16FL12 1.75 –12 3.31 2.12 .61
1S20FL12 1G20FL12 1A20FL12 1B20FL12 2.00 –12 3.61 2.42 .61
1S12FL16 — 1A12FL16 — 1.50 –16 3.50 2.14 .58
1S16FL16 1G16FL16 1A16FL16 1B16FL16 1.75 –16 3.49 2.14 .82
1S20FL16 1G20FL16 1A20FL16 1B20FL16 2.00 –16 3.79 2.44 .82
1S24FL16 1G24FL16 1A24FL16 1B24FL16 2.38 –16 3.83 2.47 .82
1S16FL20 1G16FL20 — 1B16FL20 1.75 –20 3.94 2.21 .82
— — 1AP16FL20* — 1.75 –20 3.94 2.21 .82
— — 1AT16FL20** — 1.75 –20 3.94 2.21 .82
1S20FL20 1G20FL20 — 1B20FL20 2.00 –20 4.24 2.51 1.05
— — 1AP20FL20* — 2.00 –20 4.24 2.51 1.05
— — 1AT20FL20** — 2.00 –20 4.24 2.51 1.05
1S24FL20 1G24FL20 — 1B24FL20 2.38 –20 4.27 2.54 1.05
— — 1AP24FL20* — 2.38 –20 4.27 2.54 1.05
— — 1AT24FL20** — 2.38 –20 4.27 2.54 1.05
1S32FL20 1G32FL20 — 1B32FL20 2.81 –20 4.27 2.54 1.01
— — 1AP32FL20* — 2.81 –20 4.27 2.54 1.01
— — 1AT32FL20** — 2.81 –20 4.27 2.54 1.01
1S20FL24 1G20FL24 1A20FL24 — 2.00 –24 4.37 2.55 1.05
1S24FL24 1G24FL24 1A24FL24 1B24FL24 2.38 –24 4.40 2.58 1.26
1S32FL24 1G32FL24 1A32FL24 1B32FL24 2.81 –24 4.40 2.58 1.19
1S24FL32 1G24FL32 1A24FL32 — 2.38 –32 4.61 2.63 1.26
— — — 1B24FL32 2.38 –32 5.11 2.63 1.12
1S32FL32 1G32FL32 1A32FL32 — 2.81 –32 4.61 2.63 1.75
— — — 1B32FL32 2.81 –32 5.11 2.63 1.62
1S40FL32 1G40FL32 1A40FL32 — 3.31 –32 4.60 2.63 1.75
— — — 1B40FL32 3.31 –32 5.11 2.63 1.62
133
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Dia. K Size A D E H 1 2
SAE Code 61 Split Flange 45° Elbow (FLA) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-rings, see pages 225–228.
1S8FLA8 1G8FLA8 1A8FLA8 — 1.19 –08 3.11 1.94 .37 .78
— — — 1B8FLA8 1.19 –08 3.13 1.96 .37 .78
1S12FLA8 1G12FLA8 1A12FLA8 — 1.50 –08 3.64 2.47 .37 1.00
— — — 1B12FLA8 1.50 –08 3.66 2.50 .37 1.00
1S12FLA10 1G12FLA10 1A12FLA10 — 1.50 –10 3.68 2.53 .46 1.00
— — — 1B12FLA10 1.50 –10 3.62 2.46 .50 1.00
1S12FLA12 1G12FLA12 1A12FLA12 — 1.50 –12 3.67 2.48 .58 1.01
— — — 1B12FLA12 1.50 –12 3.66 2.46 .56 1.00
1S16FLA12 1G16FLA12 1A16FLA12 — 1.75 –12 4.16 2.97 .58 1.06
— — — 1B16FLA12 1.75 –12 4.16 2.97 .56 1.06
— — — 1B20FLA12 2.00 –12 3.66 2.46 .56 1.00
1S12FLA16 — 1A12FLA16 — 1.50 –16 3.93 2.57 .58 1.01
1S16FLA16 1G16FLA16 1A16FLA16 1B16FLA16 1.75 –16 4.35 3.00 .76 1.06
1S20FLA16 1G20FLA16 1A20FLA16 — 2.00 –16 4.81 3.45 .76 1.15
— — — 1B20FLA16 2.00 –16 4.81 3.46 .76 1.15
1S16FLA20 1G16FLA20 — 1B16FLA20 1.75 –20 4.80 3.06 .76 1.06
— — 1AP16FLA20* — 1.75 –20 4.80 3.06 .76 1.06
— — 1AT16FLA20** — 1.75 –20 4.80 3.06 .76 1.06
1SA20FLA20 1G20FLA20 — — 2.00 –20 5.28 3.55 1.01 1.18
— — — 1B20FLA20 2.00 –20 5.26 3.52 1.01 1.15
— — 1AP20FLA20 — 2.00 –20 5.28 3.55 1.01 1.18
— — 1AT20FLA20 — 2.00 –20 5.28 3.55 1.01 1.18
1S24FLA20 1G24FLA20 — 1B24FLA20 2.37 –20 5.94 4.20 1.01 1.41
— — 1AP24FLA20 — 2.37 –20 5.94 4.20 1.01 1.41
— — 1AT24FLA20 — 2.37 –20 5.94 4.20 1.01 1.41
1S20FLA24 1G20FLA24 1A20FLA24 — 2.00 –24 4.54 2.72 1.26 1.08
1S24FLA24 1G24FLA24 1A24FLA24 — 2.37 –24 6.07 4.25 1.26 1.41
— — — 1B24FLA24 2.37 –24 6.07 4.25 1.19 1.41
1S32FLA24 — 1A32FLA24 — 2.81 –24 6.07 4.25 1.26 1.41
— — — 1B32FLA24 2.81 –24 7.30 5.47 1.19 2.00
1S24FLA32 1G24FLA32 1A24FLA32 — 2.37 –32 6.27 4.29 1.26 1.41
1S32FLA32 1G32FLA32 1A32FLA32 — 2.81 –32 7.49 5.52 1.75 2.00
— — — 1B32FLA32 2.81 –32 7.53 5.05 1.62 2.00
1S40FLA32 1G40FLA32 1A40FLA32 — 3.31 –32 5.27 3.29 1.75 1.30
134
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
SAE Code 61 Split Flange 90° Elbow (FLB) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-rings, see pages 225–228.
1S8FLB8 1G8FLB8 1A8FLB8 — 1.19 –08 2.86 1.69 .37 1.63
— — — 1B8FLB8 1.19 –08 2.87 1.70 .37 1.63
1S12FLB8 1G12FLB8 1A12FLB8 — 1.50 –08 3.45 2.28 .37 2.13
— — — 1B12FLB8 1.50 –08 3.38 2.21 .37 2.13
1S12FLB10 1G12FLB10 1A12FLB10 — 1.50 –10 3.44 2.29 .50 2.13
— — — 1B12FLB10 1.50 –10 3.46 2.30 .50 2.13
1S12FLB12 1G12FLB12 1A12FLB12 — 1.50 –12 3.49 2.30 .58 2.13
— — — 1B12FLB12 1.50 –12 3.49 2.30 .56 2.13
1S16FLB12 1G16FLB12 1A16FLB12 — 1.75 –12 4.03 2.84 .58 2.38
— — — 1B16FLB12 1.75 –12 4.03 2.84 .56 2.38
1S20FLB12 — 1A20FLB12 — 2.00 –12 4.67 3.48 .58 2.62
— — — 1B20FLB12 2.00 –12 3.49 2.30 .56 2.62
1S12FLB16 1G12FLB16 1A12FLB16 — 1.50 –16 4.20 2.85 .76 2.17
1S16FLB16 1G16FLB16 1A16FLB16 — 1.75 –16 4.22 2.86 .76 2.38
— — — 1B16FLB16 1.75 –16 4.22 2.87 .76 2.38
1S20FLB16 1G20FLB16 1A20FLB16 — 2.00 –16 4.85 3.50 .76 2.62
— — — 1B20FLB16 2.00 –16 4.86 3.50 .76 2.62
1S24FLB16 1G24FLB16 1A24FLB16 1B24FLB16 2.37 –16 5.59 4.24 .76 3.12
1S16FLB20 1G16FLB20 — 1B16FLB20 1.75 –20 4.66 2.93 .76 2.38
— — 1AP16FLB20* — 1.75 –20 4.66 2.93 .76 2.38
— — 1AT16FLB20** — 1.75 –20 4.66 2.93 .76 2.38
1S20FLB20 1G20FLB20 — 1B20FLB20 2.00 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 2.62
— — 1AP20FLB20* — 2.00 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 2.62
— — 1AT20FLB20** — 2.00 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 2.62
1S24FLB20 1G24FLB20 — 1B24FLB20 2.37 –20 6.04 4.31 1.01 3.12
— — 1AP24FLB20* — 2.37 –20 6.04 4.31 1.01 3.12
— — 1AT24FLB20** — 2.37 –20 6.04 4.31 1.01 3.12
1S32FLB20 1G32FLB20 — — 2.81 –20 4.25 2.52 1.01 2.56
1S16FLB24 1G16FLB24 1A16FLB24 — 1.75 –24 4.80 2.97 .76 2.38
— — — 1B16FLB24 1.75 –24 4.78 2.96 .76 2.37
1S20FLB24 1G20FLB24 1A20FLB24 — 2.00 –24 5.43 3.61 1.01 2.62
1S24FLB24 1G24FLB24 1A24FLB24 — 2.37 –24 6.18 4.35 1.26 3.12
— — — 1B24FLB24 2.37 –24 6.18 4.35 1.19 3.12
1S32FLB24 1G32FLB24 1A32FLB24 — 2.81 –24 7.28 5.45 1.26 4.50
— — — 1B32FLB24 2.81 –24 7.28 5.45 1.19 4.50
1S24FLB32 — 1A24FLB32 — 2.37 –32 6.37 4.40 1.26 3.12
— — — 1B24FLB32 2.37 –32 6.85 4.37 1.12 3.12
1S32FLB32 1G32FLB32 1A32FLB32 — 2.81 –32 7.47 5.49 1.75 4.50
— — — 1B32FLB32 2.81 –32 7.20 4.72 1.62 4.50
1S40FLB32 1G40FLB32 1A40FLB32 — 3.31 –32 7.47 5.49 1.75 4.56
— — — 1B40FLB32 3.31 –32 7.20 4.72 1.62 4.56
SAE Code 61 Split Flange 221/2° Elbow (FLD) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B8FLD8 1.19 –08 3.38 2.20 .37 .36
— — — 1B12FLD8 1.50 –08 3.97 2.80 .37 .44
— — — 1B12FLD12 1.50 –12 4.01 2.82 .56 .44
— — — 1B16FLD12 1.75 –12 4.45 3.26 .56 .45
1S16FLD16 — 1A16FLD16 1B16FLD16 1.75 –16 4.64 3.29 .76 .45
1S20FLD16 — 1A20FLD16 1B20FLD16 2.00 –16 5.12 3.77 .76 .46
1S20FLD20 — — 1B20FLD20 2.00 –20 5.57 3.83 1.01 .46
— 1AP20FLD20* — 2.00 –20 5.57 3.83 1.01 .46
— — 1AT20FLD20** — 2.00 –20 5.57 3.83 1.01 .46
— — 1B24FLD20 2.37 –20 6.31 4.58 1.01 .56
— — — 1B24FLD24 2.37 –24 6.45 4.63 1.19 .56
— — — 1B32FLD32 2.81 –32 2.13 4.64 1.62 .88
135
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
SAE Code 61 Split Flange 671/2° Elbow (FLE) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B8FLE8 1.19 –08 3.40 2.24 .37 1.27
— — — 1B12FLE12 1.50 –12 4.22 3.04 .56 1.59
— — — 1B16FLE12 1.75 –12 4.84 3.65 .56 1.74
— — — 1B16FLE16 1.75 –16 5.03 3.67 .76 1.74
— — — 1B20FLE16 2.00 –16 5.73 4.38 .76 1.83
— — 1AP20FLE20* — 2.00 –20 6.18 4.44 1.01 1.83
— — 1AT20FLE20** — 2.00 –20 6.18 4.44 1.01 1.83
1S20FLE20 — — 1B20FLE20 2.00 –20 6.18 4.44 1.01 1.83
— — — 1B24FLE24 2.37 –24 7.21 5.39 1.19 2.14
— — — 1B32FLE32 2.81 –32 7.57 5.08 1.62 3.25
SAE Code 61 Split Flange 30° Elbow (FLF) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B8FLF8 1.19 –08 3.32 2.15 .37 .50
— — — 1B12FLF12 1.50 –12 3.94 2.75 .56 .62
— — — 1B16FLF12 1.75 –12 4.38 3.19 .56 .64
— — — 1B16FLF16 1.75 –16 4.57 3.22 .76 .64
— — — 1B20FLF16 2.00 –16 5.04 3.69 .76 .67
— — — 1B20FLF20 2.00 –20 5.49 3.76 1.01 .67
— — — 1B24FLF20 2.37 –20 6.22 4.49 1.01 .82
— — — 1B24FLF24 2.37 –24 6.36 4.54 1.19 .82
— — — 1B32FLF32 2.81 –32 7.37 4.88 1.62 1.25
— — — 1B40FLF32 3.31 –32 7.42 4.93 1.62 1.28
SAE Code 61 Split Flange 60° Elbow (FLG) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B8FLG8 1.19 –08 3.57 2.40 .37 1.13
— — — 1B12FLG12 1.50 –12 4.42 3.23 .56 1.39
— — — 1B16FLG12 1.75 –12 5.05 3.86 .56 1.51
1S16FLG16 1G16FLG16 1A16FLG16 1B16FLG16 1.75 –16 5.24 3.89 .76 1.51
1S20FLG16 — — 1B20FLG16 2.00 –16 5.95 4.60 .76 1.57
— — — 1B20FLG20 2.00 –20 6.40 4.67 1.01 1.57
— — — 1B24FLG20 2.37 –20 7.34 5.61 1.01 1.81
1S24FLG24 1G24FLG24 1A24FLG24 1B24FLG24 2.37 –24 7.47 5.65 1.19 1.81
— — — 1B32FLG32 2.81 –32 7.68 5.20 1.62 2.87
136
FC466, FC498.
Fittings
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Dia. Kφ Size A D Eφ H 1 2
SAE Code 62 Split Flange (FH) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B8FH8 1.25 –08 3.23 2.06 .37
— — — 1B12FH8 1.63 –08 3.27 2.10 .38
— — — 1B12FH10 1.63 –10 3.26 2.11 .50
— — — 1B12FH12 1.63 –12 3.31 2.12 .61
— — — 1B16FH12 1.87 –12 3.31 2.12 .61
— — — 1B16FH16 1.87 –16 3.50 2.14 .81
— — — 1B20FH16 2.13 –16 3.80 2.44 .81
— — — 1B20FH20 2.13 –20 4.24 2.51 1.05
— — — 1B24FH20 2.50 –20 4.24 2.51 1.05
— — — 1B24FH24 2.50 –24 4.40 2.58 1.26
— — — 1B32FH32 3.12 –32 5.11 2.63 1.62
SAE Code 62 Split Flange 221/2° Elbow (FHD) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B32FHD32 3.12 –32 6.69 4.64 1.62 .88
SAE Code 62 Split Flange 30° Elbow (FHF) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B32FHF32 3.12 –32 6.93 4.88 1.62 1.25
SAE Code 62 Split Flange 45° Elbow (FHA) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B12FHA12 1.63 –12 3.66 2.46 .56 1.00
— — — 1B16FHA16 1.87 –16 4.35 3.00 .76 1.06
— — — 1B20FHA16 2.13 –16 4.81 3.46 .76 1.15
— — — 1B20FHA20 2.13 –20 5.26 3.52 1.01 1.15
— — — 1B24FHA24 2.50 –24 6.07 4.25 1.19 1.41
— — — 1B32FHA32 3.12 –32 7.53 5.05 1.62 2.00
137
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Dia. Kφ Size A D Eφ H 1 2
SAE Code 62 Split Flange 60° Elbow (FHG) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B16FHG16 1.87 –16 5.21 3.88 .81 1.51
— — — 1B20FHG16 2.13 –16 5.93 4.60 .81 1.57
— — — 1B32FHG32 3.12 –32 7.25 5.20 1.62 2.87
SAE Code 62 Split Flange 671/2° Elbow (FHE) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B32FHE32 3.12 –32 7.13 5.08 1.62 3.25
SAE Code 62 Split Flange 90° Elbow (FHB) For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
— — — 1B8FHB8 1.25 –08 2.87 1.70 .37 1.63
— — — 1B12FHB12 1.63 –12 3.49 2.30 .56 2.13
— — — 1B16FHB12 1.87 –12 4.03 2.84 .56 2.38
— — — 1B16FHB16 1.87 –16 4.22 2.86 .76 2.38
— — — 1B20FHB16 2.13 –16 4.85 3.50 .76 2.62
— — — 1B20FHB20 2.13 –20 5.30 3.57 1.01 2.62
— — — 1B24FHB24 2.50 –24 6.28 4.35 1.19 3.12
— — — 1B32FHB32 3.12 –32 7.20 4.72 1.62 4.50
138
Global Metric Fittings
Fittings
FC466, FC498. All dimensions in millimeters.

Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread T Size A D Eφ H 1 2
BSP Female Swivel (BF)

1S4BF4 1G4BF4 1A4BF4 — G 1/4 –04 42.3 18.9 4.2 19
3
1S6BF6 1G6BF6 1A6BF6 1B6BF6 G /8 –06 46.4 21.1 6.7 22
1
1S8BF6 1G8BF6 1A8BF6 — G /2 –06 47.9 22.6 6.7 27
1
1S8BF8 1G8BF8 1A8BF8 1B8BF8 G /2 –08 53.5 23.8 9.6 27
5
1S10BF10 1G10BF10 1A10BF10 — G /8 –10 54.1 24.7 12.8 30
3
1S12BF12 1G12BF12 1A12BF12 1B12BF12 G /4 –12 55.5 25.3 15.5 32
1S16BF16 1G16BF16 1A16BF16 1B16BF16 G 1 –16 62.0 27.6 20.7 41
1S20BF20 1G20BF20 1AT20BF20** 1B20BF20 G 11/4 –20 73.6 29.6 26.6 50
1S24BF24 1G24BF24 — 1B24BF24 G 11/2 –24 80.0 33.7 32.0 55
1S32BF32 1G32BF32 — — G 2 –32 85.4 35.2 44.4 70
JIS Female Swivel (JM)

1
1S4JM4 1G4JM4 1A4JM4 — G /4 –04 47.0 23.6 4.2 19 19
3
1S6JM6 1G6JM6 1A6JM6 — G /8 –06 51.0 25.7 6.7 22 22
1
1S8JM8 1G8JM8 1A8JM8 1B8JM8 G /2 –08 58.0 28.3 9.6 27 27
3
1S12JM12 1G12JM12 1A12JM12 1B12JM12 G /4 –12 62.0 31.8 15.5 32 36
1S16JM16 1G16JM16 1A16JM16 1B16JM16 G 1 –16 69.0 34.6 20.7 41 41
1S20JM20 1G20JM20 1AP20JM20* 1B20JM20 G 11/4 –20 80.2 36.2 26.6 50 46
— — 1AT20JM20** — G 11/4 –20 80.2 36.2 26.6 50 46
*Uses 1 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330, and FTR1208 assembly machines require a one piece fitting.
**Uses 2 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330, and FT1208 assembly machines require a one piece fitting.
139
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
All dimensions in millimeters.
BSP Female Swivel, 45° Elbow (BFA)

1S4BFA4 1G4BFA4 1A4BFA4 — G 1/4 –04 65.3 41.9 4.2 16.5 19
1S6BFA6 1G6BFA6 1A6BFA6 — G 3/8 –06 73.8 48.5 6.7 19.0 22
1S8BFA8 1G8BFA8 1A8BFA8 1B8BFA8 G 1/2 –08 91.5 61.8 9.6 24.8 27
1S10BFA10 1G10BFA10 1A10BFA10 — G 5/8 –10 100.4 71.0 12.8 27.4 30
1S12BFA12 1G12BFA12 1A12BFA12 1B12BFA12 G 3/4 –12 108.8 78.6 15.5 29.4 32
1S16BFA16 1G16BFA16 1A16BFA16 1B16BFA16 G1 –16 126.8 92.4 20.7 33.2 41
1S20BFA20 1G20BFA20 1AT20BFA20* 1B20BFA20 G 11/4 –20 153.6 109.6 26.6 37.2 50
BSP Female Swivel. 90° Elbow (BFB)

1S4BFB4 1G4BFB4 1A4BFB4 — G 1/4 –04 56.4 33.0 4.2 31.0 19
1S6BFB6 1G6BFB6 1A6BFB6 — G 3/8 –06 64.1 38.8 6.7 36.6 22
1S8BFB6 1G8BFB6 1A8BFB6 — G 1/2 –06 74.6 49.3 6.7 48.5 27
1S8BFB8 1G8BFB8 1A8BFB8 1B8BFB8 G 1/2 –08 80.2 50.5 9.6 48.5 27
1S10BFB10 1G10BFB10 1A10BFB10 — G 5/8 –10 90.6 61.2 12.8 56.3 30
1S12BFB12 1G12BFB12 1A12BFB12 1B12BFB12 G 3/4 –12 99.3 69.1 15.5 61.5 32
1S16BFB16 1G16BFB16 1A16BFB16 1B16BFB16 G1 –16 118.2 83.8 20.7 71.5 41
1S20BFB20 1G20BFB20 1AT20BFB20* 1B20BFB20 G 1/4 –20 146.2 102.2 26.6 82.5 50
* Uses 2 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330 and FT1208 assembly machines require a one piece fitting.
140
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
BSP Male Tapered, BSPT (BT)

1S4BT4 1G4BT4 1A4BT4 — R 1/4 -19 –04 50.6 27.2 4.2 14
1S6BT6 1G6BT6 1A6BT6 1B6BT6 R 3/8-19 –06 54.9 29.6 6.7 19
1S8BT8 1G8BT8 1A8BT8 1B8BT8 R 1/2 -14 –08 66.2 36.5 9.6 22
1S12BT12 1G12BT12 1A12BT12 1B12BT12 R 3/4 -14 –12 71.1 40.9 15.5 30
1S16BT16 1G16BT16 1A16BT16 1B16BT16 R 1 -11 –16 81.2 46.8 20.7 36
1S20BT20 1G20BT20 1AT20BT20* 1B20BT20 R 11/4 -11 –20 96.2 52.2 26.6 46
1B24BT24 R 11/4 -11 –24 100.8 54.5 32.0 50
BSP Male Parallel (BP)

1S4BP4 1G4BP4 1A4BP4 — G 1/4 –04 44.3 20.9 4.2 19
1S6BP6 1G6BP6 1A6BP6 — G 3/8 –06 48.4 23.1 6.7 22
1S8BP6 1G8BP6 1A8BP6 — G 1/2 –06 52.4 27.1 6.7 27
1S8BP8 1G8BP8 1A8BP8 — G 1/2 –08 58.0 28.3 9.6 27
1S12BP12 1G12BP12 1A12BP12 — G 3/4 –12 63.1 32.9 15.5 32
1S16BP16 1G16BP16 1A16BP16 — G1 –16 70.9 36.5 20.7 41
141
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Nipple OTC TTC TTC12 Tube Hose
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread T O.D. Size A D Eφ H 1 2
DKO Female Swivel, Light Duty (DL)

1S5DL4 1G5DL4 1A5DL4 — M12 x 1.5 6 –04 48.0 24.6 4.2 17
1S6DL4 1G6DL4 1A6DL4 — M14 x 1.5 8 –04 46.0 22.6 4.2 17
1S8DL6 1G8DL6 1A8DL6 1B8DL6 M16 x 1.5 10 –06 56.9 31.6 6.7 19
1S10DL6 1G10DL6 1A10DL6 1B10DL6 M18 x 1.5 12 –06 51.2 25.9 6.7 22
1S12DL8 1G12DL8 1A12DL8 1B12DL8 M22 x 1.5 15 –08 58.3 28.6 9.6 27
1S16DL10 1G16DL10 1A16DL10 1B16DL10 M26 x 1.5 18 –10 59.2 29.8 12.8 32
1S20DL12 1G20DL12 1A20DL12 1B20DL12 M30 x 2 22 –12 62.5 32.3 15.5 36
1S25DL16 1G25DL16 1A25DL16 1B25DL16 M36 x 2 28 –16 68.2 33.8 20.7 41
1S32DL20 1G32DL20 1AT32DL20* 1B32DL20 M45 x 2 35 –20 83.7 39.7 26.6 50
1S40DL24 1G40DL24 1A40DL24 — M52 x 2 42 –24 87.2 40.9 32.0 60
DKO Female Swivel, Light Duty, 45° Elbow (DLA)

1S6DLA4 1G6DLA4 1A6DLA4 — M14 x 1.5 8 –04 62.4 39.0 4.2 17.5 17
1S8DLA6 1G8DLA6 1A8DLA6 — M16 x 1.5 10 –06 66.8 41.5 6.7 19.0 19
1S10DLA6 1G10DLA6 1A10DLA6 — M18 x 1.5 12 –06 69.8 44.5 6.7 20.5 22
1S12DLA8 1G12DLA8 1A12DLA8 — M22 x 1.5 15 –08 81.7 52.0 9.6 21.5 27
1S16DLA10 1G16DLA10 1A16DLA10 — M26 x 1.5 18 –10 88.4 59.0 12.8 27.5 32
1S20DLA12 1G20DLA12 1A20DLA12 — M30 x 2 22 –12 98.4 68.2 15.5 26.0 36
1S25DLA16 1G25DLA16 1A25DLA16 — M36 x 2 28 –16 120.0 85.6 20.7 33.5 41
— — 1AT32DLA20* — M45 x 2 35 –20 148.0 104.0 26.6 43.0 50
142
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Nipple OTC TTC TTC12 Tube Hose
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread T O.D. Size A D Eφ H 1 2
DKO Female Swivel, Light Duty, 90° Elbow (DLB)

1S5DLB4 1G5DLB4 1A5DLB4 — M12 x 1.5 6 –04 49.9 26.5 4.2 26.5 17
1S5DLB4 1G6DLB4 1A6DLB4 — M14 x 1.5 8 –04 51.9 28.5 4.2 31.5 17
1S8DLB6 1G8DLB6 1A8DLB6 1B8DLB6 M16 x 1.5 10 –06 57.3 32.0 6.7 35.5 19
1S10DLB6 1G10DLB6 1A10DLB6 — M18 x 1.5 12 –06 60.3 35.0 6.7 39.0 22
1S12DLB8 1G12DLB8 1A12DLB8 1B12DLB8 M22 x 1.5 15 –08 72.0 42.3 9.6 43.0 27
1S16DLB10 1G16DLB10 1A16DLB10 — M26 x 1.5 18 –10 82.9 53.5 12.8 59.0 32
1S20DLB12 1G20DLB12 1A20DLB12 1B20DLB12 M30 x 2 22 –12 95.0 64.8 15.5 54.0 36
1S25DLB16 1G25DLB16 1A25DLB16 — M36 x 2 28 –16 154.4 120.0 20.7 71.0 41
— — 1AT32DLB20 — M45 x 2 35 –20 119.0 75.0 26.6 76.0 50
24° Male, Light Duty (DK)

1S5DK4 1G5DK4 1A5DK4 — M12 x 1.5 6 –04 44.7 21.3 4.2 12
1S6DK4 1G6DK4 1A6DK4 — M14 x 1.5 8 –04 44.5 21.1 4.2 14
1S8DK6 1G8DK6 1A8DK6 — M16 x 1.5 10 –06 52.0 26.7 6.7 17
1S10DK6 1G10DK6 1A10DK6 — M18 x 1.5 12 –06 49.0 23.7 6.7 19
1S12DK8 1G12DK8 1A12DK8 — M22 x 1.5 15 –08 56.0 26.3 9.6 24
1S16DK10 1G16DK10 1A16DK10 — M26 x 1.5 18 –10 56.0 26.6 12.8 27
1S20DK12 1G20DK12 1A20DK12 — M30 x 2 22 –12 62.0 31.8 15.5 32
1S25DK16 1G25DK16 1A25DK16 — M36 x 2 28 –16 66.0 31.6 20.7 41
1S32DK20 1G32DK20 1AT32DK20* — M45 x 2 35 –20 79.4 35.4 26.6 46
143
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Nipple OTC TTC TTC12 Thread Tube Hose
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number T O.D Size A D Eφ H 1 2
DKO Female Swivel, Heavy Duty (DS)

1S5DS4 1G5DS4 1A5DS4 — M16 x 1.5 8 –04 49.6 26.2 4.2 19
1S6DS4 1G6DS4 1A6DS4 — M18 x 1.5 10 –04 50.8 27.4 4.2 22
1S8DS6 1G8DS6 1A8DS6 1B8DS6 M20 x 1.5 12 –06 53.8 28.5 6.7 24
1S10DS6 1G10DS6 1A10DS6 1B10DS6 M22 x 1.5 14 –06 56.9 31.6 6.7 27
1S12DS8 1G12DS8 1A12DS8 1B12DS8 M24 x 1.5 16 –08 62.4 32.7 9.6 30
1S16DS10 1G16DS10 1A16DS10 1B16DS10 M30 x 2 20 –10 66.9 37.5 12.8 36
1S20DS12 1G20DS12 1A20DS12 1B20DS12 M36 x 2 25 –12 72.0 41.8 15.5 46
1S25DS16 1G25DS16 1A25DS16 1B25DS16 M42 x 2 30 –16 78.5 44.1 20.7 50
— — — 1B32DS20 M52 x 2 38 –20 93.7 49.7 26.6 60
DKO Female Swivel, Heavy Duty, 45° Elbow (DSA)

1S6DSA4 1G6DSA4 1A6DSA4 — M18 x 1.5 10 –04 61.4 38.0 4.2 17.0 22
1S8DSA6 1G8DSA6 1A8DSA6 1B8DSA6 M20 x 1.5 12 –06 68.3 43.0 6.7 19.0 24
1S10DSA6 1G10DSA6 1A10DSA6 — M22 x 1.5 14 –06 68.8 43.5 6.7 20.0 27
1S12DSA8 1G12DSA8 1A12DSA8 1B12DSA8 M24 x 1.5 16 –08 79.7 50.0 9.6 23.0 30
1S16DSA10 1G16DSA10 1A16DSA10 1B16DSA10 M30 x 2 20 –10 89.3 59.9 12.8 26.0 36
144
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Nipple OTC TTC TTC12 Thread Tube Hose
Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number T O.D Size A D Eφ H 1 2
DKO Female Swivel, Heavy Duty, 90° Elbow (DSB)

1S6DSB4 1G6DSB4 1A6DSB4 — M18 x 1.5 10 –04 54.5 31.0 4.2 33.5 22
1S8DSB6 1G8DSB6 1A8DSB6 1B8DSB6 M20 x 1.5 12 –06 60.3 35.0 6.7 35.0 24
1S16DSB10 1G16DSB10 1A16DSB10 1B16DSB10 M30 x 2 20 –10 82.0 52.6 12.8 53.5 36
24° Male, Heavy Duty (EK)

1S5EK4 1G5EK4 1A5EK4 — M16 x 1.5 8 –04 47.5 24.1 4.2 17
1S6EK4 1G6EK4 1A6EK4 — M18 x 1.5 10 –04 40.7 23.6 4.2 19
1S8EK6 1G8EK6 1A8EK6 1B8EK6 M20 x 1.5 12 –06 50.3 25.0 6.7 22
1S10EK6 1G10EK6 1A10EK6 1B10EK6 M22 x 1.5 14 –06 52.6 27.3 6.7 24
1S12EK8 1G12EK8 1A12EK8 1B12EK8 M24 x 1.5 16 –08 58.0 28.3 9.6 27
1S16EK10 1G16EK10 1A16EK10 1B16EK10 M30 x 2 20 –10 62.0 32.6 12.8 32
1S20EK12 1G20EK12 1A20EK12 1B20EK12 M36 x 2 25 –12 65.5 35.3 15.5 41
1S25EK16 1G25EK16 1A25EK16 1B25EK16 M42 x 2 30 –16 72.3 37.9 20.7 46
145
Fittings
FC466, FC498.
Nipple OTC TTC Fitting TTC12 Fitting Hose

Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Thread Size A D Eφ H 1 2
JIS Female Swivel (JF)

1
1S4JF4 1G4JF4 1A4JF4 –– G /4 –04 53.2 29.8 4.2 19 19
3
1S6JF6 1G6JF6 1A6JF6 1B6JF6 G /8 –06 59.2 33.9 6.7 22 22
1
1S8JF8 1G8JF8 1A8JF8 1B8JF8 G /2 –08 66.3 36.6 9.6 27 27
3
1S12JF12 1G12JF12 1A12JF12 1B12JF12 G /4 –12 73.3 43.1 15.5 32 36
1S16JF16 1G16JF16 1A16JF16 1B16JF16 G 1 –16 83.6 49.2 20.7 41 41
1S20JF20 1G20JF20 1AP20JF20* 1B20JF20 G 11/4 –20 102.1 58.1 26.6 50 46
–– –– 1AT20JF20** –– G 11/4 –20 102.1 58.1 26.6 50 46
1S24JF24 1G24JF24 1A24JF24 1B24JF24 G 11/2 –24 109.7 63.4 32.0 55 50
1S32JF32 1G32JF32 1A32JF32 1B32JF32 G 2 –32 122.6 72.4 44.4 70 65
Komatsu Female Swivel (KF)

1S4KF4 1G4KF4 1A4KF4 –– M14 x 1.5 –04 56.1 32.7 42.2 19 19
1S6KF6 1G6KF6 1A6KF6 –– M18 x 1.5 –06 60.4 35.1 6.7 24 22
1S8KF8 1G8KF8 1A8KF8 –– M22 x 1.5 –08 69.5 39.8 9.6 27 27
1S10KF10 1G10KF10 1A10KF10 –– M24 x 1.5 –10 75.4 46.0 12.4 32 30
1S10KF12 1G10KF12 1A10KF12 –– M24 x 1.5 –12 76.6 46.4 12.4 32 30
1S12KF12 1G12KF12 1A12KF12 1B12KF12 M30 x 1.5 –12 81.5 51.3 15.5 36 36
1S16KF16 1G16KF16 1A16KF16 1B16KF16 M33 x 1.5 –16 91.4 57.0 20.7 41 41
1S20KF20 1G20KF20 1AP20KF20* 1B20KF20 M36 x 1.5 –20 113.4 69.4 26.6 46 46
–– –– 1AT20KF20** –– M36 x 1.5 –20 113.4 60.4 26.6 46 46
1S24KF24 1G24KF24 1A24KF24 –– M42 x 1.5 –24 120.5 74.2 32.0 55 50
*Uses 1 wire braid hose socket. FT1320, FT1330, and FT1208 assembly machines require a one piece fitting.
146
FC466, FC498.
Fittings
Nipple OTC TTC Fitting TTC12 Fitting Flange Hose

Part Number Part Number Part Number Part Number Dia. Size A D Eφ H 1 2
Komatsu Split Flange (KS)

1S10KS10 1G10KS10 1A10KS10 1B10KS10 34.2 –10 94.2 64.8 11.5
Komatsu Split Flange 45º Elbow (KSA)

1S10KSA10 1G10KSA10 1A10KSA10 1B10KSA10 34.2 –10 86.1 56.7 11.5 21.8
Komatsu Split Flange 90º Elbow (KSB)

1S10KSB10 1G10KSB10 1A10KSB10 1B10KSB10 34.2 –10 77.9 48.5 11.5 51.3
147
Spiral Single Skive Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose

1508 (–12, –16, –20),
FC136 (–06 thru –24),
FC250A, FC254 (–20, –24),
FC323 (–12, –16, –20, –24),
Fittings
FC324 (–12, –16),

GH493 (–8, –12, –16, –20, –24)
SAE 37° (JIC)

Male pipe SAE 37° (JIC) swivel male flare SAE straight thread
FC9516/FJ9759 FC9515/FJ9760 FC9631/FJ9915 O-Ring male
FJ9568 FJ9567 FC9712/FJ9916
All dimensions in inches.
Complete Component Part Numbers
Fitting Hose
1 2
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A D Eφ H
Male pipe
1
FC9516–0406S 186101–4–6S FC3471–06S /4-18 –06 2.44 1.24 .26 .69
3
FC9516–0606S 186101–6–6S FC3471–06S /8-18 –06 2.44 1.24 .26 .69
1
FC9516–0806S 186101–8–6S FC3471–06S /2-14 –06 2.44 1.24 .26 .88
1
FC9516–0408S 186101–4–8S FC3471–08S /4-18 –08 2.60 1.25 .30 .81
3
FC9516–0608S 186101–6–8S FC3471–08S /8-18 –08 2.60 1.25 .38 .81
1
FC9516–0808S 186101–8–8S FC3471–08S /2-14 –08 2.84 1.50 .38 .88
3
FC9516–1208S 186101–12–8S FC3471–08S /4-14 –08 2.60 1.25 .38 1.06
1
FC9516–0810S 186101–8–10S FC3471–10S /2-14 –10 3.00 1.53 .50 1.00
3
FJ9759–1212S FC1411–1212S FC1410–12S /4-14 –12 3.38 1.66 .61 1.12
FJ9759–1616S FC1411–1616S FC1410–16S 1-111/2 –16 3.76 1.86 .78 1.38
FJ9759–2020S * * 11/4-111/2 –20 4.78 2.13 1.05 1.81
FJ9759–2424S * * 11/2-111/2 –24 5.17 2.24 1.26 2.00
FJ9568–3232S * * 2-111/2 –32 5.71 2.35 1.69 2.62
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
9
FC9515–0606S 186100H6–6S FC3471–06S /16-18 –06 2.64 1.44 .26 .69 .69
3
FC9515–0806S 186100H8–6S FC3471–06S /4-16 –06 2.74 1.54 .26 .88 .69
3
FC9515–0808S 186100H8–8S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 2.90 1.55 .38 .88 .81
7
FC9515–1008S 186100H10–8S FC3471–08S /8-14 –08 3.01 1.66 .38 1.00 .81
FC9515–1208S 186100H12–8S FC3471–08S 11/16-12 –08 2.85 1.50 .38 1.25 1.00
7
FC9515–1010S 186100H10–10S FC3471–10S /8-14 –10 3.22 1.76 .50 1.00 1.00
FC9515–1210S 186100H12–10S FC3471–10S 11/16-12 –10 3.25 1.78 .50 1.25 1.00
FJ9760–1212S FJ8760–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.53 1.80 .61 1.25 1.06
FJ9760–1612S FJ8760–1612S FC1410–12S 15/16-12 –12 3.76 2.04 .61 1.50 1.25
FJ9760–1616S FJ8760–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 3.81 1.92 .78 1.50 1.25
FJ9760–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 4.48 1.83 1.05 2.00
FJ9760–2424S * * 17/8-12 –24 4.92 2.00 1.26 2.25
FJ9567–3232S * * 21/2-12 –32 5.68 2.33 1.69 2.88
SAE 37° (JIC) male flare
9
FC9631–0606S 186103–6–6S FC3471–06S /16-18 –06 2.43 1.24 .26 .69
3
FC9631–0806S 186103–8–6S FC3471–06S /4-16 –06 2.53 1.34 .26 .81
3
FC9631–0808S 186103–8–8S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 2.69 1.35 .38 .81
7
FC9631–1008S 186103–10–8S FC3471–08S /8-14 –08 2.85 1.51 .38 .94
FC9631–1208S 186103–12–8S FC3471–08S 11/16-12 –08 2.78 1.43 .38 1.12
7
FC9631–1010S 186103–10–10S FC3471–10S /8-14 –10 3.00 1.54 .48 1.00
FC9631–1210S 186103–12–10S FC3471–10S 11/16-12 –10 2.93 1.46 .50 1.12
FJ9915–1212S FC1474–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.49 1.77 .61 1.12
FJ9915–1612S FC1474–1612S FC1410–12S 15/16-12 –12 3.30 1.58 .61 1.38
FJ9915–1616S FC1474–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 3.78 1.88 .78 1.38
SAE O-Ring male (see page 228 for O-Rings)
9
FC9712–0606S 186121–6–6S FC3471–06S /16-18 –06 2.27 1.07 .26 .69
3
FC9712–0806S 186121–8–6S FC3471–06S /4-16 –06 2.12 .93 .26 .88
3
FC9712–0808S 186121–8–8S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 2.53 1.19 .38 .88
7
FC9712–1008S 186121–10–8S FC3471–08S /8-14 –08 2.35 1.00 .38 1.00
7
FC9712–1010S 186121–10–10S FC3471–10S /8-14 –10 2.74 1.28 .50 1.00
FC9712–1210S 186121–12–10S FC3471–10S 11/16-12 –10 2.66 1.19 .50 1.25
FJ9916–1212S FC1475–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.22 1.50 .61 1.25
FJ9916–1616S FC1475–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 3.46 1.57 .78 1.50
*Complete fittings are one-piece assemblies.
148
Spiral Single Skive
Crimp Fittings
Fittings
SAE 37° SAE 37° SAE 37°
(JIC) swivel (JIC) swivel (JIC) swivel
FC5963/FJ9775 221/2° elbow
FC5965/FJ9776 30° elbow FC5967/FJ9778 60° elbow 90° elbow
FC9627/FJ9777 45° elbow FC5969/FJ9779 671/2° elbow FC9625/FJ9780
Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A D Eφ H 1 2
221/2° elbow
3
FC5963–0808S FC4963–0808S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 3.54 2.20 .38 .47 .88 .81
FJ9775–1212S FJ8775–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.24 2.52 .61 .52 1.25
FJ9775–1616S FJ8775–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.13 3.24 .78 .69 1.50
FJ9775–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 6.42 3.77 1.05 .80 2.00
FJ9775–2424S * * 17/8-12 –24 7.41 4.49 1.26 .95 2.25
30° elbow
3
FC5965–0808S FC4965–0808S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 3.49 2.14 .38 .62 .88 .81
FJ9776–1212S FJ8776–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.18 2.45 .61 .69 1.25
FJ9776–1616S FJ8776–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.20 3.30 .78 .95 1.50
FJ9776–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 6.55 3.90 1.05 1.11 2.00
FJ9776–2424S 17/8-12 –24 7.48 4.56 1.26 1.29 2.25
45° elbow
3
FC9627–0808S FC8627–0808S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 3.46 2.12 .38 .95 .88 .81
FC9627–1210S FC8627–1210S FC3471–10S 11/16-12 –10 4.07 2.60 .50 1.16 1.25 1.00
FJ9777–1212S FJ8777–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.39 2.67 .61 1.16 1.25
FJ9777–1616S FJ8777–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.34 3.44 .78 1.53 1.50
FJ9777–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 6.51 3.86 1.05 1.70 2.00
FJ9777–2424S * * 17/8-12 –24 7.47 4.55 1.26 1.99 2.25
60° elbow
3
FC5967–0808S FC4967–0808S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 3.35 2.01 .38 1.26 .88 .81
FJ9778–1212S FJ8778–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.37 2.65 .61 1.60 1.25
FJ9778–1616S FJ8778–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.24 3.34 .78 2.08 1.50
FJ9778–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 6.46 3.81 1.05 2.33 2.00
FJ9778–2424S * * 17/8-12 –24 7.36 4.44 1.26 2.72 2.25
671/2° elbow
3
FC5969–0808S FC4969–0808S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 3.37 2.03 .38 1.47 .88 .81
FJ9779–1212S FJ8779–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.30 2.58 .61 1.80 1.25
FJ9779–1616S FJ8779–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.18 3.28 .78 2.36 1.50
FJ9779–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 6.33 3.68 1.05 2.62 2.00
FJ9779–2424S * * 17/8-12 –24 6.79 3.87 1.26 2.76 2.25
90° elbow
3
FC9625–0808S FC8625–0808S FC3471–08S /4-16 –08 3.04 1.69 .38 1.87 .88 .81
FC9625–1210S FC8625–1210S FC3471–10S 11/16-12 –10 3.63 2.16 .50 2.35 1.25 1.00
FJ9780–1212S FJ8780–1212S FC1410–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.95 2.23 .61 2.35 1.25
FJ9780–1616S FJ8780–1616S FC1410–16S 15/16-12 –16 4.68 2.78 .78 3.04 1.50
FJ9780–2020S * * 15/8-12 –20 5.82 3.17 1.05 3.40 2.00
FJ9780–2424S * * 17/8-12 –24 6.61 3.69 1.26 3.95 2.25
149
for use with Hose

1508 (–12, –16, –20), FC136 (–06 thru –24),
FC250A, FC254 (–20, –24),
FC323 (–12, –16, –20, –24),
FC324 (–12, –16),
Fittings
GH493 (–8, –12, –16, –20, –24)
Straight split flange 221/2° split flange

FJ9569/FC9725/FJ9761 Code 61 (SAE J518c) FJ9571/FC9929/FJ9763 Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC9853/FJ9762 Code 62 (SAE J518c) FC5957/FJ9764 Code 62 (SAE J518c)
Complete Component Part Numbers Flange
Fitting Head Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Dia. Kφ Size A D Eφ H 1 2
Straight split flange – Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC9725–0808S FC8725–0808S FC3471–08S 1.19 –08 3.56 2.21 .38 .81
FC9725–1208S FC8725–1208S FC3471–08S 1.50 –08 3.56 2.21 .38 .81
FC9725–1210S FC8725–1210S FC3471–10S 1.50 –10 3.99 2.52 .50 1.00
FJ9761–1212S FJ8761–1212S FC1410–12S 1.50 –12 4.31 2.59 .61
FJ9761–1612S FJ8761–1612S FC1410–12S 1.75 –12 4.31 2.59 .61
FJ9761–1616S FJ8761–1616S FC1410–16S 1.75 –16 5.03 3.14 .78
FJ9761–2016S FJ8761–2016S FC1410–16S 2.00 –16 5.03 3.14 .78
FJ9761–2020S * * 2.00 –20 5.95 3.30 1.05
FJ9761–2420S * * 2.38 –20 5.95 3.30 1.05
FJ9761–2424S * * 2.38 –24 6.95 4.02 1.26
FJ9761–3224S * * 2.81 –24 6.95 4.02 1.26
FJ9569–3232S * * 2.81 –32 8.18 4.82 1.69
FC9853–1208S FC8853–1208S FC3471–08S 1.62 –08 3.56 2.21 .38 .81
FJ9762–1212S FJ8762–1212S FC1410–12S 1.62 –12 4.31 2.59 .61
FJ9762–1612S FJ8762–1612S FC1410–12S 1.88 –12 4.31 2.59 .61
FJ9762–1616S FJ8762–1616S FC1410–16S 1.88 –16 5.03 3.14 .78
FJ9762–2016S FJ8762–2016S FC1410–16S 2.12 –16 5.03 3.14 .78
FJ9762–2020S * * 2.12 –20 5.95 3.30 1.05
FJ9762–2420S * * 2.50 –20 5.95 3.30 1.05
FJ9762–2424S * * 2.50 –24 6.95 4.02 1.26
FJ9762–3224S * * 3.12 –24 6.71 4.02 1.26
221/2° split flange – Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC9929–0808S FC8929–0808S FC3471–08S 1.19 –08 3.32 1.97 .38 .32 .81
FC9929–1208S FC8929–1208S FC3471–08S 1.50 –08 3.32 1.97 .38 .38 .81
FJ9763–1212S FJ8763–1212S FC1410–12S 1.50 –12 4.04 2.31 .61 .44
FJ9763–1612S FJ8763–1612S FC1410–12S 1.75 –12 4.04 2.31 .61 .44
FJ9763–1616S FJ8763–1616S FC1410–16S 1.75 –16 4.52 2.62 .78 .44
FJ9763–2016S FJ8763–2016S FC1410–16S 2.00 –16 4.52 2.62 .78 .44
FJ9763–2020S * * 2.00 –20 5.71 3.06 1.05 .50
FJ9763–2420S * * 2.38 –20 5.71 3.06 1.05 .50
FJ9763–2424S * * 2.38 –24 6.65 3.73 1.26 .63
FJ9763–3224S * * 2.81 –24 6.65 3.73 1.26 .63
FJ9571–3232S * * 2.81 –32 8.18 4.82 1.69 .88
FC5957–1208S FC4957–1208S FC3471–08S 1.62 –08 3.32 1.97 .38 .38 .81
FJ9764–1212S FJ8764–1212S FC1410–12S 1.62 –12 4.04 2.31 .61 .44
FJ9764–1612S FJ8764–1612S FC1410–12S 1.88 –12 4.04 2.31 .61 .44
FJ9764–1616S FJ8764–1616S FC1410–16S 1.88 –16 4.52 2.62 .78 .44
FJ9764–2016S FJ8764–2016S FC1410–16S 2.12 –16 4.52 2.62 .78 .44
FJ9764–2020S * * 2.12 –20 5.71 3.06 1.05 .50
FJ9764–2420S * * 2.50 –20 5.71 3.06 1.05 .50
FJ9764–2424S * * 2.50 –24 6.65 3.73 1.26 .63
FJ9764–3224S * * 3.12 –24 6.65 3.73 1.26 .63
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225–228.
150
Spiral Single Skive
Crimp Fittings
Fittings
30° split flange 45° split flange
FJ9573/FJ9765 Code 61 (SAE J518c) FJ9575/FC9724/FJ9767 Code 61 (SAE J518c)
Fitting Head Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Dia. K Size A D E H 1 2
30° split flange – Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FJ9765–1212S FJ8765–1212S FC1410–12S 1.50 –12 3.98 2.26 .61 .58
FJ9765–1612S FJ8765–1612S FC1410–12S 1.75 –12 3.98 2.26 .61 .58
FJ9765–1616S FJ8765–1616S FC1410–16S 1.75 –16 4.62 2.72 .78 .61
FJ9765–2016S FJ8765–2016S FC1410–16S 2.00 –16 4.62 2.72 .78 .61
FJ9765–2020S * * 2.00 –20 5.88 3.23 1.05 .72
FJ9765–2420S * * 2.38 –20 5.88 3.23 1.05 .72
FJ9765–2424S * * 2.38 –24 6.77 3.85 1.26 .88
FJ9765–3224S * * 2.81 –24 6.77 3.85 1.26 .88
FJ9573–3232S * * 2.81 –32 8.42 5.06 1.69 1.25
FC9854–1208S FC8854–1208S FC3471–08S 1.62 –08 3.28 1.93 .38 .50 .81
FJ9766–1212S FJ8766–1212S FC1410–12S 1.62 –12 3.98 2.26 .61 .58
FJ9766–1612S FJ8766–1612S FC1410–12S 1.88 –12 3.98 2.26 .61 .58
FJ9766–1616S FJ8766–1616S FC1410–16S 1.88 –16 4.62 2.72 .78 .62
FJ9766–2016S FJ8766–2016S FC1410–16S 2.12 –16 4.62 2.72 .78 .62
FJ9766–2020S * * 2.12 –20 5.88 3.23 1.05 .72
FJ9766–2420S * * 2.50 –20 5.88 3.23 1.05 .72
FJ9766–2424S * * 2.50 –24 6.77 3.85 1.26 .88
FJ9766–3224S * * 3.12 –24 6.77 3.85 1.26 .88
FC9724–0808S FC8724–0808S FC3471–08S 1.19 –08 3.29 1.95 .38 .78 .81
FC9724–1208S FC8724–1208S FC3471–08S 1.50 –08 3.29 1.95 .38 .78 .81
FC9724–1210S FC8724–1210S FC3471–10S 1.50 –10 3.91 2.45 .50 1.00 1.00
FJ9767–1212S FJ8767–1212S FC1410–12S 1.50 –12 4.24 2.51 .61 1.00
FJ9767–1612S FJ8767–1612S FC1410–12S 1.75 –12 4.24 2.51 .61 1.00
FJ9767–1616S FJ8767–1616S FC1410–16S 1.75 –16 4.87 2.97 .78 1.06
FJ9767–2016S FJ8767–2016S FC1410–16S 2.00 –16 4.87 2.97 .78 1.06
FJ9767–2020S * * 2.00 –20 5.97 3.32 1.05 1.15
FJ9767–2420S * * 2.38 –20 5.97 3.32 1.05 1.15
FJ9767–2424S * * 2.38 –24 6.88 3.96 1.26 1.41
FJ9767–3224S * * 2.81 –24 6.88 3.96 1.26 1.41
FJ9575–3232S * * 2.81 –32 8.58 5.23 1.69 2.00
FC9855–1208S FC8855–1208S FC3471–08S 1.62 –08 3.29 1.95 .38 .78 .81
FJ9768–1212S FJ8768–1212S FC1410–12S 1.62 –12 4.24 2.51 .61 1.00
FJ9768–1612S FJ8768–1612S FC1410–12S 1.88 –12 4.24 2.51 .61 1.00
FJ9768–1616S FJ8768–1616S FC1410–16S 1.88 –16 4.87 2.97 .78 1.06
FJ9768–2016S FJ8768–2016S FC1410–16S 2.12 –16 4.87 2.97 .78 1.06
FJ9768–2020S * * 2.12 –20 5.97 3.32 1.05 1.15
FJ9768–2420S * * 2.50 –20 5.97 3.32 1.05 1.15
FJ9768–2424S * * 2.50 –24 6.88 3.96 1.26 1.41
FJ9768–3224S * * 3.12 –24 6.88 3.96 1.26 1.41
151
for use witth Hose
1508 (–12, –16, –20), FC136 (–06 thru –24),

FC250A, FC254 (–20, –24), FC323 (–12, –16,
–20, –24), FC324 (–12, –16), GH493 (–8, –12,
Fittings
–16, –20 –24)
671/2° split flange

60° split flange FJ9579/FC9726/FJ9771
FC9802/FJ9769 Code 61 (SAE J518c) Code 61 (SAE J518c)
Fitting Head Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Dia. K Size A D E H X1 X2
60° split flange – Code 61 (SAEJ518c)
FC9802–0808S FC8802–0808S FC3471–08S 1.19 –08 3.23 1.88 .38 1.05 .81
FC9802–1208S FC8802–1208S FC3471–08S 1.50 –08 3.23 1.88 .38 1.05 .81
FJ9769–1212S FJ8769–1212S FC1410–12S 1.50 –12 4.26 2.54 .61 1.41
FJ9769–1612S FJ8769–1612S FC1410–12S 1.75 –12 4.26 2.54 .61 1.41
FJ9769–1616S FJ8769–1616S FC1410–16S 1.75 –16 4.90 3.01 .78 1.50
FJ9769–2016S FJ8769–2016S FC1410–16S 2.00 –16 4.90 3.01 .78 1.50
FJ9769–2020S * * 2.00 –20 6.07 3.42 1.05 1.66
FJ9769–2420S * * 2.38 –20 6.07 3.42 1.05 1.66
FJ9769–2424S * * 2.38 –24 6.94 4.02 1.26 2.00
FJ9769–3224S * * 2.81 –24 6.94 4.02 1.26 2.00
FC7330–1208S FC6330–1208S FC3471–08S 1.62 –08 3.23 1.88 .38 1.05 .81
FJ9770–1212S FJ8770–1212S FC1410–12S 1.62 –12 4.26 2.54 .61 1.41
FJ9770–1612S FJ8770–1612S FC1410–12S 1.88 –12 4.26 2.54 .61 1.41
FJ9770–1616S FJ8770–1616S FC1410–16S 1.88 –16 4.90 3.01 .78 1.50
FJ9770–2016S FJ8770–2016S FC1410–16S 2.12 –16 4.90 3.01 .78 1.50
FJ9770–2020S * * 2.12 –20 6.07 3.42 1.05 1.66
FJ9770–2420S * * 2.50 –20 6.07 3.42 1.05 1.66
FJ9770–2424S * * 2.50 –24 6.94 4.02 1.26 2.00
FJ9770–3224S * * 3.12 –24 6.94 4.02 1.26 2.00
671/2° split flange – Code 61 (SAEJ518c)
FC9726–0808S FC8726–0808S FC3471–08S 1.19 –08 3.28 1.94 .38 1.25 .81
FC9726–1208S FC8726–1208S FC3471–08S 1.50 –08 3.28 1.94 .38 1.31 .81
FJ9771–1212S FJ8771–1212S FC1410–12S 1.50 –12 4.22 2.49 .61 1.60
FJ9771–1612S FJ8771–1612S FC1410–12S 1.75 –12 4.22 2.49 .61 1.60
FJ9771–1616S FJ8771–1616S FC1410–16S 1.75 –16 4.92 3.03 .78 1.75
FJ9771–2016S FJ8771–2016S FC1410–16S 2.00 –16 4.92 3.03 .78 1.75
FJ9771–2020S * * 2.00 –20 6.04 3.39 1.05 1.90
FJ9771–2420S * * 2.38 –20 6.04 3.39 1.05 1.90
FJ9771–2424S * * 2.38 –24 6.48 3.56 1.26 2.00
FJ9771–3224S * * 2.81 –24 6.48 3.56 1.26 2.00
FJ9579–3232S * * 2.81 –32 8.62 5.27 1.69 3.25
671/2° split flange – Code 62 (SAEJ518c)
FC5960–1208S FC4960–1208S FC3471–08S 1.62 –08 3.28 1.94 .38 1.25 .81
FJ9772–1212S FJ8772–1212S FC1410–12S 1.62 –12 4.22 2.49 .61 1.60
FJ9772–1612S FJ8772–1612S FC1410–12S 1.88 –12 4.22 2.49 .61 1.60
FJ9772–1616S FJ8772–1616S FC1410–16S 1.88 –16 4.92 3.03 .78 1.75
FJ9772–2016S FJ8772–2016S FC1410–16S 2.12 –16 4.92 3.03 .78 1.75
FJ9772–2020S * * 2.12 –20 6.04 3.39 1.05 1.90
FJ9772–2420S * * 2.50 –20 6.04 3.39 1.05 1.90
FJ9772–2424S * * 2.50 –24 6.48 3.56 1.26 2.00
FJ9772–3224S * * 3.12 –24 6.48 3.56 1.26 2.00
152
Spiral Single Skive
Crimp Fittings
Fittings
90° split flange
FJ9581/FC9727/FJ9773 Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC9856/FJ9774 Code 62 (SAE J518c)

Fitting Head Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Dia. K Size A D E H 1X X2
FC9727-0808S FC8727-0808S FC3471-08S 1.19 -08 3.04 1.69 .38 1.62 .81
FC9727-1208S FC8727-1208S FC3471-08S 1.50 -08 3.04 1.69 .38 1.62 .81
FC9727-1210S FC8727-1210S FC3471-10S 1.50 -10 3.63 2.16 .50 2.13 1.00
FJ9773-1212S FJ8773-1212S FC1410-12S 1.50 -12 3.95 2.23 .61 2.13
FJ9773-1612S FJ8773-1612S FC1410-12S 1.75 -12 3.95 2.23 .61 2.13
FJ9773-1616S FJ8773-1616S FC1410-16S 1.75 -16 4.68 2.78 .78 2.38
FJ9773-2016S FJ8773-2016S FC1410-16S 2.00 -16 4.68 2.78 .78 2.38
FJ9773-2020S * * 2.00 -20 5.81 3.17 1.05 2.62
FJ9773-2420S * * 2.38 -20 5.81 3.17 1.05 2.62
FJ9773-2424S * * 2.38 -24 6.61 3.69 1.26 3.12
FJ9773-3224S * * 2.81 -24 6.61 3.86 1.26 3.12
FJ9581-3232S * * 2.81 -32 8.26 4.90 1.69 4.50

FC9856-0808S FC8856-0808S FC3471-08S 1.25 -08 3.04 1.69 .38 1.62 .81
FC9856-1208S FC8856-1208S FC3471-08S 1.62 -08 3.04 1.69 .38 1.62 .81
FJ9774-1212S FJ8774-1212S FC1410-12S 1.62 -12 3.95 2.23 .61 2.13
FJ9774-1612S FJ8774-1612S FC1410-12S 1.88 -12 3.95 2.23 .61 2.13
FJ9774-1616S FJ8774-1616S FC1410-16S 1.88 -16 4.68 2.78 .78 2.38
FJ9774-2016S FJ8774-2016S FC1410-16S 2.12 -16 4.68 2.78 .78 2.38
FJ9774-2020S * * 2.12 -20 5.81 3.17 1.05 2.62
FJ9774-2420S * * 2.50 -20 5.81 3.17 1.05 2.62
FJ9774-2424S * * 2.50 -24 6.61 3.69 1.26 3.12
FJ9774-3224S * * 3.12 -24 6.61 3.69 1.26 3.12

153
ORS® Crimp Fittings/Komatsu Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose

FC136, FC250A, FC254 (–20, –24), FC323, FC324 (–12, –16), 1508 (–12, –16, –20)
Fittings
90° elbow (short) 90° elbow (long)

Straight 45° elbow FJ9612/FJ9898 FJ9715/FJ9899
FJ9606/FJ9896 FJ9609/FJ9897

Fitting “T” Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A C D EØ H 1 2
Straight
11
FJ9606–0606S FJ8307–0606S FC3471–06S /16-16 –06 2.40 .72 1.20 .26 .81 .69
13
FJ9606–0808S FJ8307–0808S FC3471–08S /16-16 –08 2.85 .87 1.50 .38 .94 .81
FJ9896–1212S FJ8896–1212S FC1410–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.57 1.07 1.85 .61 1.38 1.06
FJ9896–1612S FJ8896–1612S FC1410–12S 17/16-12 –12 3.64 1.14 1.92 .61 1.62 1.38
FJ9896–1616S FJ8896–1616S FC1410–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.06 1.14 2.16 .78 1.62 1.38
FJ9896–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 4.94 1.13 2.30 1.05 1.88 1.62
FJ9896–2424S * * 2-12 –24 5.24 1.00 2.32 1.26 2.25 2.00
45° elbow
13
FJ9609–0808S FJ8609–0808S FC3471–08S /16-16 –08 3.04 1.70 .38 .59 .94 .81
FJ9897–1212S FJ8897–1212S FC1410–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.06 2.33 .61 .83 1.38
FJ9897–1616S FJ8897–1616S FC1410–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.87 2.98 .78 .94 1.62
FJ9897–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 5.67 3.02 1.01 1.00 1.88
FJ9897–2424S * * 2-12 –24 6.51 3.59 1.19 1.07 2.25
90° elbow (short)
13
FJ9612–0808S FJ8612–0808S FC3471–08S /16-16 –08 2.81 1.46 .38 1.15 .94 .81
FJ9898–1212S FJ8898–1212S FC1410–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.95 2.23 .61 1.88 1.38
FJ9898–1612S FJ8898–1612S FC1410–12S 17/16-12 –12 4.41 2.68 .61 2.21 1.62
FJ9898–1616S FJ8898–1616S FC1410–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.58 2.68 .78 2.21 1.62
FJ9898–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 5.75 3.10 1.01 2.51 1.88
FJ9898–2424S * * 2-12 –24 6.61 3.69 1.19 2.70 2.25
90° elbow (long)
13
FJ9715–0808S FJ8715–0808S FC3471–08S /16-16 –08 3.04 1.69 .38 2.51 .94 .81
FJ9899–1212S FJ8899–1212S FC1410–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.95 2.23 .61 3.78 1.38
FJ9899–1616S FJ8899–1616S FC1410–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.68 2.78 .78 4.50 1.62
FJ9899–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 5.81 3.16 1.01 5.09 1.88
FJ9899–2424S * * 2-12 –24 6.61 3.68 1.19 5.54 2.25
for use with Hose

FC136, FC250A,
FC323, FC324
30° swivel — Metric threads

Special Komatsu
FJ7188
30° swivel—Metric threads
FJ7188–0612S FJ6188–0612S FC1410–12S M30x1.5 –12 3.84 2.12 .61 1.44 1.12
FJ7188–1016S FJ6188–1016S FC1410–16S M33x1.5 –16 4.24 2.34 .78 1.62 1.25
FJ7188–1220S * * M36x1.5 –20 5.32 2.67 .95 1.81 1.62
FJ7188–1424S * * M42x1.5 –24 5.82 2.89 1.19 2.25 1.81
154
Spiral Single Skive
Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose
FC324–08
Fittings
Male pipe SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
FJ9759 FJ9760

Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A C D EØ H 1 2
Male pipe
FJ9759–0808S FC1411–0808S FC1410–08S 3
/4-16 –08 2.66 1.16 .36 .81

FJ9760–0808S FJ8760–0808S FC1410–08S 3
/4-16 –08 3.22 1.58 .38 .88 .81
155
Field Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose

2583, 2661 (–12 and
–16 only), FC211,
FC212, FC310,
FC318 (–12 and
Fittings
–16 only), FC474,

GH663, GH793 (–4
thru –20) SAE 45° swivel JIS 30° swivel
Male pipe FJ9123 FJ7905
FJ9121 SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
FJ9122
Hose
Part Number Thread Size A D E∅ H 1 2
Male pipe
1
FJ9121–0204S /8-27 –04 2.38 .76 .18 .62
1
FJ9121–0404S /4-18 –04 2.60 .98 .18 .62
3
FJ9121–0604S /8-18 –04 2.63 1.01 .18 .75
1
FJ9121–0406S /4-18 –06 2.56 1.06 .28 .75
3
FJ9121–0606S /8-18 –06 2.56 1.06 .28 .75
1
FJ9121–0806S /2-14 –06 2.85 1.35 .28 .94
3
FJ9121–0608S /8-18 –08 2.56 1.06 .36 .81
1
FJ9121–0808S /2-14 –08 2.81 1.31 .36 .88
1
FJ9121–0810S /2-14 –10 3.27 1.38 .50 1.25
3
FJ9121–1210S /4-14 –10 3.27 1.38 .50 1.25
3
FJ9121–1208S /4-14 –08 2.88 1.38 .36 1.12
3
FJ9121–1212S /4-14 –12 3.24 1.35 .58 1.12
FJ9121–1612S 1-111/2 –12 3.46 1.57 .58 1.38
FJ9121–1616S 1-111/2 –16 3.87 1.58 .81 1.38
FJ9121–2020S 11/4-111/2 –20 4.17 1.99 1.02 1.88
FJ9121–2424S 11/2-111/2 –24 4.31 2.14 1.26 2.00
FJ9121–3232S 2-111/2 –32 4.78 2.23 1.75 2.50

7
FJ9122–0404S /16-20 –04 2.68 1.06 .18 .56 .62
1
FJ9122–0504S /2-20 –04 2.73 1.11 .18 .62 .62
9
FJ9122–0604S /16-18 –04 2.80 1.18 .18 .69 .62
7
FJ9122–0406S /16-20 –06 2.67 1.17 .17 .56 .75
9
FJ9122–0606S /16-18 –06 2.81 1.32 .28 .69 .75
3
FJ9122–0806S /4-16 –06 2.86 1.36 .28 .88 .75
3
FJ9122–0808S /4-16 –08 2.86 1.36 .36 .88 .81
7
FJ9122–1008S /8-14 –08 2.98 1.48 .36 1.00 .81
FJ9122–1208S 11/16-12 –08 3.06 1.56 .36 1.25 1.00
FJ9122–1608S 15/16-12 –08 3.27 1.77 .36 1.50 1.25
7
FJ9122–1010S /8-14 –10 3.42 1.54 .50 1.00 1.00
FJ9122–1210S 11/16-12 –10 3.45 1.56 .50 1.25 1.00
7
FJ9122–1012S /8-14 –12 3.50 1.61 .48 1.00 1.12
FJ9122–1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.43 1.54 .58 1.25 1.12
FJ9122–1612S 15/16-12 –12 3.66 1.77 .58 1.50 1.25
FJ9122–1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.04 1.74 .81 1.50 1.38
FJ9122–2020S 15/8-12 –20 4.24 2.06 1.02 2.00 1.88
FJ9122–2424S 17/8-12 –24 3.98 1.91 1.26 2.25
FJ9122–3232S 21/2-12 –32 5.01 2.17 1.75 2.88
SAE 45° swivel

7
FJ9123–0406S /16-20 –06 2.67 1.17 .19 .56 .69
5
FJ9123–0606S /8-18 –06 2.81 1.32 .28 .75 .75
FJ9123–1212S 11/16-14 –12 3.43 1.54 .58 1.25 1.12
JIS 30° swivel
1
FJ7905–0404S /4-19 –04 2.85 1.21 .18 .75 .63
3
FJ7905–0606S /8-19 –06 2.84 1.35 .25 1.00 .75
1
FJ7905–0808S /2-14 –08 2.90 1.40 .36 1.06 .81
3
FJ7905–1212S /4-14 –12 3.58 1.69 .58 1.44 1.13
FJ7905–1616S 1-11 –16 4.04 1.80 .78 1.63 1.38
156
Fittings
Male pipe swivel
SAE O-Ring male SAE 37° (JIC) male flare FJ9126
FJ9124 All dimensions in inches. FJ9125
Hose
Part Number Thread Size A D E∅ H 1 2
SAE O-Ring male (See page 228 for O-Rings)
7
FJ9124–0404S /16-20 –04 2.37 .74 .16 .56
1
FJ9124–0504S /2-20 –04 2.37 .74 .16 .62
9
FJ9124–0604S /16-18 –04 2.43 .81 .18 .69
9
FJ9124–0606S /16-18 –06 2.42 .92 .28 .75
3
FJ9124–0806S /4-16 –06 2.47 .97 .28 .88
3
FJ9124–0808S /4-16 –08 2.50 1.00 .36 .88
7
FJ9124–1008S /8-14 –08 2.56 1.06 .36 1.00
FJ9124–1208S 11/16-12 –08 2.72 1.22 .36 1.25
FJ9124–1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.12 1.23 .58 1.25
FJ9124–1612S 15/16-12 –12 3.18 1.29 .58 1.50
FJ9124–1616S 15/16-12 –16 3.44 1.15 .81 1.50
7
FJ9125–0404S /16-20 –04 2.56 .94 .16 .62
1
FJ9125–0504S /2-20 –04 2.56 .94 .18 .62
9
FJ9125–0604S /16-18 –04 2.59 .97 .18 .62
9
FJ9125–0606S /16-18 –06 2.59 1.09 .28 .75
3
FJ9125–0806S /4-16 –06 2.69 1.19 .28 .81
3
FJ9125–0808S /4-16 –08 2.66 1.16 .36 .81
7
FJ9125–1008S /8-14 –08 2.82 1.32 .36 .94
FJ9125–1208S 11/16-12 –08 2.99 1.49 .36 1.12
FJ9125–1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.31 1.42 .58 1.12
FJ9125–1612S 15/16-12 –12 3.44 1.54 .58 1.38
FJ9125–1616S 15/16-12 –16 3.84 1.55 .81 1.38
Male pipe swivel
1
FJ9126–0404S /4-18 –04 3.19 1.55 .18 .75
3
FJ9126–0606S /8-18 –06 3.10 1.60 .28 .88
1
FJ9126–0806S /2-14 –06 3.24 1.74 .28 1.00
3
FJ9126–0608S /8-18 –08 3.10 1.60 .36 .88
1
FJ9126–0808S /2-14 –08 3.36 1.86 .36 1.00
3
FJ9126–1212S /4-14 –12 3.81 1.92 .58 1.38
FJ9126–1616S 1-11/2 –16 4.67 2.38 .81 1.50
90° SAE male

Straight SAE male inverted flare inverted flare
FJ9514 45° SAE male inverted flare FJ9516
FJ9515
Straight SAE male inverted flare
7
FJ9514–0404S /16-24 –04 3.27 1.65 .18 .44 .62
5
FJ9514–0606S /8-18 –06 3.20 1.64 .28 .62 .75
3
FJ9514–0808S /4-18 –08 3.16 1.66 .36 .75 .81
45° SAE male inverted flare
7
FJ9515–0404S /16-24 –04 3.55 1.93 .18 .96 .44 .62
5
FJ9515–0606S /8-18 –06 3.49 1.99 .28 .96 .62 .75
3
FJ9515–0808S /4-18 –08 3.35 1.85 .36 .93 .75 .81
90° SAE male inverted flare
7
FJ9516–0404S /16-24 –04 3.18 1.56 .18 1.69 .44 .62
5
FJ9516–0606S /8-18 –06 3.11 1.61 .28 1.73 .62 .75
3
FJ9516–0808S /4-18 –08 3.00 1.50 .36 1.75 .75 .81
157
for use with Hose
2583, 2661,
(–12 and –16 only)
Fittings
FC211, FC212,
FC310, FC318 (–12 45° SAE 37° (JIC) 90° SAE 37° (JIC)
and –16 only), FC474, swivel elbow FJ9127 swivel FJ9130
GH663, GH793 (–4 45° universal (SAE) 37° or 90° universal (SAE) 37° Male Stāplok*
thru –20) 45° swivel elbow FJ9129 or 45° swivel elbow FJ9132 FJ9133
Thread
Flange Head Hose
Part Number Dia. K Size A D E H
1 2
45° SAE 37° (JIC) swivel elbow
7
FJ9129–0404S /16-20 –04 2.66 1.04 .18 .33 .56 .62
9
FJ9127–0606S /16-18 –06 2.71 1.21 .28 .39 .69 .75
3
FJ9129–0806S /4-16 –06 3.06 1.56 .28 .55 .88 .75
3
FJ9129–0808S /4-16 –08 2.95 1.45 .36 .55 .88 .81
FJ9127–1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.80 1.90 .58 .78 1.25 1.12
FJ9127–1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.62 2.33 .81 1.07 1.50 1.38
90° SAE 37° (JIC) swivel elbow
7
FJ9132–0404S /16-20 –04 2.55 .93 .18 .68 .56 .62
9
FJ9130–0606S /16-18 –06 2.61 1.11 .28 .85 .69 .75
3
FJ9132–0806S /4-16 –06 2.83 1.33 .28 1.09 .88 .75
3
FJ9132–0808S /4-16 –08 2.72 1.22 .36 1.09 .88 .81
FJ9130–1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.76 1.86 .58 1.82 1.25 1.12
FJ9130–1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.43 2.14 .81 2.39 1.50 1.38
Male Stāplok
FJ9133–0404S –04 2.92 1.30 .18
FJ9133–0606S –06 2.85 1.35 .28
FJ9133–0808S –08 2.85 1.35 .36
FJ9133–1212S –12 3.25 1.35 .58
FJ9133–1616S –16 3.89 1.60 1.81
FJ9133–2020S –20 3.79 1.61 1.02
FJ9133–3232S –32 4.45 1.90 1.75
Straight split flange 45° split flange elbow 90° split flange elbow
FJ9235 code 61 FJ9236 code 61 FJ9237 code 61
(SAE J518C) (SAE J518C) (SAE J518C)

FJ9235–1212S 1.50 –12 4.82 2.92 .58 1.12
FJ9235–1616S 1.75 –16 4.61 2.31 .81 1.38
FJ9235–2020S 2.00 –20 4.85 2.67 1.02 1.88
FJ9235–2424S 2.38 –24 4.38 2.33 1.26
FJ9235–3232S 2.81 –32 5.20 2.76 1.75
45° split flange elbow – Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FJ9236–1212S 1.50 –12 4.03 2.14 .58 1.01 1.12
FJ9236–1616S 1.75 –16 4.68 2.39 .81 1.13 1.38
FJ9236–2020S 2.00 –20 4.68 2.50 1.02 1.12 1.88
FJ9236–2424S 2.38 –24 4.74 2.68 1.26 1.13
FJ9236–3232S 2.81 –32 5.46 3.02 1.75 1.25
90° split flange elbow – Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FJ9237–1212S 1.50 –12 3.76 1.86 .58 2.15 1.12
FJ9237–1616S 1.75 –16 4.43 2.14 .81 2.37 1.38
FJ9237–2020S 2.00 –20 4.58 2.40 1.02 2.50 1.88
FJ9237–2424S 2.38 –24 4.80 2.73 1.26 2.75
FJ9237–3232S 2.81 –32 5.67 3.23 1.75 3.25
Note: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228. *See page 227 for St āplok staples, O-Rings, and Backup Rings.
158
ORS® Field
Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose 2583, 2661 (–12 and –16 only), FC211 , FC212, FC310,
FC318 (–12 and –16 only), FC474, GH633, GH793 (–4 thru –20)
Fittings
Straight
FJ9891 45° elbow
FJ9892 90° elbow (short)
90° elbow (long)
FJ9893
FJ9894
Fitting Thread Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket T Size A C D E H 1 2
Straight
9
FJ9891–0404S * * /16-18 –04 2.90 .62 1.28 .17 .69 .62
11
FJ9891–0606S * * /16-16 –06 2.91 .72 1.42 .26 .81 .75
13
FJ9891–0808S * * /16-16 –08 3.09 .87 1.59 .36 .94 .81
FJ9891–1010S * * 1-14 –10 3.70 .97 1.81 .48 1.12 1.00
FJ9891–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 3.70 1.07 1.81 .58 1.38 1.12
FJ9891–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 4.31 1.14 2.02 .78 1.62 1.38
FJ9891–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 4.21 1.38 2.03 1.02 1.88 1.88
FJ9891–2424S * * 2-12 –24 4.17 1.38 2.11 1.26 2.25 2.00
45° elbow
9
FJ9892–0404S * * /16-18 –04 2.77 1.15 .17 .41 .69 .62
11
FJ9892–0606S * * /16-16 –06 2.75 1.26 .24 .43 .81 .75
13
FJ9892–0808S * * /16-16 –08 2.99 1.49 .36 .59 .94 .81
FJ9892–1010S * * 1-12 –10 3.70 1.82 .46 .65 1.12 1.06
FJ9892–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 3.85 1.96 .58 .83 1.38 1.12
FJ9892–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 4.50 2.21 .76 .94 1.62 1.38
FJ9892–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 4.65 2.47 1.02 1.00 1.88 1.88
FJ9892–2424S * * 2-12 –24 4.70 2.63 1.26 1.07 2.25 2.00
90° elbow (short)
9
FJ9893–0404S * * /16-18 –04 2.61 .99 .17 .82 .69 .62
11
FJ9893–0606S * * /16-16 –06 2.61 1.11 .24 .90 .81 .75
13
FJ9893–0808S * * /16-16 –08 2.72 1.22 .36 1.15 .94 .81
FJ9893–1010S * * 1-14 –10 3.36 1.47 .46 1.27 1.12 1.06
FJ9893–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 3.76 1.86 .58 1.88 1.38 1.12
FJ9893–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 4.43 2.14 .76 2.21 1.62 1.38
FJ9893–2020S * * 111/16-12 –20 4.58 2.40 1.02 2.51 1.88 1.88
FJ9893–2424S * * 2-12 –24 4.80 2.73 1.26 2.70 2.25 2.00
90° elbow (long)
9
FJ9894–0404S * * /16-18 –04 2.61 .99 .17 1.80 .69 .62
11
FJ9894–0606S * * /16-16 –06 2.74 1.24 .24 2.13 .81 .75
13
FJ9894–0808S * * /16-16 –08 2.84 1.34 .36 2.51 .94 .81
FJ9894–1010S * * 1-14 –10 3.36 1.47 .46 2.76 1.12 1.06
FJ9894–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 3.76 1.86 .58 3.78 1.38 1.12
FJ9894–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 4.43 2.14 .76 4.50 1.62 1.38
FJ9894–2424S * * 2-12 –24 4.80 2.73 1.26 5.54 2.25 2.00

Note: For O-Rings see page 228.
159
Komatsu Field Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose 2583, 2661 (–12 and –16 only), FC211, FC212, FC310, FC318 (–12 and –16 only), FC474, GH663,
GH793 (–4 thru –20)
Fittings
30° swivel-metric threads Komatsu split flange Komatsu split flange

Special Komatsu FJ7192 45° elbow Komatsu split flange
FJ7187 FJ7193 90° elbow
FJ7194
Complete Component Part Numbers Thread

Fitting Flange Head Hose
30° swivel—metric threads

FJ7187–0404S M14x1.5 –04 2.86 1.24 .18
FJ7187–0306S M18x1.5 –06 2.86 1.36 .25
FJ7187–0408S M22x1.5 –08 2.98 1.48 .36
FJ7187–0512S M24x1.5 –12 3.58 1.68 .48
FJ7187–0612S M30x1.5 –12 3.73 1.84 .58
FJ7187–1016S M33x1.5 –16 4.36 2.07 .78
FJ7187–1220S M36x1.5 –20 4.52 2.34 .95
Split flange
FJ7192–1012S 1.35 –12 4.81 2.91 .58
Split flange 45° elbow

FJ7193–1012S 1.35 –12 4.02 2.13 .58 1.00
Split flange 90° elbow

FJ7194–1012S 1.35 –12 3.76 1.86 .58 2.14
Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a special O-Ring.

Standard Aeroquip code 61 split flange fittings will work on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts and standard Aeroquip O-Rings. Consult Aeroquip catalogs for part
numbers and dimensions.
160
Crimp Fittings
Spiral Single Skive
for use with Hose
2661, FC318
Fittings
Straight split flange 45° split flange 90° split flange
Code 61 (SAEJ518c) Code 61 (SAEJ518c) Code 61 (SAEJ518c)
FC9153 FC9155 FC9152
Complete Component Part Numbers Thread

Straight split flange—Code 61 (SAEJ518c)
FC9153–4040S FC8153–4040S FC3023–40S 3.31 –40 5.67 2.96 2.10
45° split flange—Code 61 (SAEJ518c)

FC9155–4040S FC8155–4040S FC3023–40S 3.31 –40 6.89 4.18 2.10 1.66
90° split flange—Code 61 (SAEJ518c)

FC9152–4040S FC8152–4040S FC3023–40S 3.31 –40 7.58 4.87 2.10 5.19
for use with Hose Spiral Single Skive Crimp Fittings

FC254, FC273
Male pipe SAE 37° (JIC) swivel SAE 37° (JIC) male flare
FJ9781 FJ9782 FJ9917
Male pipe
1
FJ9781–0812S * * /2-14 –12 3.92 1.61 .61 1.06
3
FJ9781–1212S * * /4-14 –12 3.98 1.67 .61 1.06
FJ9781–1612S * * 1-111/2 –12 4.24 1.93 .61 1.38
3
FJ9781–1216S * * /4-14 –16 4.26 1.70 .78 1.25
FJ9781–1616S * * 1-111/2 –16 4.47 1.90 .78 1.38
FJ9781–2016S * * 11/4-111/2 –16 4.61 2.04 .78 1.69

FJ9782–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.17 1.86 .61 1.25 1.06
FJ9782–1612S * * 15/16-12 –12 4.37 2.06 .61 1.50 1.25
FJ9782–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 4.65 2.09 .78 1.50 1.25
FJ9782–2016S * * 15/8-12 –16 4.87 2.30 .78 2.00 1.56

FJ9917–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.09 1.78 .61 1.12
FJ9917–1612S * * 15/16-12 –12 4.21 1.90 .61 1.38
FJ9917–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 4.49 1.93 .78 1.38
FJ9917–2016S * * 15/8-12 –16 4.60 2.03 .78 1.69

161
for use with Hose
FC254, FC273
Fittings
SAE 37˚
(JIC) swivel SAE 37˚
FJ9797 221/2˚ elbow (JIC) swivel SAE 37˚
FJ9798 30˚ elbow FJ9800 60˚ elbow (JIC) swivel
FJ9799 45˚ elbow FJ9801 671/2˚ elbow FJ9802 90˚ elbow
Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A D EØ H 1 2
1
22 /2° elbow
FJ9797–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.84 2.53 .61 .52 1.25
FJ9797–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 5.84 3.28 .78 .69 1.50
30° elbow
FJ9798–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.78 2.47 .61 .69 1.25
FJ9798–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 5.91 3.34 .78 .95 1.50
45° elbow
FJ9799–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.99 2.68 .61 1.16 1.25
FJ9799–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 6.05 3.48 .78 1.53 1.50
60° elbow
FJ9800–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.98 2.67 .61 1.60 1.25
FJ9800–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 5.95 3.38 .78 2.08 1.50
671/2° elbow
FJ9801–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.90 2.59 .61 1.80 1.25
FJ9801–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 5.89 3.32 .78 2.36 1.50
90° elbow
FJ9802–1212S * * 11/16-12 –12 4.55 2.24 .61 2.35 1.25
FJ9802–1616S * * 15/16-12 –16 5.39 2.82 .78 3.04 1.50
162
Spiral Single Skive
Crimp Fittings
Fittings
Straight split flange 221/2˚ split flange
FJ9783 Code 61 (SAE J518c) FJ9785 Code 61 (SAE J518c)

Fitting Head Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Dia. KØ Size A D EØ H 1 2
FJ9783–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.92 2.61 .61
FJ9783–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.92 2.61 .61
FJ9783–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.74 3.18 .78
FJ9783–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.74 3.18 .78

FJ9784–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.92 2.61 .61
FJ9784–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.92 2.61 .61
FJ9784–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.74 3.18 .78
FJ9784–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.74 3.18 .78

FJ9785–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.64 2.33 .61 .44
FJ9785–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.64 2.33 .61 .44
FJ9785–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.23 2.66 .78 .44
FJ9785–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.23 2.66 .78 .44

FJ9786–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.64 2.33 .61 .44
FJ9786–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.64 2.33 .61 .44
FJ9786–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.23 2.66 .78 .44
FJ9786–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.23 2.66 .78 .44

Note: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
163
for use with hose

FC254, FC273
Fittings

Fitting Head Hose
FJ9787–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.58 2.28 .61 .58
FJ9787–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.58 2.28 .61 .58
FJ9787–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.33 2.76 .78 .62
FJ9787–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.33 2.76 .78 .62

FJ9788–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.58 2.28 .61 .58
FJ9788–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.58 2.28 .61 .58
FJ9788–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.33 2.76 .78 .62
FJ9788–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.33 2.76 .78 .62

FJ9789–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.84 2.53 .61 1.00
FJ9789–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.84 2.53 .61 1.00
FJ9789–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.58 3.01 .78 1.06
FJ9789–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.58 3.01 .78 1.06

FJ9790–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.84 2.53 .61 1.00
FJ9790–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.84 2.53 .61 1.00
FJ9790–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.58 3.01 .78 1.06
FJ9790–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.58 3.01 .78 1.06

164
Spiral Single Skive
Crimp Fittings
Fittings
60° split flange 671/2° split flange
Fitting Head Hose
FJ9791–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.87 2.56 .61 1.41
FJ9791–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.87 2.56 .61 1.41
FJ9791–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.61 3.05 .78 1.50
FJ9791–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.61 3.05 .78 1.50

FJ9792–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.87 2.56 .61 1.41
FJ9792–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.87 2.56 .61 1.41
FJ9792–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.61 3.05 .78 1.50
FJ9792–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.61 3.05 .78 1.50

FJ9793–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.82 2.51 .61 1.60
FJ9793–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.82 2.51 .61 1.60
FJ9793–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.63 3.07 .78 1.75
FJ9793–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.63 3.07 .78 1.75

FJ9794–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.82 2.51 .61 1.60
FJ9794–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.82 2.51 .61 1.60
FJ9794–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.63 3.07 .78 1.75
FJ9794–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.63 3.07 .78 1.75

165
for use with Hose

FC254, FC273
Fittings
90° split flange

FJ9795 Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FJ9796 Code 62 (SAE J518c)

Fitting Head Hose
FJ9795–1212S * * 1.50 –12 4.55 2.24 .61 2.13
FJ9795–1612S * * 1.75 –12 4.55 2.24 .61 2.13
FJ9795–1616S * * 1.75 –16 5.39 2.82 .78 2.38
FJ9795–2016S * * 2.00 –16 5.39 2.82 .78 2.38

FJ9796–1212S * * 1.62 –12 4.55 2.24 .61 2.13
FJ9796–1612S * * 1.88 –12 4.55 2.24 .61 2.13
FJ9796–1616S * * 1.88 –16 5.39 2.82 .78 2.38
FJ9796–2016S * * 2.12 –16 5.39 2.82 .78 2.38
*Complete fittings are one piece assemblies.

Note: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225–228.
166
Spiral Single Skive
ORS® Crimp Fittings
Fittings
Straight
FJ9900 45° elbow
FJ9901 90° elbow (short)
FJ9902 90° elbow (long)
FJ9903
Fitting Thread Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket T Size A C D Eφ H 1 2
Straight
FJ9900–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 4.18 1.07 1.87 .61 1.38 1.12
FJ9900–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 4.77 1.14 2.20 .78 1.62 1.38
45° elbow
FJ9901–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 4.66 2.35 .61 .83 1.38
FJ9901–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 5.58 3.02 .78 .94 1.62
90° elbow (short)

FJ9902–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 4.35 2.24 .61 1.88 1.38
FJ9902–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 5.29 2.72 .78 2.21 1.62
90° elbow (long)

FJ9903–1212S * * 13/16-12 –12 4.55 2.24 .61 3.78 1.38
FJ9903–1616S * * 17/16-12 –16 5.39 2.82 .78 4.50 1.62
*Complete fittings are one piece assemblies.
167
Internal Skive Crimp Fittings*
for use with Hose

FC136 (–16 through –32),**
FC250A (–16 through –32),**
FC254, FC323
FC324 (–12, –16 only)
Fittings
FC5258 FC5014 FC5026
Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A D E H 1 2
Male pipe
3
FC5258–0608S FC2710–0608S FC2540–08S /8-18 –08 3.09 1.29 .36 .81
I
FC5258–0808S FC2710–0808S FC2540–08S /2-14 –08 3.34 1.54 .36 .88
3
FC5258–1212S FC2710–1212S FC2717–12S /4-14 –12 3.56 1.44 .61 1.06
FC5258–1616S FC2710–1616S FC2540–16S 1-111/2 –16 4.39 1.77 .78 1.38
FC5258–2016S FC2710–2016S FC2540–16S 11/4-111/2 –16 4.48 1.86 .78 1.69
FC5258–2020S FC2710–2020S FC2540–20S 11/4-111/2 –20 4.51 1.87 1.05 1.69
FC5258–2420S FC2710–2420S FC2540–20S 11/2-111/2 –20 4.61 1.96 1.05 2.00
FC5258–2424S FC2710–2424S FC2540–24S 11/2-111/2 –24 5.05 2.02 1.26 2.00
FC5258–3224S FC2710–3224S FC2540–24S 2-111/2 –24 5.15 2.12 1.26 2.50
FC5258–3232S FC2710–3232S FC2540–32S 2-111/2 –32 5.52 2.33 1.69 2.62
3
FC5014–0808S FC4014–0808S FC2540–08S /4-16 –08 3.39 1.59 .36 .94 .81
FC5014–1212S FC4014–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.81 1.70 .61 1.25 1.06
FC5014–1616S FC4014–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 4.52 1.91 .78 1.50 1.25
FC5014–2020S FC4014–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 4.77 2.12 1.05 2.00 1.56
FC5014–2420S FC4014–2420S FC2540–20S 17/8-12 –20 4.98 2.33 1.05 2.25 1.81
FC5014–2424S FC4014–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 5.43 2.40 1.26 2.25 1.81
FC5014–3232S FC4014–3232S FC2540–32S 21/2-12 –32 5.50 2.31 1.69 2.88
FC5026–1212S FC2697–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.73 1.62 .61 1.12
FC5026–1616S FC2697–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 4.36 1.75 .78 1.38
FC5026–2020S FC2697–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 4.44 1.80 1.05 1.62
FC5026–2424S FC2697–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 5.07 2.04 1.26 1.88
SAE 37° (JIC)

FJ9029 221/2° elbow SAE 37° (JIC) SAE 37° (JIC)
FC5571 30° elbow 45° elbow 60° elbow
FC5562 FJ9030
221/2° elbow
FJ9029–1212S FJ8029–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.49 2.37 .61 .52 1.25
FJ9029–1616S FJ8029–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.71 3.10 .78 .69 1.50
FJ9029–2020S FJ8029–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.15 3.50 1.05 .80 2.00
FJ9029–2424S FJ8029–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 7.29 4.26 1.26 .95 2.25
30° elbow
FC5571–1212S FC4571–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.42 2.31 .61 .69 1.25
FC5571–1616S FC4571–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.78 3.16 .78 .95 1.50
FC5571–2020S FC4571–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.28 3.63 1.05 1.11 2.00
FC5571–2424S FC4571–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 7.36 4.34 1.26 1.29 2.25
45° elbow
FC5562–1212S FC4562–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.64 2.52 .61 1.16 1.25
FC5562–1616S FC4562–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.92 3.30 .78 1.53 1.50
FC5562–2020S FC4562–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.24 3.60 1.05 1.70 2.00
FC5562–2424S FC4562–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 7.35 4.32 1.26 1.99 2.25
60° elbow
FJ9030–1212S FJ8030–1212S FC2717–12S 11/l6-12 –12 4.62 2.51 .61 1.60 1.25
FJ9030–1616S FJ8030–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.82 3.20 .78 2.08 1.50
FJ9030–2020S FJ8030–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.18 3.54 1.05 2.33 2.00
FJ9030–2424S FJ8030–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 7.24 4.21 1.26 2.72 2.25
*Internal skive crimp fittings cannot be crimped on FT1244 machines, except as follows: FC5258–0608S, FC5258–0808S, and FC5014–0808S fittings can be crimped on FT1244
machines by using special equipment and procedures. **See pages148–153 for FC136 and FC250A sizes 08 and 12.
168
Internal Skive
Crimp Fittings*
Fittings
SAE 37° (JIC) SAE 37° (JIC) Straight Split Flange
FJ9031 671/2 elbow 90° elbow FC5050 Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC5564 FC5049 Code 62 (SAE J518c)

Complete Thread
Component Part Numbers
671/2° elbow
FJ9031–1212S FJ8031–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.55 2.43 .61 1.80 1.25
FJ9031–1616S FJ8031–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.76 3.14 .78 2.36 1.50
FJ9031–2020S FJ8031–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.06 3.41 1.05 2.62 2.00
FJ9031–2424S FJ8031–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 6.67 3.64 1.26 2.76 2.25
90° elbow
FC5564–1212S FC4564–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.20 2.08 .61 2.35 1.25
FC5564–1616S FC4564–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.26 2.64 .78 3.04 1.50
FC5564–2020S FC4564–2020S FC2540–20S 15/8-12 –20 5.54 2.90 1.05 3.40 2.00
FC5564–2424S FC4564–2424S FC2540–24S 17/8-12 –24 6.48 3.46 1.26 3.95 2.25
Straight split flange — Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC5050–1212S FC4050–1212S FC2717–12S 1.50 –12 4.56 2.44 .61
FC5050–1616S FC4050–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5050–2016S FC4050–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5050–2416S FC4050–2416S FC2540–16S 2.38 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5050–2020S FC4050–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5050–2420S FC4050–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5050–3220S FC4050–3220S FC2540–20S 2.81 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5050–2424S FC4050–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.83 3.80 1.26
FC5050–3224S FC4050–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.83 3.80 1.26
FC5050–3232S FC4050–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 7.98 4.80 1.69
Straight split flange — Code 62 (SAE J518c)
FC5049–1212S FC4049–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.56 2.44 .61
FC5049–1616S FC4049–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5049–2016S FC4049–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5049–2416S FC4049–2416S FC2540–16S 2.50 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5049–2020S FC4049–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5049–2420S FC4049–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5049–3220S FC4049–3220S FC2540–20S 3.12 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5049–2424S FC4049–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.82 3.80 1.26
FC5049–3224S FC4049–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.82 3.80 1.26
FC5049–3232S FC4049–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 7.98 4.80 1.69
221/2° split flange

FC5507 Code 61 (SAE J518c)
221/2° split flange — Code 61 (SAE J518c)

FC5507–1616S FC4507–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.10 2.48 .78 .44
FC5507–2016S FC4507–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.10 2.48 .78 .44
FC5507–2020S FC4507–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.44 2.79 1.05 .50
FC5507–2420S FC4507–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.42 2.78 1.05 .50
FC5507–2424S FC4507–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.53 3.50 1.26 .63
FC5507–3224S FC4507–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.53 3.50 1.26 .63
FC5507–3232S FC4507–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 7.98 4.80 1.69 .88
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O–Rings, see pages 225–228.
*Internal skive crimp fittings cannot be crimped on FT1244 machines, except as follows: FC5258–0608S, FC5258–0808S and FC5014–0808S fittings can be crimped on FT1244
machines by using special equipment and procedures.
**See pages 148–153 for FC136 and FC250A sizes 08 and 12.
169
for use with Hose

FC136 (–16 through -32), **
FC250A (–16 through -32), **
FC254, FC323,
Fittings
FC324 (–12, –16 only)

221/2° split flange FC5612 Code 61 (S.A.E. J518c) FC5052 Code 61 (S.A.E. J518c)
FC5374 Code 62 (S.A.E. J518c) FC5387 Code 62 (S.A.E. J518c) FC5051 Code 62 (S.A.E. J518c)
Complete Flange
Fitting Head Hose
1
22 /2° split flange – Code 62 (SAE J518c)
FC5374–1212S FC4374–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.28 2.17 .61 .44
FC5374–1616S FC4374–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.10 2.48 .78 .44
FC5374–2016S FC4374–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.10 2.48 .78 .44
FC5374–2020S FC4374–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.44 2.79 1.05 .50
FC5374–2420S FC4374–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.44 2.79 1.05 .50
FC5374–2424S FC4374–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.53 3.50 1.26 .63
FC5374–3224S FC4374–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.53 3.50 1.26 .63
FC5374–3232S FC4374–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 7.98 4.80 1.69 .88
FC5612–1212S FC4612–1212S FC2717–12S 1.50 –12 4.23 2.12 .61 .58
FC5612–1616S FC4612–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.20 2.58 .78 .62
FC5612–2016S FC4612–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.20 2.58 .78 .62
FC5612–2020S FC4612–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.61 2.96 1.05 .72
FC5612–2420S FC4612–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.61 2.96 1.05 .72
FC5612–2424S FC4612–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.64 3.61 1.26 .88
FC5612–3224S FC4612–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.64 3.61 1.26 .88
FC5612–3232S FC4612–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 8.22 5.04 1.69 1.25
FC5387–1212S FC4387–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.23 2.12 .61 .58
FC5387–1616S FC4387–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.20 2.58 .78 .62
FC5387–2016S FC4387–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.20 2.58 .78 .62
FC5387–2020S FC4387–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.61 2.96 1.05 .72
FC5387–2420S FC4387–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.61 2.96 1.05 .72
FC5387–2424S FC4387–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.64 3.61 1.26 .88
FC5387–3224S FC4387–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.64 3.61 1.26 .88
FC5387–3232S FC4387–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 8.22 5.04 1.69 1.25
FC5052–1212S FC4052–1212S FC2717–12S 1.50 –12 4.48 2.37 .61 1.00
FC5052–1616S FC4052–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.44 2.83 .78 1.06
FC5052–2016S FC4052–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.44 2.83 .78 1.06
FC5052–2020S FC4052–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.70 3.05 1.05 1.15
FC5052–2420S FC4052–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.70 3.05 1.05 1.15
FC5052–2424S FC4052–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.76 3.74 1.26 1.41
FC5052–3224S FC4052–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.76 3.74 1.26 1.41
FC5052–3232S FC4052–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 8.39 5.20 1.69 2.00
FC5051–1212S FC4051–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.48 2.37 .61 1.00
FC5051–1616S FC4051–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.44 2.83 .78 1.06
FC5051–2016S FC4051–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.44 2.83 .78 1.06
FC5051–2020S FC4051–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.70 3.05 1.05 1.15
FC5051–2420S FC4051–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.70 3.05 1.05 1.15
FC5051–2424S FC4051–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.76 3.74 1.26 1.41
FC5051–3224S FC4051–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.76 3.74 1.26 1.41
FC5051–3232S FC4051–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 8.39 5.20 1.69 2.00
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O–Rings, see pages 225–228.
**See pages 148–153 for FC136 and FC250A sizes 08 and 12.
170
Internal Skive
Crimp Fittings*
Fittings
60° split flange 671/2° split flange 90° split flange
FC5504 Code 61 FC5513 Code 61 FC5054 Code 61
(S.A.E. J518c) (S.A.E. J518c) (S.A.E. J518c)
FC5582 Code 62 FC5373 Code 62
(S.A.E. J518c) (S.A.E. J518c)
Complete Flange
Fitting Head Hose
FC5504–1616S FC4504–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.48 2.87 .78 1.50
FC5504–2016S FC4504–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.48 2.87 .78 1.50
FC5504–2020S FC4504–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.80 3.15 1.05 1.66
FC5504–2420S FC4504–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.80 3.15 1.05 1.66
FC5504–2424S FC4504–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.82 3.80 1.26 2.00
FC5504–3224S FC4504–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.82 3.80 1.26 2.00
FC5504–3232S FC4504–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 8.54 5.36 1.69 2.88
FC5582–1616S FC4582–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.48 2.87 .78 1.50
FC5582–2016S FC4582–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.48 2.87 .78 1.50
FC5582–2020S FC4582–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.80 3.15 1.05 1.66
FC5582–2420S FC4582–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.80 3.15 1.05 1.66
FC5582–2424S FC4582–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.82 3.80 1.26 2.00
FC5582–3224S FC4582–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.82 3.80 1.26 2.00
FC5582–3232S FC4582–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 8.54 5.36 1.69 2.88
FC5513–1212S FC4513–1212S FC2717–12S 1.50 –12 4.46 2.35 .61 1.60
FC5513–1616S FC4513–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5513–2016S FC4513–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5513–2020S FC4513–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5513–2420S FC4513–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5513–2424S FC4513–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.35 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5513–3224S FC4513–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.35 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5513–3232S FC4513–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 8.43 5.24 1.69 3.25
FC5373–1212S FC4373–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.46 2.35 .61 1.60
FC5373–1616S FC4373–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5373–2016S FC4373–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5373–2020S FC4373–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5373–2420S FC4373–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5373–2424S FC4373–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.35 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5373–3224S FC4373–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.35 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5373–3232S FC4373–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 8.43 5.24 1.69 3.25
FC5054–1212S FC4054–1212S FC2717–12S 1.50 –12 4.46 2.35 .61 1.60
FC5054–1616S FC4054–1616S FC2540–16S 1.75 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5054–2016S FC4054–2016S FC2540–16S 2.00 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5054–2020S FC4054–2020S FC2540–20S 2.00 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5054–2420S FC4054–2420S FC2540–20S 2.38 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5054–2424S FC4054–2424S FC2540–24S 2.38 –24 6.35 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5054–3224S FC4054–3224S FC2540–24S 2.81 –24 6.35 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5054–3232S FC4054–3232S FC2540–32S 2.81 –32 8.43 5.24 1.69 3.25
**See pages 148–153 for FC136 and FC250A sizes 08 and 12. NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
171
for use with Hose

FC136 (–16 THRU -32), **
FC250A (–16 THRU -32), **
FC254, FC323,
Fittings
FC324 (–12, –16 only)
90° split flange

FC5053 Code 62
(SAE J518c)

Fitting Head Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Dia KØ Size A D EØ H 1 2

FC5053–1212S FC4053–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.20 2.08 .61 2.13
FC5053–1616S FC4053–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.26 2.64 .78 2.38
FC5053–2016S FC4053–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.26 2.64 .78 2.38
FC5053–2020S FC4053–2020S FC2540–20S 2.12 –20 5.54 2.90 1.05 2.62
FC5053–2420S FC4053–2420S FC2540–20S 2.50 –20 5.54 2.90 1.05 2.62
FC5053–2424S FC4053–2424S FC2540–24S 2.50 –24 6.48 3.46 1.26 3.12
FC5053–3224S FC4053–3224S FC2540–24S 3.12 –24 6.48 3.46 1.26 3.12
FC5053–3232S FC4053–3232S FC2540–32S 3.12 –32 8.06 4.88 1.69 4.50
172
ORS® Internal Skive
Crimp Fittings*
for use with hose FC136 (–16 thru –32)**, FC250A (–16 thru –24)**, FC254, FC323, FC324 (–12, –16 only), FC273 (–12, –16)
Fittings
Straight 45° elbow 90° elbow (short) 90° elbow (long)
FJ9608 FJ9611 FJ9614 FJ9717
Fitting Thread Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket T Size A C D EØ H 1 2
Straight
FJ9608–1212S FJ8608–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.82 1.07 1.70 .61 1.38 1.12
FJ9608–1616S FJ8608–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.64 1.14 2.03 .78 1.62 1.38
FJ9608–2020S FJ8608–2020S FC2540–20S 111/16-12 –20 4.68 1.13 2.03 1.05 1.88 1.62
FJ9608–2424S FJ8608–2424S FC2540–24S 2-12 –24 5.12 1.00 2.09 1.26 2.25 2.00
45° elbow
FJ9611–1212S FJ8611–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.30 2.19 .56 .83 1.38
FJ9611–1616S FJ8611–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 5.45 2.84 .76 .90 1.62
11
FJ9611–2020S FJ8611–2020S FC2540–20S 1 /16-12 –20 5.40 2.75 1.01 1.00 1.88
FJ9611–2424S FJ8611–2424S FC2540–24S 2-12 –24 6.39 3.36 1.19 1.07 2.25
90° elbow (short)
FJ9614–1212S FJ8614–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.20 2.08 .56 1.88 1.38
7
FJ9614–1616S FJ8614–1616S FC2540–16S 1 /16-12 –16 5.16 2.54 .76 2.21 1.62
FJ9614–2020S FJ8614–2020S FC2540–20S 111/16-12 –20 5.48 2.84 1.01 2.51 1.88
FJ9614–2424S FJ8614–2424S FC2540–24S 2-12 –24 6.48 3.46 1.19 2.70 2.25
90° elbow (long)
FJ9717–1212S FJ8617–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.20 2.08 .56 3.78 1.38
FJ9717–1616S FJ8617–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 5.26 2.54 .76 4.50 1.62
FJ9717–2020S FJ8617–2020S FC2540–20S 111/16-12 –20 5.54 2.90 1.01 5.09 1.88
FJ9717–2424S FJ8617–2424S FC2540–24S 2-12 –24 6.48 3.46 1.19 5.54 2.25
*Internal skive crimp fittings cannot be crimped on FT1244 machines, except as follows: FC5258–0608S, FC5258–08S and FC5014–0808S fittings can be crimped on FT1244 machines
by using special equipment and procedures.
173
for use with hose

FC273, FC325
Fittings
FC5322 FC5321 FC5323

Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A D E H 1 2
Male pipe
FC5322–1212S FC2710–1212S FC2717–12S 13/4-14 –12 3.56 1.44 .61 1.06
FC5322–1616S FC2710–1616S FC2540–16S 1-111/2 –16 4.39 1.77 .78 1.38
FC5322–2020S FC2710–2020S FC2717–20S 11/4-111/2 –20 4.51 1.87 1.05 1.69
1 1
FC5322–2424S FC2710–2424S FC2717–24S 1 /2-11 /2 –24 5.07 2.02 1.26 2.00
FC5322–3232S FC2710–3232S FC2717–32S 2-111/2 –32 5.36 2.33 1.69 2.62

FC5321–1212S FC4014–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.81 1.70 .61 1.25 1.06
FC5321–1616S FC4014–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 4.52 1.91 .78 1.50 1.25
5
FC5321–2020S FC4014–2020S FC2717–20S 1 /8-12 –20 4.77 2.12 1.05 2.00 1.56
FC5321–2420S FC4014–2420S FC2717–20S 17/8-12 –20 4.98 2.33 1.05 2.25 1.81
FC5321–2424S FC4014–2424S FC2717–24S 17/8-12 –24 5.45 2.40 1.26 2.25 1.81
FC5321–3232S FC4014–3232S FC2717–32S 21/2-12 –32 5.34 2.31 1.69 2.88

FC5323–1212S FC2697–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 3.73 1.62 .61 1.12
FC5323–1616S FC2697–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 4.36 1.75 .78 1.38
FC5323–2020S FC2697–2020S FC2717–20S 15/8-12 –20 4.44 1.80 1.05 1.62
FC5323–2424S FC2697–2424S FC2717–24S 17/8-12 –24 5.09 2.04 1.26 1.88
*Internal skive crimp fittings cannot be crimped on FT1244 machines, except as follows: FC5258–0608s, FC5258–0808s and FC5014–0808s fittings can be crimped on
FT1244 machines by using special equipment and procedures.
174
Internal Skive
Crimp Fittings*
Fittings
SAE 37° (JIC) SAE 37° (JIC)
SAE 37° (JIC) 30° elbow 45° elbow
221/2° elbow FJ9036 FC5560
FJ9035

Fitting Hose
1
22 /2° elbow
FJ9035–1212S FJ8029–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.49 2.37 .61 .52 1.25
FJ9035–1616S FJ8029–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.71 3.10 .78 .69 1.50
FJ9035–2020S FJ8029–2020S FC2717–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.15 3.50 1.05 .80 2.00
7
FJ9035–2424S FJ8029–2424S FC2717–24S 1 /8-12 –24 7.31 4.26 1.26 .95 2.25
30° elbow
FJ9036–1212S FC4571–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.52 2.31 .61 .69 1.25
FJ9036–1616S FC4571–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.78 3.16 .78 .95 1.50
5
FJ9036–2020S FC4571–2020S FC2717–20S 1 /8-12 –20 6.28 3.63 1.05 1.11 2.00
FJ9036–2424S FC4571–2424S FC2717–24S 17/8-12 –24 7.38 4.34 1.26 1.29 2.25
45° elbow
FC5560–1212S FC4562–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.64 2.52 .61 1.16 1.25
5
FC5560–1616S FC4562–1616S FC2540–16S 1 /16-12 –16 5.92 3.30 .78 1.53 1.50
FC5560–2020S FC4562–2020S FC2717–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.24 3.60 1.05 1.70 2.00
FC5560–2424S FC4562–2424S FC2717–24S 17/8-12 –24 7.37 4.32 1.26 1.99 2.25
SAE 37° (JIC) SAE 37° (JIC) SAE 37° (JIC)

60° elbow 671/2° elbow 90° elbow
FJ9037 FJ9038 FC5503
60° elbow
FJ9037–1212S FJ8030–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.62 2.51 .61 1.60 1.25
FJ9037–1616S FJ8030–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.82 3.20 .78 2.08 1.50
FJ9037–2020S FJ8030–2020S FC2717–20S 15/8-12 –20 6.18 3.54 1.05 2.33 2.00
7
FJ9037–2424S FJ8030–2424S FC2717–24S 1 /8-12 –24 7.26 4.21 1.26 2.72 2.25
671/2° elbow
FJ9038–1212S FJ8031–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.55 2.43 .61 1.80 1.25
FJ9038–1616S FJ8031–1616S FC2540–16S 15/16-12 –16 5.76 3.14 .78 2.36 1.50
5
FJ9038–2020S FJ8031–2020S FC2717–20S 1 /8-12 –20 6.06 3.41 1.05 2.62 2.00
FJ9038–2424S FJ8031–2424S FC2717–24S 17/8-12 –24 6.69 3.64 1.26 2.76 2.25
90° elbow
FC5503–1212S FC4564–1212S FC2717–12S 11/16-12 –12 4.20 2.08 .61 2.35 1.25
5
FC5503–1616S FC4564–1616S FC2540–16S 1 /16-12 –16 5.26 2.64 .78 3.04 1.50
FC5503–2020S FC4564–2020S FC2717–20S 15/8-12 –20 5.54 2.90 1.05 3.40 2.00
FC5503–2424S FC4564–2424S FC2717–24S 17/8-12 –24 6.51 3.46 1.26 3.95 2.25
*Internal skive crimp fittings cannot be crimped on FT1244 machines, except as follows: FC5258–0608s, FC5258–0808s and FC5014–0808s fittings can be crimped on
FT1244 machines by using special equipment and procedures.
175
for use with Hose
FC273, FC325
Fittings
Straight split flange 221/2° split flange 30° split flange

FC5325 Code 62 (SAE J518c) FC5372 Code 62 (SAE J518c) FC5370 Code 62 (SAE J518c)
Fitting Head Hose
FC5325–1212S FC4049–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.56 2.44 .61
FC5325–1612S FC4049–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.56 2.44 .61
FC5325–1616S FC4049–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5325–2016S FC4049–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.61 3.00 .78
FC5325–2020S FC4049–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5325–2420S FC4049–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.68 3.03 1.05
FC5325–2424S FC4049–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.85 3.80 1.26
FC5325–3224S FC4049–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.85 3.80 1.26
FC5325–3232S FC4049–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 7.82 4.80 1.69

FC5372–1212S FC4374–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.28 2.17 .61 .44
FC5372–1612S FC4374–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.28 2.17 .61 .44
FC5372–1616S FC4374–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.10 2.48 .78 .44
FC5372–2016S FC4374–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.10 2.48 .78 .44
FC5372–2020S FC4374–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.44 2.79 1.05 .50
FC5372–2420S FC4374–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.44 2.79 1.05 .50
FC5372–2424S FC4374–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.55 3.50 1.26 .63
FC5372–3224S FC4374–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.55 3.50 1.26 .63
FC5372–3232S FC4374–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 7.82 4.80 1.69 .88

FC5370–1212S FC4387–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.23 2.12 .61 .58
FC5370–1612S FC4387–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.23 2.12 .61 .58
FC5370–1616S FC4387–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.20 2.58 .78 .62
FC5370–2016S FC4387–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.20 2.58 .78 .62
FC5370–2020S FC4387–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.61 2.96 1.05 .72
FC5370–2420S FC4387–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.61 2.96 1.05 .72
FC5370–2424S FC4387–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.67 3.62 1.26 .88
FC5370–3224S FC4387–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.67 3.62 1.26 .88
FC5370–3232S FC4387–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 8.06 5.04 1.69 1.25
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, see pages 225-228.
176
Internal Skive
Crimp Fittings*
Fittings
45° split flange 60° split flange 671/2° split flange 90° split flange
Code 62 (SAE J518c) Code 62 (SAE J518c) Code 62 (SAE J518c) Code 62 (SAE J518c)
FC5327 FJ9023 FC5371 FC5329
Fitting Head Hose

FC5327–1212S FC4051–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.48 2.37 .61 1.00
FC5327–1612S FC4051–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.48 2.37 .61 1.00
FC5327–1616S FC4051–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.44 2.83 .78 1.06
FC5327–2016S FC4051–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.44 2.83 .78 1.06
FC5327–2020S FC4051–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.70 3.05 1.05 1.15
FC5327–2420S FC4051–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.70 3.05 1.05 1.15
FC5327–2424S FC4051–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.79 3.74 1.26 1.40
FC5327–3224S FC4051–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.70 3.65 1.26 1.41
FC5327–3232S FC4051–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 8.23 5.20 1.69 2.00
FJ9023–1212S FC4582–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.51 2.40 .61 1.41
FJ9023–1612S FC4582–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.51 2.40 .61 1.41
FJ9023–1616S FC4582–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.48 2.87 .78 1.50
FJ9023–2016S FC4582–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.48 2.87 .78 1.50
FJ9023–2020S FC4582–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.80 3.15 1.05 1.66
FJ9023–2420S FC4582–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.80 3.15 1.05 1.66
FJ9023–2424S FC4582–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.85 3.80 1.26 2.00
FJ9023–3224S FC4582–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.85 3.80 1.26 2.00
FJ9023–3232S FC4582–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 8.38 5.36 1.69 2.88
FC5371–1212S FC4373–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.46 2.35 .61 1.60
FC5371–1612S FC4373–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.46 2.35 .61 1.60
FC5371–1616S FC4373–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5371–2016S FC4373–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.50 2.89 .78 1.75
FC5371–2020S FC4373–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5371–2420S FC4373–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.76 3.12 1.05 1.90
FC5371–2424S FC4373–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.38 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5371–3224S FC4373–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.38 3.33 1.26 2.00
FC5371–3232S FC4373–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 8.27 5.24 1.69 3.25
FC5329–1212S FC4053–1212S FC2717–12S 1.62 –12 4.20 2.08 .61 2.13
FC5329–1612S FC4053–1612S FC2717–12S 1.88 –12 4.20 2.08 .61 2.13
FC5329–1616S FC4053–1616S FC2540–16S 1.88 –16 5.26 2.64 .78 2.38
FC5329–2016S FC4053–2016S FC2540–16S 2.12 –16 5.26 2.64 .78 2.38
FC5329–2020S FC4053–2020S FC2717–20S 2.12 –20 5.54 2.90 1.05 2.62
FC5329–2420S FC4053–2420S FC2717–20S 2.50 –20 5.54 2.90 1.05 2.62
FC5329–2424S FC4053–2424S FC2717–24S 2.50 –24 6.51 3.46 1.26 3.12
FC5329–3224S FC4053–3224S FC2717–24S 3.12 –24 6.51 3.46 1.26 3.12
FC5329–3232S FC4053–3232S FC2717–32S 3.12 –32 7.90 4.88 1.69 4.50
177
for use with hose FC273, FC325

Fittings

FJ9718 FJ9719 FJ9720 FJ9721
Fitting Thread Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket T Size A C D E∅ H 1 2
Straight
FJ9718–1212S FJ8608–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.82 1.07 1.70 .61 1.38 1.12
FJ9718–1616S FJ8608–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.64 1.14 2.03 .78 1.62 1.38
FJ9718–2020S FJ8608–2020S FC2717–20S 111/16-12 –20 4.68 1.13 2.03 1.05 1.88 1.62
FJ9718–2424S FJ8608–2424S FC2717–24S 2-12 –24 5.14 1.00 2.09 1.26 2.25 2.00
45° elbow
FJ9719–1212S FJ8611–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.30 2.19 .56 .83 1.38
FJ9719–1616S FJ8611–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 5.45 2.84 .76 .90 1.62
FJ9719–2020S FJ8611–2020S FC2717–20S 111/16-12 –20 5.40 2.75 1.01 1.00 1.88
FJ9719–2424S FJ8611–2424S FC2717–24S 2-12 –24 6.41 3.36 1.19 1.07 2.25
90° elbow (short)

FJ9720–1212S FJ8614–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.20 2.08 .56 1.88 1.38
FJ9720–1616S FJ8614–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 5.16 2.54 .76 2.21 1.62
FJ9720–2020S FJ8614–2020S FC2717–20S 111/16-12 –20 5.48 2.84 1.01 2.51 1.88
FJ9720–2424S FJ8614–2424S FC2717–24S 2-12 –24 6.51 3.46 1.19 2.70 2.25
90° elbow (long)

FJ9721–1212S FJ8717–1212S FC2717–12S 13/16-12 –12 4.20 2.08 .56 3.78 1.38
FJ9721–1616S FJ8717–1616S FC2540–16S 17/16-12 –16 5.26 2.64 .76 4.50 1.62
FJ9721–2020S FJ8717–2020S FC2717–20S 111/16-12 –20 5.54 2.90 1.01 5.09 1.88
FJ9721–2424S FJ8717–2424S FC2717–24S 2-12 –24 6.51 3.46 1.19 5.54 2.25
178
Internal Skive Crimp
Fittings*
for use with hose FC606
Fittings
45° elbow 90° elbow
Straight split flange split flange split flange
FJ7261 FJ7274 FJ7277 ORS® straight
Code 62 (SAE J518c) Code 62 (SAE J518c) Code 62 (SAE J518c) FJ7260
Complete Component Part Numbers Flange Head
Fitting Dia. K ∅ Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Size A C D E∅ H 1 2
Thread T
Straight split flange
FJ7261–1616S FJ6261–1616S FC1601–16S 1.88 –16 5.66 3.02 .76
FJ7261–1620S FJ6261–1620S FC1601–20S 1.88 –20 6.15 3.06 .76
FJ7261–2020S FJ6261–2020S FC1601–20S 2.12 –20 6.18 3.10 .94
45° elbow split flange

FJ7274–1616S FJ6274–1616S FC1601–16S 1.88 –16 5.50 2.86 .76 1.06
FJ7274–2020S FJ6274–2020S FC1601–20S 2.12 –20 6.20 3.11 .94 1.15
90° elbow split flange

FJ7277–1616S FJ6277–1616S FC1601–16S 1.88 –16 5.31 2.67 .76 2.38
FJ7277–2020S FJ6277–2020S FC1601–20S 2.12 –20 6.05 2.96 .94 2.62
ORS® straight
FJ7260–1616S FJ6260–1616S FC1601–16S 17/16-12 –16 4.33 1.14 1.69 .78 1.62 1.38
*Internal skive crimp fittings cannot be crimped on FT1244 machines, except as follows: FC5258–0608s, FC5258–0808s and FC5014–0808s fittings can be crimped on FT1244 machines
by using special equipment and procedures.
179
Crimp Fittings
for use with

Hose
FC202
Fittings
Female O-Ring
SAE 45˚swivel 90˚ elbow (SAE 45˚) Male O-Ring pilot rigid pilot swivel
FC7882/FC7603 FC7883 FC7597 FC5275/FC7606

Fitting Hose
SAE 45° swivel
5
FC7882–0606S * * /8-18 –06 3.21 2.30 .26 .81
3
FC7882–0808S * * /4-16 –08 3.86 2.70 .35 .94
7
FC7603–1010S * * /8-14 –10 4.85 3.40 .42 1.06
7
FC7603–1012S * * /8-14 –12 4.90 3.40 .53 1.06
FC7603–1212S * * 11/16-14 –12 5.26 3.76 .54 1.31
90° elbow
5
FC7883–0606S * * /8-18 –06 2.34 1.42 .26 1.50 .81
3
FC7883–0808S * * /4-16 –08 2.58 1.42 .35 1.53 .94
Male O-Ring pilot rigid

7
FC7597–1010S * * /8-14 –10 2.77 1.27 .42 .94
FC7597–1212S * * 11/16-14 –12 2.95 1.40 .54 1.12
Female O-Ring pilot swivel

5
FC5275–0606S * * /8-18 –06 2.78 1.86 .26 .75
3
FC5275–0808S * * /4-16 –08 3.64 2.48 .35 .88
7
FC7606–1010S * * /8-14 –10 4.13 2.69 .42 1.06
FC7606–1212S * * 11/16-14 –12 4.28 2.82 .54 1.25
*One-piece fittings.
NOTE: O-Rings for O-Ring pilot fittings must be ordered separately, see page 227.
180
Polyon Swage
Fittings
for use with Hose
FC372, FC373, FC374, FC375, FC390, FC690
Fittings
Male Pipe Female Pipe SAE 37º (JIC) male Flare
FC5805 FC5806 FC5807
NOTE: Fittings on this page may be swaged or crimped. See bulletin JA55 for crimp information. All dimensions in inches.
Complete
Fitting Hose
1 2
Part Number Die Part No. Pusher Part No. Thread Size A D EØ H
Male Pipe
1
FC5805–0202S FT1243–100–2 FT1243–150–1 /8-27 –02 1.48 .92 .07 .56
1
FC5805–0203S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–150–1 /8-27 –03 1.87 1.08 .10 .56
1
FC5805–0403S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–150–4 /4-18 –03 2.06 1.26 .10 .69
3
FC5805–0603S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–150–5 /8-18 –03 2.16 1.36 .10 .75
1
FC5805–0204S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–2 /8-27 –04 1.98 1.08 .15 .62
1
FC5805–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–4 /4-18 –04 2.16 1.26 .15 .69
3
FC5805–0604S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–5 /8-18 –04 2.26 1.36 .15 .75
1
FC5805–0405S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–150–4 /4-18 –05 2.34 1.06 .22 .69
3
FC5805–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–150–5 /8-18 –05 2.34 1.06 .22 .75
1
FC5805–0406S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–5 /4-18 –06 2.51 1.06 .28 .75
3
FC5805–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–5 /8-18 –06 2.51 1.06 .28 .75
1
FC5805–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–9 /2-14 –06 2.80 1.35 .28 .94
3
FC5805–0608S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–8 /8-18 –08 2.71 1.06 .38 .88
1
FC5805–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–9 /2-14 –08 3.00 1.35 .38 .94
1
FC5805–0810S FT1243–100–10 FT1243–150–9 /2-14 –10 3.20 1.38 .50 1.25
3
FC5805–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–150–11 /4-14 –12 3.20 1.35 .59 1.12
FC5805–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1243–150–13 1-111/2 –16 3.97 1.58 .81 1.38
Female pipe
1
FC5806–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–2 /4-18 –04 2.23 1.33 .15 .75
1
FC5806–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–6 /2-14 –08 2.98 1.33 .38 1.06
SAE 37°(JIC) male flare

7
FC5807–0403S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–150–1 /16-20 –03 2.10 1.30 .10 .56
7
FC5807–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–2 /16-20 –04 2.18 1.28 .15 .62
1
FC5807–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–2 /2-20 –04 2.18 1.28 .15 .62
1
FC5807–0505S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–150–2 /2-20 –05 2.32 1.05 .22 .62
9
FC5807–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–150–4 /16-18 –05 2.33 1.06 .22 .69
9
FC5807–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–5 /16-18 –06 2.54 1.09 .28 .75
3
FC5807–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–7 /4-16 –06 2.64 1.19 .28 .81
3
FC5807–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–8 /4-16 –08 2.81 1.16 .38 .88
7
FC5807–1008S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–9 /8-14 –08 3.04 1.39 .38 .94
7
FC5807–1010S FT1243–100–10 FT1243–150–9 /8-14 –10 3.21 1.39 .48 1.06
FC5807–1208S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–11 11/16-12 –08 3.08 1.44 .38 1.12
FC5807–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–150–11 11/16-12 –12 3.26 1.42 .59 1.12
181
Polyon Swage Fittings
for use with hose

FC372, FC373,
FC374, FC375,
FC390, FC690
Fittings
SAE 45° male flare SAE straight thread SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
FC5808 O-Ring male** FC5809 FC5810
Complete
Fitting Hose
Part Number Die Part No. Pusher Part No. Thread Size A D E H 1 2
SAE 45° male flare
1
FC5808–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–2 /2-20 –04 2.19 1.29 .15 .62
5
FC5808–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–150–5 /8-18 –05 2.50 1.22 .22 .75
5
FC5808–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–5 /8-18 –06 2.60 1.15 .28 .75
3
FC5808–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–8 /4-16 –08 2.97 1.32 .38 .88
Male O-Ring boss

7
FC5809–0403S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–150–1 /16-20 –03 1.91 1.11 .10 .56
1
FC5809–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–2 /2-20 –04 1.99 1.09 .15 .62
9
FC5809–0604S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–4 /16-18 –04 2.02 1.12 .15 .69
9
FC5809–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–5 /16-18 –06 2.37 .92 .28 .75
3
FC5809–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–8 /4-16 –06 2.42 .97 .28 .88
3
FC5809–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–9 /4-16 –08 2.72 1.07 .38 .94
7
FC5809–1008S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150-18 /8-14 –08 2.78 1.13 .38 1.06
7
FC5809–1010S FT1243–100–10 FT1243–150–8 /8-14 –10 2.95 1.13 .48 1.06
SAE 37° (JlC) swivel

1
FC5810–0402S FT1243–100–2 FT1243–250–11 /16-20 –02 1.81 1.12 .07 .62 .56
3
FC5810–0303S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–250–17 /8-24 –03 2.12 1.32 .10 .56 .56
7
FC5810–0403S* FT1243–100–3 FT1243–250–10 /16-20 –03 2.20 1.40 .10 .62 .56
1
FC5810–0503S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–250–1 /2-20 –03 2.22 1.42 .10 .75 .56
7
FC5810–0404S* FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–11 /16-20 –04 2.37 1.47 .15 .62 .62
1
FC5810–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–12 /2-20 –04 2.40 1.50 .15 .75 .62
9
FC5810–0604S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–12 /16-18 –04 2.40 1.50 .15 .75 .62
1
FC5810–0505S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–250–12 /2-20 –05 2.48 1.20 .22 .75 .62
9
FC5810–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–250–12 /16-18 –05 2.54 1.26 .22 .75 .62
9
FC5810–0606S* FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250-14 /16-18 –06 2.76 1.32 .28 .75 .75
3
FC5810–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250–4 /4-16 –06 2.81 1.36 .28 .94 .75
7
FC5810–1006S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250–5 /8-14 –06 2.90 1.46 .28 1.00 .88
3
FC5810–0808S* FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–15 /4-16 –08 3.11 1.46 .38 .94 .88
7
FC5810–1008S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–5 /8-14 –08 3.10 1.46 .38 1.00 .88
FC5810–1208S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–7 11/16-12 –08 3.19 1.54 .38 1.25 1.00
7
FC5810–1010S FT1243–100–10 FT1243–250–5 /8-14 –10 3.36 1.54 .50 1.00 1.00
FC5810–1212S* FT1243–100–12 FT1243–250–7 11/16-12 –12 3.39 1.54 .59 1.25 1.12
FC5810–1616S* FT1243–100-16 FT1243–250–8 15/16-12 –16 4.14 1.74 .78 1.50 1.38
*Also available in 316 stainless steel, substitute –259 for S in base part number when ordering.
**22617 O-Ring supplied, see page 228 for additional O-Rings.
182
Polyon Swage
Fittings
Fittings
SAE 45° swivel Male pipe swivel 45° elbow universal swivel 90° elbow universal swivel
FC5811 FC5812 FC5936 FC5937
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
FC5813 FC5814
Complete
Fitting Hose
Part Number Die Part No. Pusher Part No. Thread Size A D E H 1 2
SAE 45° swivel
7
FC5811–0403S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–250–10 /16-20 –03 2.20 1.40 .10 .62 .56
1
FC5811–0503S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–250–1 /2-20 –03 2.22 1.42 .10 .75 .56
7
FC5811–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–11 /16-20 –04 2.37 1.47 .15 .62 .62
1
FC5811–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–12 /2-20 –04 2.40 1.50 .15 .75 .62
5
FC5811–0604S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–3 /8-18 –04 2.40 1.51 .15 .81 .62
1
FC5811–0505S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–250–12 /2-20 –05 2.48 1.20 .22 .75 .62
5
FC5811–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–250–3 /8-18 –05 2.57 1.30 .22 .81 .62
5
FC5811–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250–13 /8-18 –06 2.76 1.32 .28 .81 .75
3
FC5811–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250–4 /4-16 –06 2.81 1.36 .28 .94 .75
3
FC5811–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–15 /4-16 –08 3.11 1.46 .38 .94 .88
7
FC5811–1008S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–5 /8-14 –08 3.10 1.46 .38 1.00 .88
Male pipe swivel
1
FC5812–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–150–3 /4-18 –04 2.74 1.84 .15 .69 .62
3
FC5812–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–150–6 /8-18 –06 3.18 1.73 .28 .75 .75
1
FC5812–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–150–10 /2-14 –08 3.66 1.96 .38 .94 .88
3
FC5812–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–150–12 /4-14 –12 3.88 2.03 .58 1.12 1.12
45° elbow universal swivel/SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
7
FC5936–0403S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–550–10 /16-20 –03 2.09 1.29 .10 .33 .56 .56
1
FC5936–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–550–12 /2-20 –04 2.26 1.36 .15 .36 .62 .62
9
FC5813–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–550–12 /16-18 –05 2.49 1.21 .22 .39 .69 .62
9
FC5813–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–550-14 /16-18 –06 2.66 1.21 .24 .39 .69 .75
3
FC5936–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–550–4 /4-16 –06 3.01 1.56 .28 .55 .88 .88
3
FC5936–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–550–8 /4-16 –08 3.21 1.56 .37 .55 .88 .88
7
FC5936–1008S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–550–10 /8-14 –08 3.31 1.66 .38 .64 1.00 .88
FC5813–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–550–12 11/16-12 –12 3.75 1.91 .58 .77 1.25 1.12
FC5813–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1242–550–16 15/16-12 –16 4.57 2.33 .81 1.07 1.50 1.38
90° elbow universal swivel/SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
7
FC5937–0403S FT1243–100–3 FT1243–250–10 /16-20 –03 1.99 1.19 .10 .68 .56 .56
7
FC5937–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–11 /16-20 –04 2.08 1.19 .15 .68 .56 .62
1
FC5937–0504S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–250–12 /2-20 –04 2.15 1.25 .15 .76 .62 .62
9
FC5814–0605S FT1243–100–5 FT1243–250–12 /16-18 –05 2.38 1.11 .22 .85 .69 .62
9
FC5814–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250-14 /16-18 –06 2.56 1.11 .28 .85 .69 .75
3
FC5937–0806S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–250–4 /4-16 –06 2.78 1.33 .28 1.09 .88 .75
3
FC5937–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–15 /4-16 –08 2.98 1.33 .38 1.09 .88 .88
7
FC5937–1008S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–250–5 /8-14 –08 3.01 1.36 .38 1.23 1.00 .88
FC5814–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–550–12 11/16-12 –12 3.71 1.86 .59 1.82 1.25 1.12
FC5814–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1243–550–16 15/16-12 –16 4.53 2.14 .81 2.39 1.50 1.38
183
Polyon ORS® Swage Fittings
for use with
hose
FC372, FC373,
FC374, FC375,
FC390, FC690
Fittings

FJ9480 FJ9481 FJ9482 FJ9483
Complete
Fitting Thread Hose
Part Number Die Part No. Pusher Part No. T Size A C D E H 1 2
Straight
9
FJ9480–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–650–4 /16-18 –04 2.43 .62 1.54 .15 .69 .62
11
FJ9480–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–650–6 /16-16 –06 2.86 .72 1.42 .26 .81 .75
13
FJ9480–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–650–8 /16-16 –08 3.35 .87 1.71 .38 .94 .88
FJ9480–1010S FT1243–100–10 FT1243–650–10 1-14 –10 3.63 .97 1.81 .50 1.12 1.00
FJ9480–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–650–12 13/16-12 –12 3.65 1.07 1.80 .58 1.38 1.12
7
FJ9480–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1243–650–16 1 /16-12 –16 4.41 1.14 2.02 .78 1.62 1.38
45° elbow
9
FJ9481–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–550–4 /16-18 –04 2.30 1.40 .15 .41 .69 .62
11
FJ9481–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–550–6 /16-16 –06 2.70 1.26 .24 .43 .81 .75
13
FJ9481–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–550–8 /16-16 –08 3.25 1.61 .37 .59 .94 .88
FJ9481–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–550–12 13/16-12 –12 3.81 1.96 .58 .83 1.38 1.12
FJ9481–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1243–550–16 17/16-12 –16 4.60 2.21 .76 .94 1.62 1.38
90° elbow (short)

9
FJ9482–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–550–4 /16-18 –04 2.15 1.25 .15 1.80 .69 .62
11
FJ9482–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–550–6 /16-16 –06 2.68 1.24 .24 2.13 .81 .75
13
FJ9482–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–550–8 /16-16 –08 3.10 1.46 .37 2.51 .94 .88
FJ9482–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–550–12 13/16-12 –12 3.71 1.86 .58 3.78 1.38 1.12
FJ9482–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1243–550–16 17/16-12 –16 4.53 2.14 .76 4.50 1.62 1.38
90° elbow (long)

9
FJ9483–0404S FT1243–100–4 FT1243–550–4 /16-18 –04 2.15 1.25 .15 1.80 .69 .62
11
FJ9483–0606S FT1243–100–6 FT1243–550–6 /16-16 –06 2.68 1.24 .24 2.13 .81 .75
13
FJ9483–0808S FT1243–100–8 FT1243–550–8 /16-16 –08 3.10 1.46 .37 2.51 .94 .88
FJ9483–1212S FT1243–100–12 FT1243–550–12 13/16-12 –12 3.71 1.86 .58 3.78 1.38 1.12
FJ9483–1616S FT1243–100–16 FT1243–550–16 17/16-12 –16 4.53 2.14 .76 4.50 1.62 1.38
184
Swage Fittings
for use with hose

FC700, FC701, FC702
Fittings
Swage male pipe fitting Swage hose mender fitting
FJ9372/FJ5020 FJ9373/FJ7938/FJ5021
Complete
Fitting Thread Hose
Part Number Die Part No. Pusher Part No. T Size A C D E H 1 2
Swage male pipe

1
FJ9372–0810S FT1243–200–10 FT1243–150–21 /2-14 –10 3.20 1.31 .50
FT1284–100–10 FT1284–150–10
3
FJ9372–1212S FT1243–200–12 FT1243–150–11 /4-14 –12 3.20 1.35 .58
FT1284–100–12 FT1284–150–12
3
FJ5020–1212S** FT1243–200–12A FT1243–150–11 /4-14 –12 3.20 1.35 .58
FT1284–100–12A FT1284–150–12
FJ9372–1616S FT1243–200–16 FT1243–150–13 1-111/2 –16 3.72 1.58 .78
FT1284–100–16 FT1284–150–16
FJ9372–2020S FT1243–200–20A FT1243–150–20 11/4-111/2 –20 4.35 1.99 1.02
FT1284–100–20A FT1284–150–20
Swage hose mender Yoke Part No.

FJ9373–1010S FT1284–100–10* FT1284–50–10 –10 3.38 .38 .49
FJ9373–1212S FT1284–100–12* FT1284–50–12 –12 3.38 .38 .58
FJ5021–1212S** FT1284–100–12A* FT1284–50–12 –12 3.38 .38 .58
FJ7938–1616S FT1284–100–16* FT1284–50–16 –16 4.00 .46 .81
FJ9373–2020S FT1284–100–20A* FT1284–50–20 –20 4.91 .52 1.02
*Two die sets are required for assembly of the swage mender fitting when using the FT1284 tool.
**For FC702–12 hose only.
185
Flat Crimp Fittings
for use with hose
2807, FC186, FC465

Fittings
Male Pipe SAE 37° (JIC) swivel

FC9846 All dimensions in inches. FC9779

Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Thread Size A D E H X1 X2
Male pipe
1
FC9846–0204S* FC3680–0204S** FC3596–04S /8-27 –04 1.25 .66 .12 .44
1
FC9846–0404S* FC3680–0404S** FC3596–04S /4-18 –04 1.50 .91 .12 .56
1
FC9846–0405S* FC3680–0405S** FC3443–04S /4-18 –05 1.40 .91 .19 .56
1
FC9846–0406S* FC3680–0406S** FC3443–05S /4-18 –06 1.40 .91 .25 .56
3
FC9846–0606S* FC3680–0606S** FC3443–05S /8-18 –06 1.40 .91 .25 .69
3
FC9846–0608S* FC3680–0608S** FC3596–08S /8-18 –08 1.80 .91 .34 .69
1
FC9846–0808S* FC3680–0808S** FC3596–08S /2-14 –08 2.04 1.16 .34 .88
1
FC9846–0810S* FC3680–0810S** FC3443–08S /2-14 –10 2.04 1.16 .44 .88
3
FC9846–1212S* FC3680–1212S** FC3596–12S /4-14 –12 2.04 1.16 .56 1.06
FC9846–1616S* FC3680–1616S** FC3596–16S 1-111/2 –16 2.32 1.44 .80 1.38
Male pipe – stainless steel
1
FC9846–0204–333 FC3680–0204–329 FC3596–04C /8-27 –04 1.25 .66 .12 .44
1
FC9846–0404–333 FC3680–0404–329 FC3596–04C /4-18 –04 1.50 .91 .12 .56
1
FC9846–0405–333 FC3680–0405–329 FC3443–04C /4-18 –05 1.40 .91 .19 .56
1
FC9846–0406–333 FC3680–0406–329 FC3443–05C /4-18 –06 1.40 .91 .25 .56
3
FC9846–0606–333 FC3680–0606–329 FC3443–05C /8-18 –06 1.40 .91 .25 .69
3
FC9846–0608–333 FC3680–0608–329 FC3596–08C /8-18 –08 1.80 .91 .34 .69
1
FC9846–0810–333 FC3680–0810–329 FC3443–08C /2-14 –10 2.04 1.16 .44 .88
3
FC9846–1212–333 FC3680–1212–329 FC3596–12C /4-14 –12 2.04 1.16 .56 1.06
FC9846–1616–333 FC3680–1616–329 FC3596–16C 1-111/2 –16 2.32 1.44 .80 1.38
7
FC9779–0404S† FC8779–0404S† FC3596–04S /16-20 –04 1.55 .96 .12 .56 .44
1
FC9779–0505S† FC8779–0505S† FC3443–04S /2-20 –05 1.50 1.01 .19 .62 .50
9
FC9779–0606S† FC8779–0606S† FC3443–05S /16-18 –06 1.60 1.11 .25 .69 .56
3
FC9779–0808S† FC8779–0808S† FC3596–08S /4-16 –08 2.10 1.21 .34 .88 .69
7
FC9779–1010S† FC8779–1010S† FC3443–08S /8-14 –10 2.21 1.32 .44 1.00 .81
FC9779–1212S† FC8779–1212S† FC3596–12S 11/16-12 –12 2.29 1.41 .56 1.25 1.00
FC9779–1616S† FC8779–1616S† FC3596–16S 15/16-12 –16 2.52 1.64 .80 1.50 1.25
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel – stainless steel
7
FC9779–0404–333 FC8779–0404–333 FC3596–04C /16-20 –04 1.55 .96 .12 .56 .44
1
FC9779–0505–333 FC8779–0505–333 FC3443–04C /2-20 –05 1.50 1.01 .19 .62 .50
9
FC9779–0606–333 FC8779–0606–333 FC3443–05C /16-18 –06 1.60 1.11 .25 .69 .56
3
FC9779–0808–333 FC8779–0808–333 FC3596–08C /4-16 –08 2.10 1.21 .34 .88 .69
7
FC9779–1010–333 FC8779–1010–333 FC3443–08C /8-14 –10 2.21 1.32 .44 1.00 .81
FC9779–1212–333 FC8779–1212–333 FC3596–12C 11/16-12 –12 2.29 1.41 .56 1.25 1.00
FC9779–1616–333 FC8779–1616–333 FC3596–16C 15/16-12 –16 2.52 1.64 .80 1.50 1.25
*For Brass drop “S” suffix, replace with –38.
**For Brass drop “S” suffix, replace with “B”.
†For Brass drop “S” suffix, replace with –63.
186
Flat Crimp Fittings
Fittings
45° elbow universal 90° elbow
SAE 45° swivel FC5098 universal
FC7220
FC7216 FC7217 SAE 45°
Fitting Hose
Part Number Nipple Assy.* Socket Thread Size A D E H 1X X2
SAE45° swivel
7
FC7216–0404S FC6216–0404S FC3596–04S /16-20 –04 1.55 .96 .12 .56 .44
1
FC7216–0505S FC6216–0505S FC3443–04S /2-20 –05 1.50 1.01 .19 .62 .50
5
FC7216–0606S FC6216–0606S FC3443–05S /8-18 –06 1.63 1.14 .25 .75 .56
3
FC7216–0808S FC6216–0808S FC3596–08S /4-16 –08 2.10 1.21 .34 .88 .69
7
FC7216–1010S FC6216–1010S FC3443–08S /8-14 –10 2.21 1.32 .44 1.00 .81
FC7216–1212S FC6216–1212S FC3596–12S 11/16-14 –12 2.29 1.41 .56 1.25 1.00
45° elbow
3
FC7220–0808S FC6220–0808S FC3596–08S /4-16 –08 2.16 1.27 .36 .55 .88
90° elbow
7
FC5098–0404S FC4098–0404S FC3596–04S /16-20 –04 1.28 .69 .12 .68 .56
5
FC7217–0606S FC6217–0606S FC3443–05S /8-18 –06 1.31 .82 .25 .85 .75
*Available with brass nipples, contact Aeroquip.
187
Flat Crimp Fittings
for use with Hose
FC363, FC364,
FC563
Fittings
Flange Retainer
SAE 37º with Teflon
Male Pipe (JIC) swivel Flange Retainer coated nipple Ladish Tri-Clamp*
FJ9588 FJ9587 FJ9656 FJ9656 FJ7041
Complete Fitting Component Part Numbers

Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Hose
Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Stainless Steel Thread Size A D E K 1 2
Male pipe stainless steel
1
FJ9588–0808–341 FC1349–0808–259 FC1347–08–329 /2-14 –08 2.54 1.30 .41 .88
3
FJ9588–1212–341 FC1349–1212–259 FC1347–12–329 /4-14 –12 2.61 1.37 .61 1.12
FJ9588–1616–341 FC1349–1616–259 FC1347–16–329 1-111/2 –16 2.80 1.55 .81 1.38
FJ9588–2020–341 FC1349–2020–259 FC1347–20–329 11/4-111/2 –20 2.95 1.70 1.05 1.75
FJ9588–2424–341 FC1349–2424–259 FC1347–24–329 11/2-111/2 –24 3.20 1.74 1.28 2.00
FJ9588–3232–341 FC1349–3232–259 FC1347–32–329 2-111/2 –32 3.46 1.96 1.75 2.50
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel stainless steel
3
FJ9587–0808–331 FJ8587–0808–331 FC1347–08–329 /4-16 –08 2.52 1.10 .38 .88
FJ9587–1212–331 FJ8587–1212–331 FC1347–12–329 11/16-12 –12 2.55 1.23 .61 1.25
FJ9587–1616–331 FJ8587–1616–331 FC1347–16–329 15/16-12 –16 2.69 1.37 .81 1.50
FJ9587–2020–331 FJ8587–2020–331 FC1347–20–329 15/8-12 –20 2.84 1.52 1.05 2.00
FJ9587–2424–331 FJ8587–2424–331 FC1347–24–329 17/8-12 –24 3.21 1.67 1.28 2.25
FJ9587–3232–331 FJ8587–3232–331 FC1347–32–329 21/2-12 –32 3.50 1.92 1.75 2.88
Flange retainer stainless steel
FJ9656–0808–331 FC1373–0808–259 FC1347–08–329 –08 2.56 1.24 .41 1.38
FJ9656–1212–331 FC1373–1212–259 FC1347–12–329 –12 2.56 1.24 .61 1.69
FJ9656–1616–331 FC1373–1616–259 FC1347–16–329 –16 2.62 1.30 .81 2.00
FJ9656–2020–331 FC1373–2020–259 FC1347–20–329 –20 2.62 1.30 1.05 2.50
FJ9656–2424–331 FC1373–2424–259 FC1347–24–329 –24 3.01 1.48 1.28 2.87
FJ9656–3232–331 FC1373–3232–259 FC1347–32–329 –32 3.05 1.48 1.75 3.62
Flange retainer with Teflon coated nipple
FJ9656–0808–338 FC1373–0808–337 FC1347–08–329 –08 2.56 1.24 .41 1.38
FJ9656–1212–338 FC1373–1212–337 FC1347–12–329 –12 2.56 1.24 .61 1.69
FJ9656–1616–338 FC1373–1616–337 FC1347–16–329 –16 2.62 1.30 .81 2.00
FJ9656–2020–338 FC1373–2020–337 FC1347–20–329 –20 2.62 1.30 1.05 2.50
FJ9656–2424–338 FC1373–2424–337 FC1347–24–329 –24 3.01 1.48 1.28 2.87
FJ9656–3232–338 FC1373–3232–337 FC1347–32–329 –32 3.05 1.48 1.75 3.62
Ladish Tri-Clamp*
FJ7041–2416–331 FC1531–2416–259 FC1347–16–329 –16 1.98 .76 .81 1.98
FJ7041–2424–331 FC1531–2424–259 FC1347–24–329 –24 2.24 .76 1.27 1.98
FJ7041–3232–331 FC1531–3232–259 FC1347–32–329 –32 2.24 .76 1.75 2.51
*Tri-Clamp is a registered trademark of the Ladish Co., Tri-clover Division.
Part Number Number

Stainless Hose Bolt
Steel Size Holes J L M
FC1389–0808C –08 4 3.50 2.38 .62
FC1389–1212C –12 4 3.88 2.75 .62
FC1389–1616C –16 4 4.25 3.12 .62
FC1389–2020C –20 4 4.62 3.50 .62
FC1389–2424C –24 4 5.00 3.88 .62
Flange FC1389 FC1389–3232C –32 4 6.00 4.75 .75
188
Flat Crimp Fittings
Fittings
Flange Retainer
SAE 37º with Teflon
Male Pipe (JIC) swivel Flange Retainer coated nipple Ladish Tri-Clamp*
FJ9588 FJ9587 FJ9656 FJ9656 FJ7041
Complete Fitting Component Part Numbers

Part Number Nipple Assy. Socket Hose
Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Carbon Steel Thread Size A D E K 1 2
Male pipe
1
FJ9588–0808S FC1349–0808S FC1347–08S /2-14 –08 2.54 1.30 .41 .88
3
FJ9588–1212S FC1349–1212S FC1347–12S /4-14 –12 2.61 1.32 .61 1.12
FJ9588–1616S FC1349–1616S FC1347–16S 1-111/2 –16 2.80 1.55 .81 1.38
FJ9588–2020S FC1349–2020S FC1347–20S 11/4-111/2 –20 2.95 1.70 1.05 1.75
FJ9588–2424S FC1349–2424S FC1347–24S 11/2-111/2 –24 3.20 1.74 1.28 2.00
FJ9588–3232S FC1349–3232S FC1347–32S 2-111/2 –32 3.46 1.96 1.75 2.50
3
FJ9587–0808S FJ8587–0808S FC1347–08S /4-16 –08 2.52 1.10 .38 .88
FJ9587–1212S FJ8587–1212S FC1347–12S 11/16-12 –12 2.55 1.23 .61 1.25
FJ9587–1616S FJ8587–1616S FC1347–16S 15/16-12 –16 2.69 1.37 .81 1.50
FJ9587–2020S FJ8587–2020S FC1347–20S 15/8-12 –20 2.84 1.52 1.05 2.00
FJ9587–2424S FJ8587–2424S FC1347–24S 17/8-12 –24 3.21 1.67 1.28 2.25
FJ9587–3232S FJ8587–3232S FC1347–32S 21/2-12 –32 3.50 1.92 1.75 2.88
Flange retainer
FJ9656–0808S FC1373–0808S FC1347–08S –08 2.56 1.24 .41 1.38
FJ9656–1212S FC1373–1212S FC1347–12S –12 2.56 1.24 .61 1.69
FJ9656–1616S FC1373–1616S FC1347–16S –16 2.62 1.30 .81 2.00
FJ9656–2020S FC1373–2020S FC1347–20S –20 2.62 1.30 1.05 2.50
FJ9656–2424S FC1373–2424S FC1347–24S –24 3.01 1.48 1.28 2.87
FJ9656–3232S FC1373–3232S FC1347–32S –32 3.05 1.48 1.75 3.62
Flange retainer with Teflon coated nipple
FJ9656–0808–357 FC1373–0808–353 FC1347–08S –08 2.56 1.24 .41 1.38
FJ9656–1212–357 FC1373–1212–353 FC1347–12S –12 2.56 1.24 .61 1.69
FJ9656–1616–357 FC1373–1616–353 FC1347–16S –16 2.62 1.30 .81 2.00
FJ9656–2020–357 FC1373–2020–353 FC1347–20S –20 2.62 1.30 1.05 2.50
FJ9656–2424–357 FC1373–2424–353 FC1347–24S –24 3.01 1.48 1.28 2.87
FJ9656–3232–357 FC1373–3232–353 FC1347–32S –32 3.05 1.48 1.75 3.62
Ladish Tri-Clamp*
FJ7041–2416S FC1531–2416S FC1347–16S –16 1.98 .76 .81 1.98
FJ7041–2424S FC1531–2424S FC1347–24S –24 2.24 .76 1.27 1.98
FJ7041–3232S FC1531–3232S FC1347–32S –32 2.24 .76 1.75 2.51
*Tri-Clamp is a registered trademark of the Ladish Co., Tri-clover Division.
Number
Part Number Hose Bolt
Steel Size Holes J L M
FC1389–0808S –08 4 3.50 2.38 .62
FC1389–1212S –12 4 3.88 2.75 .62
FC1389–1616S –16 4 4.25 3.12 .62
FC1389–2020S –20 4 4.62 3.50 .62
Flange FC1389 FC1389–2424S –24 4 5.00 3.88 .62
189
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651, FC202,
FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355,
Fittings
FC558
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel*†
411– SAE 45° swivel†*††
44–411– 401–
Male pipe
412– Dash Hose
Dash Hose
44–412– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
Size Thread Size A D Eφ
411–
401–
7
†4S* /16-20 –4 1.75 1.00 .17 7
4S* /16-20 –04 1.75 1.00 .17
Dash Hose 6–4S** 9
/16-18 –4 1.85 1.10 .17 1
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 5S* /2-20 –05 1.90 1.12 .23
1
†5S* /2-20 –5 1.90 1.12 .23 5
412– 6S* /8-18 –06 2.05 1.15 .30
9
†6S* /16-18 –6 2.05 1.15 .30 3
†2–4S* 1
/8-27 –04 1.68 .92 .17 8–6S** /4-16 –06 2.18 1.28 .30
3
†8S* /4-16 –8 2.52 1.38 .39 3
†4–4S* 1
/4-18 –04 1.86 1.11 .17 8S* /4-16 –08 2.52 1.38 .39
7
†10–8S** /8-14 –8 2.65 1.50 .39 7
†2–5S* 1
/8-27 –05 1.78 1.00 .23 10S* /8-14 –10 2.80 1.51 .48
7
10S* /8-14 –10 2.80 1.51 .48
†4–5S* 1
/4-18 –05 1.96 1.18 .23 12S* 11/16-14 –12 3.02 1.45 .61
12–10S** 11/16-12 –10 2.85 1.56 .48
1
†4–6S* /4-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .30 †12S* 1
1 /16-12 –12 3.15 1.58 .61
3
†6–6S /8-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 16–12S** 15/16-012 –12 3.26 1.69 .61
3
†6–8S* /8-18 –08 2.48 1.33 .39 †16S* 15/16-12 –16 2.82 1.55 .82
1
8–8S /2-14 –08 2.73 1.58 .36 †20S*††† 15/8-12 –20 3.00 1.64 1.05
1
†8–10S* /2-14 –10 2.88 1.59 .48 †24S*††† 17/8-12 –24 3.28 1.83 1.28
3
12–10S* /4-14 –10 2.94 1.65 .48 †32S*††† 21/2-12 –32 3.88 2.03 1.75
†12–12S* 3
/4-14 –12 3.24 1.67 .61 SAE 45° swivel
44–411– 4401–
3
†12–16S /4-14 –16 2.80 1.53 .82
40* 3-12 –40 4.16 2.25 2.20
†16–16S 1-111/2 –16 2.99 1.72 .82 Dash Hose
48* 31/2-12 –48 4.28 2.38 2.80
16–20S 1-11 /2 1
–20 3.20 1.84 .95 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
†20–20S 1
1 /4-11 /2 1
–20 3.23 1.87 1.05 4401–
7
20–24S 11/4-111/2 –24 3.58 2.12 1.28 4S /16-20 –04 1.97 1.22 .13
1
†24–24S 11/2-111/2 –24 3.48 2.03 1.28 5S /2-20 –05 2.12 1.34 .17
5
†32–32S 2-111/2 –32 4.05 2.20 1.75 6S /8-18 –06 2.36 1.46 .24
3
44–412– 8S /4-16 –08 2.78 1.62 .36
7
40–40 1
2 /2-8 –40 5.03 3.13 2.12 10S /8-14 –10 3.10 1.81 .46
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 12S 11/16-14 –12 3.49 1.92 .55
48–48 3-8 –48 5.09 3.19 2.69 4411–
Dash Hose
Male pipe
4412– 4411–
7
4S††† /16-20 –04 1.97 1.23 .13
7
4S /16-20 –05 2.08 1.30 .17
1
5S††† /2-20 –05 2.12 1.35 .18
Dash Hose 6S††† 9
/16-18 –06 2.33 1.43 .24 PTT swivel*
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 3
406–
8–6S /4-16 –06 2.42 1.52 .24
4412– 6–8S 9
/16-18 –08 2.68 1.53 .30 Dash Hose
2–4S 1
/8-27 –04 1.68 .93 .13 8S††† 3
/4-16 –08 2.78 1.62 .36 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
4–4S 1
/4-18 –04 1.87 1.12 .13 10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 2.95 1.80 .36 406–
4–5S 1
/4-18 –05 1.96 1.18 .17 8–10S 3
/4-16 –10 2.92 1.64 .39 16B†††† 15/16-14 –16 2.60 1.33 .82
4–6S† 1
/4-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 10S††† 7
/8-14 –10 3.10 1.81 .46 20B†††† 15/8-14 –20 2.86 1.50 1.05
6–6S 3
/8-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 12–10S 11/16-12 –10 3.19 1.91 .46 24B 17/8-14 –24 3.13 1.67 1.28
1
4–8S /4-18 –08 2.48 1.33 .30 10–12S 7
/8-14 –12 3.40 1.83 .55
6–8S 3
/8-18 –08 2.48 1.33 .36 12S††† 11/16-12 –12 3.49 1.92 .55 NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108.
1 †Also supplied in brass. To order substitute “B” for “S”
8–8S /2-14 –08 2.73 1.58 .36 14–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.56 1.99 .55 in part number.
1
8–10S /2-14 –10 2.88 1.59 .46 16S††† 15/16-12 –16 3.19 1.93 .82 ††Wet air brake system can cause fitting corrosion, if
12–10S 3
/4-14 –10 2.94 1.65 .46 20S 15/8-12 –20 3.43 2.07 1.05 encountered use an all brass fitting (substitute “B” for
“S” in part number, or steel fittings with brass nipples
1
8–12S /2-14 –12 3.24 1.68 .49 20–24S 15/8-12 –24 3.65 2.19 1.06 (add “63–” prefix and drop “S” suffix in part number).
12–12S 3
/4-14 –12 3.24 1.67 .55 24S 17/8-12 –24 3.68 2.22 1.28 **Check with Aeroquip for proper tooling.
†††Available in stainless steel. To order drop the “S” suf-
32S 21/2-12 –32 4.39 2.55 1.75 fix and add “259–” prefix.
††††Also supplied in steel. To order drop “B” suffix and
All dimensions in inches. *Requires assembly tools for assembly. substitute “S” in part number.
190
Reusable Fittings
45° elbow (continued)

190297– Universal swivel
190299– SAE 45° swivel
190265– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
Dash Hose
Fittings
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
SAE male O-Ring boss** LIFESAVER†
190265–
190463– 190000–
9
6–5S /16-18 –05 2.13 1.35 .17 .39
Dash Hose Dash Tube Hose 9
6S /16-18 –06 2.23 1.33 .24 .39
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Size Size Size A B† D Eφ
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.78 2.21 .55 .78
190463– 190000–
1
16–12S 15/16-12 –12 4.00 2.43 .55 .99
6S 9
/16-18 –06 1.95 1.05 .24 4S /4 –04 1.36 .25 .62 .13
5
16S 15/16-12 –16 3.74 2.47 .82 1.07
8S 3
/4-16 –08 2.35 1.20 .36 5S /16 –05 1.53 .31 .75 .18
5
20S 15/8-12 –20 4.21 2.85 1.05 1.22
10S 7
/8-14 –10 2.63 1.34 .36 5–6S /16 –06 1.63 .31 .73 .24
3
6S /8 –06 1.63 .38 .73 .24
3
6–8S /8 –08 2.04 .38 .89 .28
1
8S /2 –08 2.04 .50 .89 .36
5
10S /8 –10 2.19 .62 .90 .46
1
8–12S /2 –12 2.49 .50 .92 .39
3 90° elbow (short)
12S /4 –12 2.49 .75 .92 .55
SAE 37° (JIC) male flare 190296– Universal swivel
4414– 16S 1 –16 2.05 1.00 .78 .82 190302– SAE 45° swivel
16–20S 1 –20 2.26 1.00 .90 .82 190261– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
Dash Hose 18–20S 11/8 –20 2.26 1.12 .90 .94 90° elbow (long)
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 190295– Universal swivel
20S 11/4 –20 2.26 1.25 .90 1.05 190301– SAE 45° swivel
4414–
24–20S 11/2 –20 2.33 1.50 .96 1.05 190260– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
7
4S /16-20 –04 1.85 1.10 .13
16–24S 1 –24 2.42 1.00 .97 .82
5S 1
/2-20 –05 1.95 1.17 .17 Dash Hose
20–24S 11/4 –24 2.36 1.25 .90 1.05 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
9
6S /16-18 –06 2.12 1.22 .24 1
24–24S 1 /2 –24 2.42 1.50 .97 1.28
8S 3
/4-16 –08 2.57 1.42 .36 190296–
20–32S 11/4 –32 2.89 1.25 1.05 1.06 7
10S 7
/8-14 –10 2.88 1.60 .46 4S /16-20 –04 1.74 .99 .13 .68
24–32S 11/2 –32 2.83 1.50 .98 1.37 1
12–10S 11/16-12 –10 3.05 1.76 .46 5S /2-20 –05 1.96 1.18 .17 .77
32–32S 2 –32 2.89 2.00 1.05 1.75 3
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.35 1.78 .55 8S /4-16 –08 2.76 1.61 .36 1.09
1
40S 2 /2 –40 3.26 2.50 1.36 2.21 7
16–12S 15/16-12 –12 3.40 1.83 .55 10S /8-14 –10 2.94 1.65 .46 1.23
3
16S 15/16-12 –16 2.96 1.69 .82 8–12S /4-16 –12 3.21 1.64 .39 1.09
20S 15/8-12 –20 3.22 1.86 1.05 190302–
5
20F 17/8-12 –24 3.44 1.99 1.28 6S /8-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 .85
32S 1
2 /2-12 –32 4.22 2.38 1.75 12S 11/16-14 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 1.82
190261–
9
6S /16-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 .85
45° elbow 12S 11/16-12 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 1.82
190297– Universal swivel 16–12S 15/16-12 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 2.14
190299– SAE 45° swivel
16S 15/16-12 –16 3.55 2.28 .82 2.39
190265– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
SAE 45º male flare 20–16S 15/8-12 –16 3.55 2.28 .76 2.50
4402– Dash Hose 20S 15/8-12 –20 4.02 2.65 1.05 2.75
Dash Hose 20–24S 15/8-12 –24 4.11 2.66 1.05 2.75
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 190297– 190295–
7
4402– 4S /16-20 –04 1.85 1.10 .13 .33 7
4S /16-20 –04 1.74 .99 .13 1.80
7
4S††† 7
/16-20 –04 1.80 1.06 .13 4–5S /16-20 –05 2.01 1.23 .15 .33 1
5S /2-20 –05 1.96 1.18 .18 1.77
1
4–5S 7
/16-20 –05 1.90 1.12 .17 5S /2-20 –05 2.07 1.29 .18 .36 3
8S /4-16 –08 2.88 1.73 .36 2.43
3
5S 1
/2-20 –05 1.97 1.18 .17 8–6S /4-16 –06 2.64 1.74 .24 .55 7
10S /8-14 –10 3.19 1.90 .46 2.57
3
6S††† 5
/8-18 –06 2.19 1.28 .24 8–10S /4-16 –10 3.14 1.85 .39 .55 7
10–12S /8-14 –12 3.49 1.92 2.57 .48
7
8S††† 3
/4-16 –08 2.66 1.52 .36 10S /8-14 –10 3.24 1.95 .46 .64
7
190301–
10S††† 7
/8-14 –10 3.00 1.72 .46 10–12S /8-14 –12 3.54 1.97 .48 .64 5
6S /8-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 2.18
12–10S 11/16-14 –10 3.20 1.90 .46 190299– 12S 11/16-14 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 3.73
5
12S 11/16-14 –12 3.50 1.92 .56 6S /8-18 –06 2.23 1.33 .24 .39
190260–
12S 11/16-14 –12 3.78 2.21 .55 .78 9
6S /16-18 –06 2.13 1.23 .24 2.18
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 3.73
16S 15/16-12 –16 3.55 2.28 .82 4.58
**See page 228 for O-Ring 22617.
20S 15/8-12 –20 4.02 2.65 1.05 5.53
†”B” dimension is counterbore diameter for mating
tubing.
†††Available in stainless steel. To order drop the “S”
suffix and add “259–” prefix. NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. All dimensions in inches.
191
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651,
Fittings
FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350,

FC355, FC558
Code 61 SAE J518c Code 61 SAE J518c
30° split flange 190846– 60° split flange 191395–
Flange Flange
Dash Head Hose Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D EØ H Size Dia. Size A D EØ H
190846– 191395–
16–12S 1.75 –12 3.60 2.03 .55 .45 12S 1.50 –12 4.15 2.58 .55 1.62
16S 1.75 –16 3.32 2.05 .82 .50 16S 1.75 –16 3.86 2.60 .82 1.64
Code 61 SAE J518c
Straight split flange 4775– 20–16S 2.00 –16 3.32 2.05 .82 .50 20S 2.00 –20 4.22 2.86 1.05 1.64
20S 2.00 –20 3.63 2.26 1.05 .52 24S 2.38 –24 4.73 3.28 1.28 2.00
Flange
24S 2.38 –24 3.96 2.51 1.28 .58
Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D EØ 32S 2.81 –32 4.68 2.84 1.75 .65
4775–
8S 1.19 –08 2.77 1.62 .36
8–10S 1.19 –10 3.32 2.03 .46
16–10S 1.75 –10 2.97 1.68 .46
12S 1.50 –12 3.16 1.59 .55
16–12S 1.75 –12 3.55 1.98 .55 Code 61 SAE J518c
20–12S 2.00 –12 3.55 1.98 .55 90° split flange 4779–
16S 1.75 –16 2.77 1.50 .82 Code 61 SAE J518c Flange
20–16S 2.00 –16 3.36 2.09 .82 45° split flange 4777– Dash Head Hose
24–16S 2.38 –16 3.42 2.14 .82 Size Dia. Size A D EØ H
Flange
16–20S 1.75 –20 2.99 1.62 .82 Dash Head Hose 4779–
20S 2.00 –20 3.58 2.21 1.05 Size Dia. Size A D EØ H 8S 1.19 –08 2.88 1.73 .36 1.62
32–20S 2.81 –20 3.64 2.28 1.05 4777– 12S 1.50 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 2.12
16–24S 1.75 –24 3.73 2.28 .82 8S 1.19 –08 3.44 2.30 .36 1.00 16–12S 1.75 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 2.12
20–24S 2.00 –24 3.67 2.22 1.05 12S 1.50 –12 4.02 2.45 .55 1.00 12–16S 1.50 –16 3.30 2.03 .82 2.12
24S 2.38 –24 4.02 2.56 1.28 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.02 2.45 .55 1.00 16S 1.75 –16 3.55 2.28 .82 2.38
32–24S 2.81 –24 4.02 2.56 1.28 20–12S 2.00 –12 4.02 2.45 .55 1.00 20–16S 2.00 –16 3.55 2.28 .82 2.38
20–32S 2.00 –32 5.26 3.42 1.06 16S 1.75 –16 3.80 2.53 .82 1.12 16–20S 1.75 –20 3.76 2.40 .82 2.38
24–32S 2.38 –32 4.42 2.58 1.37 16–20S 1.75 –20 4.01 2.65 .82 1.12 20S 2.00 –20 4.02 2.65 1.05 2.50
32S 2.81 –32 4.92 3.08 1.75 20–16S 2.00 –16 3.80 2.53 .82 1.12 24–20S 2.38 –20 4.02 2.65 1.05 2.50
40–32S 3.31 –32 4.98 3.14 1.75 20S 2.00 –20 4.12 2.75 1.05 1.12 32–20S 2.81 –20 4.02 2.65 1.05 2.56
24–20S 2.38 –20 4.12 2.75 1.05 1.12 20–24S 2.00 –24 4.11 2.66 1.05 2.50
32–20S 1.81 –20 4.16 2.80 1.05 1.17 24S 2.38 –24 4.42 2.97 1.28 2.75
24S 2.38 –24 4.38 2.92 1.28 1.12 24–32S 2.38 –32 4.83 2.98 1.37 2.75
24–32S 2.38 –32 4.78 2.94 1.37 1.12 32S 2.81 –32 5.39 3.55 1.75 3.25
32–24S 2.81 –24 4.38 2.92 1.28 1.12 40–32S 3.31 –32 5.39 3.55 1.75 3.31
32S 2.81 –32 5.18 3.33 1.75 1.25
40–32S 3.31 –32 5.22 3.38 1.75 1.30
Code 61 SAE J518c

221/2° split flange 4776–
Flange
Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D EØ H
4776–
16S 1.75 –16 3.55 2.28 .82 .50
32–16S 2.81 –16 3.52 2.26 .82 .49
20S 2.00 –20 3.82 2.45 1.05 .50
32–20S 2.81 –20S 3.88 2.51 1.05 .52
32S 2.81 –32 4.59 2.75 1.75 .50
*All dimensions in inches.

NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings
see pages 225–228.
NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108.
192
Reusable Fittings
Fittings
90° elbow (short)
Straight SAE male inverted flare SAE male inverted flare
Male inverted flare 190277– 190111– 190235–
Dash Hose 90° elbow (long)
Dash Hose Size Thread Size A D EØ SAE male inverted flare
Size Thread Size A D EØ 190111– 190325–
190277– 4S 7
/16-24 –04 2.46 1.71 .13
7
Dash Hose
4S /16-20 –04 1.80 1.05 .13 5S 1
/2-20 –05 2.62 1.84 .18 Size Thread Size A D EØ H
1
5–6S /2-20 –06 2.72 1.82 .24 190235–
5
6S /8-18 –06 2.72 1.82 .24 4S 7
/16-24 –04 2.36 1.62 .13 1.69
5
6-8S /8-18 –08 3.13 1.98 .28 7–4S 11
/16-18 –04 2.12 1.36 .13 1.84
3
8S /4-18 –08 3.20 2.05 .36 8–4S 3
/4-18 –04 2.12 1.36 .13 1.84
1
5S /2-20 –05 2.53 1.75 .18 1.69
5
6S /8-18 –06 2.63 1.73 .24 1.73
11
7–6S /16-18 –06 2.63 1.73 .24 1.73
5
6–8S /8-18 –08 3.04 1.89 .28 1.73
Male/female inverted flare 190276– 7–8S 11
/16-18 –08 3.04 1.89 .28 1.73
3
Dash Hose 8S /4-18 –08 3.04 1.89 .36 1.75
7
Size Thread Size A D EØ 10S /8-18 –10 3.44 2.15 .46 2.22
3
190276– 15° elbow SAE male inverted flare 8–12S /4-18 –12 3.49 1.92 .39 1.75
4S 5
/8-18(M) –04 2.05 1.30 .13 190350– 190325–
5
7
/16-24(F) 6S /8-18 –06 3.67 2.77 .24 2.73
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D EØ H
190350–
5
6S /8-18 –06 3.26 2.36 .24 .37
Female inverted flare 403–

Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D EØ 45° elbow SAE male inverted flare
403– 190371–
1
5S /2-20 –05 1.62 .84 .23 Dash Hose
5
6S /8-18 –06 1.78 .88 .30 Size Thread Size A D EØ H
190371–
7
4S /16-20 –04 2.74 1.99 .13 .96
1
5S /2-20 –05 2.90 2.12 .17 .96
5
6S /8-18 –06 3.00 2.10 .24 .96
3
8S /4-18 –08 3.39 2.24 .36 .93
7
10S /8-18 –10 3.74 2.44 .46 1.03
Compression ball sleeve FC7031–

Dash Tube Hose
Size Size Size A D EØ
FC7031–
1
0808–206 /2 –08 2.36 1.20 .36
5
1010–206 /8 –10 2.62 1.34 .46
*All dimensions in inches.

193
Reusable Fittings
ORS Reusable fittings BSP Reusable fittings

for use with Hose for use with Hose
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651, 302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651,
Fittings
FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321,

FC350, FC355, FC558 FC350, FC355, FC558
90˚ Elbow short drop

FJ9708–
Dash “T” Hose

Size Thread Size A D Eφ H BSP male 07.340–
FJ9708–
Dash Hose
Eφ
9
Straight FJ9706– 0404S /16-18 –04 1.80 1.05 .13 .82 Size Thread Size A D
11
Dash “T” Hose 0606S /16-16 –06 2.13 1.23 .22 .90 07.340–
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 0808S 13
/16-16 –08 2.76 1.61 .36 1.15 1
1.83 1.08 .13
4–4 /4-19 –04 46.5 27.5 3.2
FJ9706– 1010S 1-14 –10 3.03 1.74 .46 1.27
9 2.09 1.18 .24
0404S /16-18 –04 2.09 1.34 .13 1212S 13/16-12 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 1.88 6–6 3
/8-19 –06
9
53 30 6.0
0405S /16-18 –05 2.03 1.25 .17 1616S 17/16-12 –16 3.55 2.28 .76 2.21 2.52 1.35 .35
1
0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.43 1.53 .24 2020S 111/16-12 –20 4.02 2.65 1.01 2.51 8–8 /2-14 –08 64 34.5 9.0
0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.13 1.98 .36 2424S 2-12 –24 4.42 2.97 1.26 2.70 5
2.80 1.50 .45
10–10 /8-14 –10 71 38 11.5
1010S 1-14 –10 3.37 2.08 .46
3
3.13 1.56 .55
1212S 13/16-12 –12 3.68 2.11 .55 12–12 /4-14 –12 79.5 39.5 14.0
1616S 17/16-12 –16 3.50 2.23 .82 2.81 1.54 .83
16–16 1-11 –16 71.5 39 21.0
2020S 111/16-12 –20 3.64 2.28 1.05
2424S 2-12 –24 3.86 2.40 1.26 1
2.91 1.56 1.04
20–20 1 /4-11 –20 74 39.5 26.5
1
3.05 1.59 1.28
24–24 1 /2-11 –24 77.5 40.5 32.5
3.76 1.91 1.75
32–32 2-11 –32 95.5 48.5 44.5
90˚ Elbow long drop

FJ9709–
Dash “T” Hose
45˚ Elbow
FJ9707–
FJ9709–
Dash “T” Hose 9 BSP female swivel 07.421–
0404S /16-18 –04 1.80 1.05 .13 1.80
0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.25 1.35 .22 2.13 Dash Hose
FJ9707– 13 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
9 0808S /16-16 –08 2.88 1.73 .36 2.51
0404S /16-18 –04 1.96 1.21 .13 .41 07.421–
11 1010S 1-14 –10 3.03 1.74 .46 2.76
0606S /16-16 –06 2.27 1.37 .22 .43 1
2.05 1.30 .13
13 1212S 13/16-12 –12 3.74 2.17 .55 3.78 4–4 /4-19 –04 52 33 3.2
0806S /16-16 –06 2.68 1.78 .24 .59
13 1616S 17/16-12 –16 3.55 2.27 .76 4.50 2.34 1.44 .24
0808S /16-16 –08 3.03 1.88 .36 .59 6–6 3
/8-19 –06
2020S 111/16-12 –20 4.02 2.65 1.01 5.09 59.5 36.5 6.0
1010S 1-14 –10 3.38 2.08 .46 .65 2.40 1.50 .24
2424S 2-12 –24 4.42 2.97 1.26 5.54 8–6 1
/2-19 –06
1212S 13/16-12 –12 3.84 2.27 .55 .83 61 38 6.0
1616S 17/16-12 –16 3.62 2.35 .76 .94 1
2.76 1.59 .35
8–8 /2-14 –08 70 40.5 9.0
2020S 111/16-12 –20 4.09 2.72 1.01 1.00
5
2.97 1.69 .45
2424S 2-12 –24 4.32 2.87 1.26 1.07 10–10 /8-14 –10 75.5 43 11.5
3
3.03 1.73 .45
12–10 /4-14 –10 77 44 11.5
3
3.33 1.75 .55
12–12 /4-14 –12 84.5 44.5 14.0
3.07 1.79 .83
16–16 1-11 –16 78 45.5 21.0
3.21 1.85 1.04
20–20 1 1/4-11 –20 81.5 47 26.5
3.43 1.97 1.28
24–24 1 1/2-11 –24 87 50 32.5
3.98 2.13 1.75
32–32 2-11 –32 101 54 44.5
inches in bold type

millimeters in light type
194
Reusable Fittings
Metric Reusable fittings

for use with Hose
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651,
FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321,
Fittings
FC350, FC355, FC558
Metric male 24˚ DIN 3901/3902 I.Rh.
07.003– Metric universal female swivel 60˚
DIN 7631/7647 07.002–/07.036–
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Rφ* Dash Hose
07.003– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
M12 1.77 1.02 .13 .24 07.002–
6–4 x 1.5 –04 45 26 3.2 6 M12 2.01 1.26 .13
4–4 x 1.5 –04 51 32 3.2
M14 1.87 1.08 .18 .31
8–5 x 1.5 –05 47.5 27.5 4.5 8 M14 2.11 1.32 .18
Metric male 60˚ DIN 7631/7647 07.024– 6–5 x 1.5 –05 53.5 33.5 4.5
M16 2.01 1.10 .24 .39
Dash Hose 10–6 x 1.5 –06 51 28 6.0 10 M16 2.22 1.32 .24
Size Thread Size A D Eφ M18 2.01 1.10 .24 .47
8–6 x 1.5 –06 56.5 33.5 6.0
12–6 x 1.5 –06 51 28 6.0 12 M18 2.64 1.48 .35
07.024– 10–8 –08
M12 1.77 1.02 .13 M18 2.36 1.20 .35 .47 x 1.5 67 37.5 9.0
4–4 –04 12–8 x 1.5 –08 60 30.5 9.0 12 M22 2.87 1.59 .45
x 1.5 45 26 3.2 13–10 –10
M14 1.87 1.08 .18 M22 2.56 1.26 .45 .59 x 1.5 73 40.5 11.5
6–5 –05 15–10 x 1.5 –10 65 32 11.5 15 M26 3.29 1.71 .55
x 1.5 47.5 27.5 4.5 16–12 –12
M16 1.97 1.06 .24 M26 2.56 1.26 .45 .71 x 1.5 83.5 43.5 14.0
8–6 –06 18–10 x 1.5 –10 65 32 11.5 18 07.036–
x 1.5 50 27 6.0
M18 2.32 1.18 .35 M26 2.85 1.28 .55 .71 M30 2.85 1.61 .83
10–8 –08 18–12 –12 20–16 x 1.5 –16 72.5 40.9 21.0
x 1.5 59 30 9.0 x 1.5 72.5 32.5 14.0 18
M22 2.56 1.26 .45 M30 2.56 1.28 .83 .87 M38 3.01 1.65 1.04
13–10 –10 22–16 –16 25–20 x 1.5 –20 76.5 42 26.5
x 1.5 65 32 11.5 x2 65 32.5 21.0 22
M26 2.85 1.28 .55 M36 2.66 1.30 1.04 1.10 M45 3.23 1.77 1.28
16–12 –12 28–20 –20 32–24 x 1.50 –24 82 45 3.25
x 1.5 72.5 32.5 14.0 x2 67.5 33 26.5 28
M30 2.48 1.22 .83 M45 2.83 1.38 1.28 1.38 M52 3.68 1.83 1.75
20–16 –16 35–24 –24 40–32 x 1.5 –32 93.5 46.5 44.5
x 1.5 63 31 21.0 x2 72 35 32.5 35
M38 2.66 1.30 1.04 M52 3.38 1.54 1.75 1.65 M65 3.68 1.83 1.75
25–20 –20 42–32 –32 50–32 x2 –32 93.5 46.5 44.5
x 1.5 67.5 33 26.5 x2 86 39 44.5 42
M45 2.76 1.30 1.28 M78 4.06 2.15 2.20
32–24 –24 60–40 x2 –40 103 54.5 56.0
x 1.5 70 33 32.5
M52 3.31 1.46 1.28 M90 4.27 2.36 2.80
40–32 –32 70–48 x2 –48 108.5 60 71.0
x 1.5 84 37 44.5
M65 3.42 1.57 1.75
50–32 x2 –32 87 40 44.5
M78 3.72 1.81 2.20
60–40 x2 –40 94.5 46 56.0
M90 3.96 2.05 2.80 Metric male 24˚ DIN 3901/3902 s.Rh.
70–48 x2 –48 100.5 52 71.0 07.026–
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Rφ*
07.026–
M16 1.85 1.10 .13 .31
8–4 x 1.5 –04 47 28 3.2 8
M18 1.95 1.16 .18 .39
10–5 x 1.5 –05 49.5 29.5 4.5 10
M20 2.05 1.14 .24 .47
12–6 x 1.5 –06 52 29 6.0 12
M22 2.48 1.32 .35 .55
14–8 x 1.5 –08 63 33.5 9.0 14
M24 2.64 1.34 .45 .63
16–10 x 1.5 –10 67 34 11.5 16
M30 3.09 1.52 .55 .79
20–12 x2 –12 78.5 38.5 14.0 20
M36 2.72 1.44 .83 .98
25–16 x2 –16 69 36.5 21.0 25
M42 2.89 1.54 1.04 1.18
30–20 x2 –20 73.5 39 26.5 30
M52 3.15 1.69 1.28 1.50
38–24 x2 –24 80 43 32.5 38
inches in bold type

*Rφ dimension is tube O.D. and refers to mating compo-
nent when not called out on the illustration.
Reusable Metric fittings continued on page 196.
195
Reusable Fittings
Metric Reusable fittings Komatsu

for use with Hose Reusable fittings
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651,
for use with Hose
Fittings
FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321,

FC350, FC355, FC558 302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651,
FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350,
FC355, FC558
Metric universal female swivel 24°
DIN 3901/3902 s.Rh. 07.155–
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eø Rø∗
07.155–
M16 2.07 1.32 .13 .31
8–4 –04
x 1.5 52.5 33.5 3.2 8
M18 2.17 1.38 .18 .39
10–5 –05
x 1.5 55 35 4.5 10
Metric universal female swivel 24° Komatsu
M20 2.34 1.44 .24 .47
DIN 3901/3902 l.Rh. 07.002– 12–6 –06 30° metric female swivel
x 1.5 59.5 36.5 6.0 12
FC5954–
Dash Hose M22 2.70 1.54 .35 .55 Dash Hose
14–8 –08
Size Thread Size A D Eø Rø∗ x 1.5 68.5 39 9.0 14 Size Thread Size A D Eø
07.002– M24 2.93 1.63 .45 .63
16–10 –10 FC5954–
x 1.5 74.5 41.5 11.5 16
M12 2.01 1.26 .13 .24 M18 2.49 1.59 .24
4–4 –04 0306S –06
x 1.5 51 32 3.2 6 M30 3.37 1.79 .55 .79
20–12 –12 x 1.5 63.3 40.4 6.1
x2 85.5 45.5 14.0 20
M14 2.11 1.32 .18 .31 M22 3.10 1.82 .37
6–5 –05 0410S –10
x 1.5 53.5 33.5 4.5 8 M36 2.95 1.67 .83 .98
25–16 –16 x 1.5 78.7 46.2 9.4
x2 .75 42.5 21.0 25
M16 2.22 1.32 .24 .39 M24 3.55 1.98 .48
8–6 –06 0512S –12
x 1.5 56.5 33.5 6.0 10 M42 3.09 1.73 1.04 1.18
30–20 –20 x 1.5 90.2 50.3 12.2
x2 78.5 44 26.5 30
M18 2.64 1.48 .35 .47 M30 3.76 2.19 .55
10–8 –08 0612S –12
x 1.5 67 37.5 9.0 12 M52 3.31 1.85 1.28 1.50
37–24 –24 x 1.5 95.5 55.6 14
x2 84 47 32.5 38
M22 2.87 1.59 .45 .59 M33 3.55 2.28 .82
13–10 –10 1016S –16
x 1.5 73 40.5 11.5 15 x 1.5 90.2 57.9 20.8
M26 3.29 1.71 .55 .71 M42 4.12 2.67 1.19
16–12 –12 1424S –24
x 1.5 83.5 43.5 14.0 18 x 1.5 107.7 67.8 30.2
M30 2.91 1.63 .83 .87
22–16 –16
x2 74 41.5 21.0 22
M36 3.07 1.71 1.04 1.10
28–20 –20
x2 78 43.5 26.5 28
M45 3.21 1.75 1.28 1.38
35–24 –24
x2 81.5 44.5 32.5 35
M52 3.70 1.85 1.75 1.65
42–32 –32
x2 94 47 44.5 42
inches in bold type

*Rφ dimension is tube O.D. and refers to mating
component when not called out on the illustration.
196
Reusable Fittings
Bump tube O-Ring seal

for use with Refrigeration Hose Male 90° elbow
1540, FC202, FC558
Fittings
FC7662–/FC7474
Male
FC7646–/FC7049
Pilot Hose
Part Number O.D. Length Thread Size A D Eø H M
Male (short pilot)
5
FC7646–0606S .337 .18 /8-18 –06 3.03 2.13 .24 .18
3
FC7646–0808S .461 .18 /4-18 –08 3.43 2.28 .36 .18
7
FC7646–1010S .570 .18 /8-18 –10 3.85 2.56 .46 .18
Male (long pilot)

5
FC7049–0606S .337 .28 /8-18 –06 3.03 2.13 .24 .28
3
FC7049–0808S .461 .38 /4-18 –08 3.63 2.48 .36 .38
7
FC7049–1010S .570 .38 /8-18 –10 3.85 2.56 .46 .38
Male 90º elbow (short pilot)

5
FC7662–0606S .337 .18 /8-18 –06 2.47 1.57 .24 1.76 .18
7
FC7662–1010S .570 .18 /8-18 –10 3.28 1.99 .46 2.06 .18
Male 90° elbow (long pilot)

5
FC7474–0606S .337 .28 /8-18 –06 2.72 1.82 .24 2.30 .28
7
FC7474–1010S .570 .38 /8-18 –10 3.28 1.99 .46 2.83 .38
NOTE: O–Rings must be ordered separately. Order by part number 22546–11 for –06 size fittings, 22546–13 for –08 size fittings, 22546–15 for –10 size fittings and 22546–17 for –12 size fit-
tings. See page 227.
Female 90°
elbow
FC7573–
Female
FC7048–
Pilot Hose
Part Number O.D. Length Thread Size A D Eø H M
Female (long pilot)
5
FC7048–0606S .337 .28 /8–18 –06 2.67 1.77 .22 .29
3
FC7048–0808S .461 .38 /4–16 –08 3.27 2.12 .36 .38
7
FC7048–1010S .570 .38 /8–14 –10 3.61 2.32 .46 .44
FC7048–1212S .695 .57 11/16–14 –12 4.00 2.44 .55 .57
Female 90° elbow (long pilot)

5
FC7573–0606S .337 .28 /8–18 –06 2.72 1.82 .24 1.17 .29
3
FC7573–0808S .461 .38 /4–16 –08 3.50 2.35 .36 1.24 .38
7
FC7573–1010S .570 .38 /8–14 –10 4.22 2.93 .46 1.50 .44
FC7573–1210S .695 .38 11/16–14 –10 4.69 3.40 .46 1.99 .57
FC7573–1212S .695 .57 11/16–14 –12 4.99 3.42 .55 1.99 .57
197
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings Thru-the-cover

for use with Hose
reusable fittings
FC372, FC373 for use with Hose
Fittings
FC211, GH663
SAE 37° (JIC) male flare FC7986–
Dash Hose
FC7986–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.34 1.30 .17
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.67 1.54 .31
Male pipe FJ5102– 0808S 3
/4-16 –08 2.97 1.50 .39
Dash Hose Male pipe FC7985– 1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.66 2.06 .61
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.23 2.10 .82
Dash “T” Hose
FJ5102– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
1
0404S /4-18 –04 2.50 1.25 .17 FC7985–
3
0606S /8-18 –06 2.41 1.17 .31 0204S 1
/8-27 –04 2.17 1.13 .17
1
0808S /2-14 –08 3.10 1.50 .40 0404S 1
/4-18 –04 2.36 1.32 .17
1
0406S /4-18 –06 2.68 1.55 .30
3
0606S /8-18 –06 2.68 1.55 .31
3
0608S /8-18 –08 2.82 1.35 .39 SAE male O-Ring boss FC7987–
1
0808S /2-14 –08 3.07 1.60 .39
1212S 3
/4-14 –12 3.55 1.95 .61 Dash “T” Hose
1616S 1-111/2 –16 4.25 2.13 .82
FC7987–
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.50 1.37 .31
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel FJ5100–
3
0808S /4-16 –08 2.69 1.22 .39
Dash Hose 1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.40 1.80 .61
1616S 15/16-12 –16 3.78 1.65 .82
FJ5100–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.60 1.35 .17
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.60 1.36 .30
0808S 3
/4-16 –08 3.20 1.59 .39 SAE 37° (JIC) swivel FC7988–
1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.78 1.78 .61 Dash “T” Hose
FC7988–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.50 1.46 .17
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.91 1.78 .31
3
0808S /4-16 –08 3.18 1.70 .39
1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.80 2.20 .61
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.33 2.21 .82

Note: For correct socket part number, see page 108.
198
Reusable Fittings
Fittings
LIFESAVER* FC7989– Code 61 SAE J518c
Dash Tube Hose Straight split flange FC5075–
Size Size Size A B* D Eφ Flange
FC7989– Dash Head Hose
0404S 1
/4 –04 1.89 .25 .85 .17 Size Dia. Size A D Eφ 90° Elbow short drop
FJ9726–
0606S 3
/8 –06 2.15 .38 1.02 .31 FC5075–
0808S 1
/2 –08 2.38 .50 .91 .39 0808S 1.19 –08 3.01 1.54 .39 Hose “T” Hose
1212S 3
/4 –12 2.80 .75 1.20 .61 1212S 1.50 –12 3.47 1.87 .61
1616S 1 –16 3.19 1.00 1.06 .82 FJ9726–
1616S 1.75 –16 4.50 2.38 .82
0404S 9/16-18 –04 2.32 1.28 .17 .82
*”B” dimension is counterbore for mating Note: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, 0606S 11/16-16 –06 2.65 1.52 .26 .90
tubing. see pages 225–228.
0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.01 1.54 .38 1.15
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.05 2.45 .61 1.88
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.69 2.57 .81 2.21
ORS thru-the-cover
reusable fittings
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel for use with Hose
45° elbow FC7990– FC211, GH663
Dash Hose
FC7990–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.37 1.33 .17 .33
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.75 1.62 .31 .39
3
0808S /4-16 –08 3.24 1.77 .39 .55 90° Elbow long drop
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.09 2.49 .61 .78 FJ9727–
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.88 2.75 .82 1.07 Straight FJ9724– Dash “T” Hose
Dash “T” Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
Size Thread Size A D Eφ FJ9727–
FJ9724– 0404S 9/16-18 –04 2.32 1.28 .17 1.80
0404S 9/16-18 –04 2.62 1.58 .16 0606S 11/16-16 –06 2.77 1.64 .26 2.13
0606S 11/16-16 –06 2.95 1.82 .26 0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.13 1.66 .38 2.51
0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.38 1.91 .36 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.05 2.45 .61 3.78
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.69 2.57 .81 4.50
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.00 2.40 .55
90° elbow (short) FC7992–
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.64 2.51 .78
90° elbow (long) FC7991– Komatsu
Dash Hose
thru-the-cover
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H reusable fittings
FC7992–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.26 1.22 .17 .68 for use with Hose
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.65 1.52 .31 .85 FC211, GH663
3
0808S /4-16 –08 3.00 1.54 .39 1.09
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.05 2.45 .61 1.82 45° Elbow FJ9725–
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.69 2.56 .82 2.39 Dash “T” Hose
FC7991– Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.26 1.22 .17 1.80 FJ9725–
0606S 5/16-18 –06 2.65 1.52 .31 2.18 0404S 9/16-18 –04 2.48 1.44 .17 .41
3
0808S /4-16 –08 3.13 1.66 .39 2.43 0606S 11/16-16 –06 2.79 1.66 .26 .43
1008S 7
/8-14 –08 3.38 1.91 .39 2.57 30° swivel-metric threads
0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.28 1.81 .38 .59
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.05 2.45 .61 3.73 special Komatsu
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.15 2.50 .61 .83 FJ7199–
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.69 2.56 .82 4.58 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.76 2.64 .81 .94
Dash Hose
FJ7199–
0204S M14x1.5 –04 2.72 1.68 .17
0306S M18x1.5 –06 3.04 1.90 .25
0408S M22x1.5 –08 3.30 1.82 .37
0512S M24x1.5 –12 3.86 2.26 .48
0612S M30x1.5 –12 4.02 2.42 .61
1016S M33x1.5 –16 4.72 2.59 .80
Komatsu Reusable fittings continued on page 200.

199
Reusable Fittings
Komatsu Reusable fittings

thru-the-cover
for use with Hose
reusable fittings FC310, FC510
Fittings
for use with Hose

FC211, GH663 (continued)
Dash Hose
Male pipe FC5131– FC5133–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.44 1.23 .17
Dash Hose 0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.75 1.27 .30
Komatsu split flange 0806S /4-16 –06 2.91 1.43 .31
FJ7227– FC5131– 3
1
0808S /4-16 –08 2.99 1.34 .39
0404S /4-18 –04 2.46 1.24 .17 7
Flange 1
1008S /8-14 –08 3.10 1.44 .39
0406S /4-18 –06 2.75 1.28 .31
Dash Head Hose 1010S 7
/8-14 –10 3.22 1.61 .48
Eφ
3
Size Dia. Size A D 0606S /8-18 –06 2.75 1.28 .31
1
1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.72 1.85 .61
FJ7227– 0808S /2-14 –08 3.09 1.44 .39
3
1412S 13/16-12 –12 3.76 1.88 .61
1012S 1.35 –12 5.10 3.50 .58 1212S /4-14 –12 3.61 1.74 .61
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.38 2.27 .82
1616S 1-111/2 –16 4.40 2.29 .82
*2020S 15/8-12 –20 4.88 2.47 1.05
*2020S 11/4-111/2 –20 5.10 2.48 1.05
Komatsu split flange

45° elbow
FJ7222–
Flange SAE straight thread FC5379–

Dash Head Hose SAE 37° (JIC) swivel FC5130–
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Dash Hose
FJ7222–
Dash Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ
1012S 1.35 –12 4.32 2.72 .58 1.00 FC5379–
FC5130– 7
7
1008S /8-14 –08 2.84 1.19 .39
0404S /16-20 –04 2.60 1.38 .17
9
1208S 11/16-12 –08 3.00 1.35 .39
0606S /16-18 –06 2.98 1.51 .31
3
1616S 15/16-12 –16 3.93 1.82 .82
0806S /4-16 –06 3.11 1.64 .31
3
*2020S 15/8-12 –20 4.38 1.98 1.05
0808S /4-16 –08 3.20 1.61 .39
7
1008S /8-14 –08 3.31 1.80 .39
7
1010S /8-14 –10 3.44 1.83 .50
Komatsu split flange 1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.86 1.99 .61
90° elbow 1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.48 2.37 .82
FJ7223–
*2020S 15/8-12 –20 5.10 2.47 1.05
Flange
Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 45° elbow FC5144–
FJ7223–
1012S 1.35 –12 4.05 2.95 .58 2.14 Dash Hose
All dimensions in inches. Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a FC5144–
special O-Ring.
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.47 1.25 .17 .33
Standard Aeroquip code 61 split flange fittings will work
on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts 0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.82 1.35 .31 .39
and standard Aeroquip O-Rings.
0806S 3/4-16 –06 3.17 1.70 .31 .55
0808S 3/4-16 –08 2.26 1.54 .39 .55
1008S 7/8-14 –08 3.45 1.66 .39 .64
1010S 7/8-20 –10 3.54 1.99 .50 .64
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.15 2.28 .61 .78
1616S 15/16-12 –16 5.03 2.92 .82 1.07
*2020S 15/8-12 –20 5.87 3.46 1.05 1.22
*FC310 only
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Reusable Fittings
Fittings
90° elbow (short) FC5143–
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel Code 61 SAE J518c Code 61 SAE J518c
90° elbow (long) FC5142– Straight split flange FC5135– 45° split flange FC5138–
Dash Hose Flange Flange
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Dash Head Hose Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
FC5143–
FC5135– FC5138–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.36 1.15 .17 .68
0808S 1.19 –08 3.03 1.38 .39 0808S 1.19 –08 3.71 2.06 .39 1.00
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.72 1.25 .31 .85
1208S 1.50 –08 3.07 1.42 .39 1212S 1.50 –12 4.34 2.47 .61 1.00
0806S 3/4-16 –06 2.94 1.46 .31 1.09
1212S 1.50 –12 3.53 1.66 .61 1612S 1.75 –12 4.39 2.52 .61 1.00
0808S 3/4-16 –08 3.02 1.38 .39 1.09
1612S 1.75 –12 3.92 2.05 .61 1616S 1.75 –16 5.09 2.98 .82 1.12
1008S 7/8-14 –08 3.15 1.50 .39 1.23
1616S 1.75 –16 4.65 2.54 .82 2016S 2.00 –16 5.09 2.98 .82 1.12
1010S 7/8-14 –10 3.28 1.67 .50 1.23
2016S 2.00 –16 4.65 2.54 .82 *2020S 2.00 –20 5.77 3.37 1.05 1.12
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 1.82
*2020S 2.00 –20 5.23 2.83 1.05
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.73 .82 2.39
*2020S 15/8-12 –20 5.67 3.27 1.05 2.75
FC5142–
0404S 7/16-20 –04 2.36 1.15 .17 1.80
0606S 9/16-18 –06 2.72 1.25 .31 2.18
0806S 3/4-16 –06 3.06 1.59 .31 2.43
0808S 3/4-16 –08 3.15 1.50 .39 2.43
1008S 7/8-14 –08 3.40 1.75 .39 2.57 221/2° split flange FC5136– 60° split flange FC5139–
1010S 7/8-14 –10 3.53 1.92 .50 2.57
Flange Flange
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 3.73 Dash Head Hose Dash Head Hose
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.73 .82 4.58 Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
*2020S 15/8-12 –20 5.67 3.27 1.05 5.53 FC5136– FC5139–
0808S 1.19 –08 3.76 2.11 .39 .50 1212S 1.50 –12 4.52 2.65 .61 1.62
1212S 1.50 –12 4.32 2.44 .61 .50 1612S 1.75 –12 4.52 2.65 .61 1.62
1612S 1.75 –12 4.32 2.44 .61 .50 1616S 1.75 –16 5.15 3.04 .82 1.64
1616S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.73 .82 .50 2016S 2.00 –16 5.15 3.04 .82 1.64
2016S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.73 .82 .50 *2020S 2.00 –20 5.88 3.48 1.05 1.64
*2020S 2.00 –20 5.47 3.07 1.05 .50
LIFESAVER† FC5380–
Dash Tube Hose

Size Size Size A B* D Eφ
FC5380–
1
0404S /4 –04 1.99 .25 .77 .17
3
0606S /8 –06 2.22 .38 .75 .31
0808S 1
/2 –08 2.40 .50 .75 .39 Code 61 SAE J518c
30° split flange FC5137– Code 61 SAE J518c
1010S 5
/8 –10 2.53 .62 .92 .50 671/2° split flange FC5140–
3
1212S /4 –12 2.86 .75 .99 .61 Flange Flange
1616S 1 –16 3.34 1.00 1.23 .82 Dash Head Hose Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
*2020S 11/4 –20 3.92 1.25 1.52 1.05
FC5137– FC5140–
†”B” dimension is counterbore diameter for mating tubing. 1212S 1.50 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69 0808S 1.19 –08 3.47 1.82 .39 1.38
*FC310 only
1612S 1.75 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69 1212S 1.50 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 1.62
1616S 1.75 –16 4.61 2.50 .82 .50 1612S 1.75 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 1.62
2016S 2.00 –16 4.61 2.50 .82 .50 1616S 1.75 –16 5.07 2.96 .82 1.75
*2020S 2.00 –20 6.05 3.65 1.05 .96 2016S 2.00 –16 5.07 2.96 .82 1.75
*2020S 2.00 –20 5.87 3.46 1.05 1.88

NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. see pages 225–228.
201
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings Komatsu

for use with Hose
Reusable fittings
FC310, FC510 for use with Hose
Fittings
FC310, FC510
45° Elbow FJ9729–
Dash “T” Hose

FJ9729–
9
0404S /16-18 –04 2.58 1.36 .15 .41
11
0606S /16-16 –06 2.86 1.39 .24 .43
30° swivel-metric threads
13
0808S /16-16 –08 3.30 1.65 .37 .59 special Komatsu
1010S 1-14 –10 3.62 2.01 .46 .65 FJ7201–
Code 61 SAE J518c
90° split flange FC5141– 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.21 2.34 .58 .83 Dash Hose
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.91 2.80 .76 .94 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
Flange
Dash Head Hose 2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.74 3.34 1.01 1.00 FJ7201–
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H 0204S M14x1.5 –04 2.82 1.61 .17
FC5141– 0306S M18x1.5 –06 3.11 1.64 .25
0808S 1.19 –08 3.15 1.50 .39 1.62 0408S M22x1.5 –08 3.32 1.66 .37
1208S 1.50 –08 3.15 1.50 .39 1.62 0510S M24x1.5 –10 3.58 1.97 .50
1212S 1.50 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12 0612S M30x1.5 –12 4.08 2.22 .61
1612S 1.75 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12 1016S M33x1.5 –16 4.86 2.76 .80
1616S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.73 .82 2.38 1220S M36x1.5 –20 5.46 3.06 .95
2016S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.73 .82 2.38
*2020S 2.00 –20 5.67 3.26 1.05 2.50
90° Elbow short drop FJ9730–
Dash “T” Hose

ORS Reusable fittings Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
FJ9730–
for use with Hose 0404S 9
/16-18 –04 2.42 1.21 .15 .82
FC310, FC510 Komatsu split flange
11
0606S /16-16 –06 2.72 1.25 .24 .90 FJ7202–
13
0808S /16-16 –08 3.02 1.38 .37 1.15
Flange
1010S 1-14 –10 3.28 1.67 .46 1.27 Dash Head Hose
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 1.88 Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
1616S 7
1 /16-12 –16 4.84 2.73 .76 2.21 FJ7202–
2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.67 3.26 1.01 2.51 1010S 1.35 –10 4.52 2.91 .46
Straight FJ9728–
Dash “T” Hose
FJ9728–
9
0404S /16-18 –04 2.71 1.50 .17
11
0606S /16-16 –06 3.02 1.55 .26
13
Komatsu split flange 45° elbow
0808S /16-16 –08 3.40 1.75 .39 FJ7203–
1010S 1-14 –10 3.62 2.01 .50
Flange
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.05 2.18 .61 Dash Head Hose
90° Elbow long drop FJ9731–
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.78 2.68 .82 Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
Dash “T” Hose
2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.30 2.90 1.05 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H FJ7203–
FJ9731– 1010S 1.35 –10 3.80 2.19 .46 .86
9
0404S /16–18 –04 2.42 1.21 .15 1.80
11
0606S /16–16 –06 2.85 1.37 .24 2.13
13
0808S /16–16 –08 3.15 1.50 .37 2.51
1010S 1–14 –10 3.28 1.67 .46 2.76
1212S 13/16–12 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 3.78 All dimensions in inches.
1616S 17/16–12 –16 4.84 2.73 .76 4.50 Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a special
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, O-Ring.
see pages 225-228. 2020S 111/16–12 –20 5.67 3.26 1.01 5.09
*FC310 only on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts
NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. and standard Aeroquip O-Rings.
202
Reusable Fittings
Fittings
Komatsu split flange SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 4721– SAE 37° (JIC) male flare 4725–
90° elbow 316 stainless steel SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
FJ7204– Dash Hose
259–4721–
Flange Dash Hose
Dash Head Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ
4725–
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H 4–4S 7
/16-20 –4 2.49 1.25 .17
4721–
1
FJ7204– 7 5–4S /2-20 –4 2.49 1.25 .17
4–4S /16-20 –04 2.64 1.41 .17
9
1010S 1.35 –10 3.53 1.92 .46 3.02 1 6–4S /16-18 –4 2.55 1.33 .17
5–4S /2-20 –04 2.72 1.49 .17
9
Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a special 9 6–6S /16-18 –6 2.75 1.28 .30
6–4S /16-20 –04 2.79 1.56 .17
O-Ring. 9 8–6S 3
/4-16 –6 2.91 1.44 .31
6–6S /16-18 –06 2.98 1.51 .26
Standard Aeroquip code 61 split flange fittings will work 3 8–8S 3
/4-16 –8 2.99 1.48 .39
on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts 8–6S /4-16 –06 3.11 1.63 .31
7
and standard Aeroquip O-Rings. 8–8S 3
/4-16 –08 3.20 1.68 .39 10–8S /8-14 –8 3.10 1.59 .39
7
10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 3.31 1.80 .39 10S /8-14 –10 3.19 1.64 .51
12–8S 1
1 /16-12 –08 3.40 1.89 .39 12–8S 11/16-12 –8 3.26 1.75 .39
Reusable fittings 10S 7
/8-14 –10 3.40 1.85 .50 12–10S 11/16-12 –10 3.36 1.81 .50
12–10S 1
1 /16-12 –10 3.50 1.94 .50 12S 11/16-12 –12 3.72 1.85 .61
for use with Hose
1529, 2766, 2781, FC195 12S 1
1 /16-12 –12 3.86 1.99 .61 12–12S 13/16–12 –12 3.76 1.88 .61
14–12S 13/16-12 –12 3.94 2.06 .61 16–12S 15/16–12 –12 3.90 2.03 .61
16–12S 5
1 /16-12 –12 4.00 2.13 .61 16S 15/16-12 –16 4.38 2.33 .82
16S 15/16-12 –16 4.48 2.43 .82 20S 15/8–12 –12 4.89 2.58 1.05
20S 15/8-12 –20 5.10 2.78 1.05 24S 17/8–12 –24 5.06 2.82 1.28
24S 17/8-12 –24 5.16 2.93 1.28
32S 21/2-12 –32 5.90 3.47 1.75
259–4721–
Male pipe 4722– 7
4–4 /16-20 –04 2.64 1.41 .17
Dash Hose 6–4 9
/16-18 –04 2.79 1.56 .17
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 6–6 9
/16-18 –06 2.98 1.51 .26
4722– 8–6 3
/4-16 –06 3.11 1.64 .31
4–4S 1
/4-18 –04 2.50 1.26 .17 3
LIFESAVER* 191000–
8–8 /4-16 –08 3.20 1.68 .39
3
6–4S /8-18 –04 2.56 1.32 .17 10–8 7
/8-14 –08 3.31 1.80 .39 Dash Tube Hose
6–6S 3
/8-18 –06 2.75 1.28 .31 7 Size Size Size A B* D Eφ
10 /8-14 –10 3.40 1.85 .50
6–8S 3
/8-18 –08 2.84 1.32 .39 12 1
1 /16-12 –12 3.86 1.99 .61 191000–
1
8–8S 1
/2-14 –08 3.09 1.58 .39 16 15/16-12 –16 4.48 2.42 .82 4S /4 –04 2.03 .25 .80 .17
3
8–10S 1
/2-14 –10 3.18 1.63 .50 Also available with metric and jump size counterbores. 6S /8 –06 2.22 .38 .75 .31
1
12–12S 3
/4-14 –12 3.61 1.74 .61 8–6S /2 –06 2.32 .50 .84 .31
1
16–12S 1-111/2 –12 3.92 2.06 .61 8S /2 –08 2.40 .50 .89 .39
5
16–16S 1-11 /21
–16 4.40 2.36 .82 10–8S /8 –08 2.40 .62 .89 .39
5
20–20S 11/4-111/2 –20 4.90 2.59 1.05 10S /8 –10 2.50 .62 .94 .50
3
24–24S 11/2-111/2 –24 4.98 2.74 1.28 12S /4 –12 2.86 .75 .99 .61
32–32S 2-111/2 –32 5.50 3.05 1.75 16–12S 1 –12 2.86 1.00 .99 .61
SAE male O-Ring boss 190464–
16S 1 –16 3.34 1.00 1.29 .82
Dash Hose 20–16S 11/4 –16 3.46 1.25 1.42 .82
24–16S 11/2 –16 3.53 1.50 1.48 .82
190464–
16–20S 1 –20 3.94 1.00 1.62 .82
3
8S /4-16 –08 2.71 1.20 .39
20–20S 11/4 –20 3.94 1.25 1.62 1.05
7
10–8S /8-14 –08 2.84 1.33 .39
24–20S 11/2 –20 4.00 1.50 1.68 1.05
12–8S 11/16-12 –08 3.00 1.49 .39
20–24S 11/4 –24 3.91 1.25 1.68 1.05
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.46 1.59 .61
24S 11/2 –24 3.91 1.50 1.68 1.28
3
14–12S 1 /16-12 –12 3.46 1.59 .61
32S 2 –32 4.34 2.00 1.64 1.75
16S 15/16-12 –16 3.93 1.87 .82
*”B” dimension is counterbore diameter for mating
20S 15/8-12 –20 4.40 2.07 1.05 tubing.
24S 17/8-12 –24 4.31 2.07 1.28 Also available with metric and jump size counterbores.
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings, 32S 21/2-12 –32 4.68 2.23 1.75
see pages 225-228.
NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. All dimensions in inches.
203
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
Fittings
1529, 2766, 2781, FC195

Code 61 SAE J518c
Straight split flange 4744–
Code 61 SAE J518c
Flange 30° split flange 190414–
Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ Flange
Dash Head Hose
4744– Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
8S 1.19 –08 3.03 1.52 .39 190414–
12–8S 1.50 –08 3.07 1.56 .39 12S 1.50 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 45° elbow 190287– 12S 1.50 –12 3.53 1.66 .61 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69
Dash Hose 16–12S 1.75 –12 3.92 2.05 .61 20–12S 2.00 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H 16S 1.75 –16 4.65 2.59 .82 16S 1.75 –16 4.61 2.56 .82 .50
190287– 20–16S 2.00 –16 4.65 2.60 .82 20–16S 2.00 –16 4.61 2.56 .82 .50
4S 7
/16-20 –04 2.51 1.28 .17 .33 24–16S 2.38 –16 4.72 2.66 .82 16–20S 1.75 –20 6.06 3.74 1.05 .96
6S 9
/16-18 –06 2.82 1.35 .31 .39 16–20S 1.75 –20 5.61 3.29 .82 20S 2.00 –20 6.06 3.74 1.05 .96
8–6S 3
/4-16 –06 3.17 1.70 .31 .55 20S 2.00 –20 5.25 2.93 1.05 24–20S 2.38 –20 6.06 3.74 1.05 .96
8S 3
/4-16 –08 3.26 1.75 .39 .55 24–20S 2.38 –20 5.25 2.93 1.05 32–20S 2.81 –20 6.12 3.80 1.05 .99
10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 3.45 1.94 .39 .64 24S 2.38 –24 5.51 3.27 1.28 20–24S 2.00 –24 6.04 3.81 1.05 .96
10S 7
/8-14 –10 3.54 1.99 .50 .64 20–24S 2.00 –24 5.22 2.99 1.05 24S 2.38 –24 5.45 3.22 1.28 .58
12S 11/16-12 –12 4.15 2.28 .61 .78 32–24S 2.81 –24 5.51 3.27 1.28 32–24S 2.81 –24 5.45 3.22 1.28 .58
16S 15/16-12 –16 5.03 2.97 .82 1.07 32S 2.81 –32 6.37 3.93 1.75 32S 2.81 –32 6.13 3.69 1.75 .65
20S 15/8-12 –20 5.88 3.56 1.05 1.22

221/2° split flange 4720– 45° split flange 4745–
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel Flange
90° elbow (short) 190264– Flange
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
90° elbow (long) 190263–
4720– 4745–
Dash Hose 8S 1.19 –08 3.76 2.25 .39 .50 8S 1.19 –08 3.71 2.20 .39 1.00
12S 1.50 –12 4.22 2.44 .61 .50 12–8S 1.50 –08 3.71 2.20 .39 1.00
190264–
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.32 2.44 .61 .50 16–10S 1.75 –10 3.91 2.35 .50 1.00
7
4S /16-20 –04 2.40 1.17 .68
16S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 .50 12S 1.50 –12 4.34 2.47 .61 1.00
9
6S /16-18 –06 2.72 1.25 .85
20–16S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 .50 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.39 2.52 .61 1.00
3
8–6S /4-16 –06 2.94 1.46 .31 1.09
20S 2.00 –20 5.49 3.17 1.05 .50 20–12S 2.00 –12 4.38 2.52 .61 1.00
3
8S /4-16 –08 3.02 1.52 1.09
24S 2.38 –24 5.52 3.28 1.28 .50 24–12S 2.38 –12 4.45 2.56 .61 1.05
7
10–8S /8-14 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 1.23
32S 2.81 –32 6.04 3.60 1.75 .50 32–12S 2.81 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 .99
7
10S /8-14 –10 3.24 1.69 1.23
1
16S 1.75 –16 5.09 3.04 .82 1.12
12S 1 /16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 1.82
20–16S 2.00 –16 5.09 3.04 .82 1.12
16S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.39
5
24–16S 2.38 –16 5.13 3.08 .82 1.17
20S 1 /8-12 –20 5.68 3.36 1.05 2.75
16–20S 1.75 –20 5.68 3.36 .82 1.12
190263–
7
20S 2.00 –20 5.78 3.46 1.05 1.12
4S /16-20 –04 2.40 1.17 .17 1.80
9
24–20S 2.38 –20 5.78 3.46 1.05 1.12
6S /16-18 –06 2.72 1.25 .31 2.18
3
32–20S 2.81 –20 5.83 3.51 1.05 1.17
8–6S /4-16 –06 3.06 1.59 .31 2.43
3
20–24S 2.00 –24 5.76 3.53 1.05 1.12
8S /4-16 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 2.43
7
24S 2.38 –24 5.87 3.63 1.28 1.12
10–8S /8-14 –08 3.40 1.89 .39 2.57
7
32–24S 2.81 –24 5.86 3.63 1.28 1.12
10S /8-14 –10 3.50 1.94 .50 2.57
1
32S 2.81 –32 6.63 4.19 1.75 1.25
12S 1 /16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 3.73
40–32S 3.31 –32 6.67 4.23 1.75 1.30
16S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .82 4.58 All dimensions in inches.
20S 15/8-12 –20 5.68 3.36 1.05 5.53 NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings,
NOTE: For socket part numbers, see page 108.
204
Reusable Fittings
ORS Reusable fittings

for use with Hose
1529, 2766, 2781, FC195
Fittings
Code 61 SAE J518c
Flange 90° elbow short drop

Dash Head Hose FJ9734–
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Dash “T” Hose
4767– Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
Straight FJ9732–
8S 1.19 –08 3.47 1.96 .39 1.38 FJ9734–
12S 1.50 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 1.62 Dash “T” Hose 0404S 9
/16-18 –04 2.47 1.23 .15 .82
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 1.62 0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.72 1.25 .24 .90
FJ9732–
16S 1.75 –16 5.07 3.02 .82 1.75 0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.02 1.52 .37 1.15
9
0404S /16-18 –04 2.75 1.52 .17
20–16S 2.00 –16 5.07 3.02 .82 1.75 1010S 1-14 –10 3.24 1.69 .46 1.27
11
0606S /16-16 –06 3.02 1.55 .26
20S 2.00 –20 5.88 3.56 1.05 1.88 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 1.88
13
0808S /16-16 –08 3.40 1.89 .39
24S 2.38 –24 6.08 3.84 1.28 2.00 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .76 2.21
1010S 1-14 –10 3.58 2.03 .50
32S 2.81 –32 6.94 4.50 1.75 2.25 2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.68 3.36 1.01 2.51
3
1212S 1 /16-12 –12 4.05 2.18 .61
2424S 2-12 –24 5.91 3.68 1.26 2.70
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.78 2.73 .82
2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.32 3.00 1.05
2424S 2-12 –24 5.35 3.12 1.26
Code 61 SAE J518c

90° split flange 4790–
Flange
Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
4790– 45° elbow FJ9733– 90° elbow long drop FJ9735–
8S 1.19 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 1.62 Dash “T” Hose Dash “T” Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
12–8S 1.50 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 1.62
FJ9733– FJ9735–
16–8S 1.75 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 1.78
9
0404S 9
/16-18 –04 2.62 1.39 .15 .41 0404S /16-18 –04 2.62 1.39 .15 1.80
12–10S 1.50 –10 3.50 1.94 .50 2.03
11
0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.86 1.39 .24 .43 0606S /16-16 –06 2.85 1.37 .24 2.13
16–10S 1.75 –10 3.50 1.94 .50 2.12
13
0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.30 1.79 .37 .59 0808S /16-16 –08 3.15 1.64 .37 2.51
8–12S 1.19 –12 3.61 1.74 .37 1.62
1010S 1-14 –10 3.59 2.03 .46 .65 1010S 1-14 –10 3.24 1.69 .46 2.76
12S 1.50 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.21 2.34 .58 .83 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 3.78
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12
1616S 7
1 /16-12 –16 4.91 2.85 .76 .94 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .76 4.50
20–12S 2.00 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12
2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.76 3.44 1.01 1.00 2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.68 3.36 1.01 5.09
24–12S 2.38 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.22
2424S 2-12 –24 5.81 3.58 1.26 1.07 2424S 2-12 –24 5.91 3.68 1.26 5.54
12–16S 1.50 –16 4.59 2.54 .82 2.12
16S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.38
20–16S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.38
24–16S 2.38 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.44
32–16S 2.81 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.34
16–20S 1.75 –20 5.44 3.12 .82 2.38
20S 2.00 –20 5.68 3.36 1.05 2.50
24–20S 2.38 –20 5.68 3.36 1.05 2.50
32–20S 2.81 –20 5.68 3.36 1.05 2.56
20–24S 2.00 –24 5.66 3.42 1.05 2.50
24S 2.38 –24 5.91 3.68 1.28 2.75
32–24S 2.81 –24 5.91 3.68 1.28 2.75
32S 2.81 –32 6.84 4.40 1.75 3.25
40–32S 3.31 –32 6.84 4.40 1.75 3.31

NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings,
NOTE: For socket part numbers, see page 108.
205
Reusable Fittings
BSP female swivel 07.420– (continued)
BSP Reusable fittings Dash Hose
for use with Hose 07.420–
1529, 2766, 2781, FC195
Fittings
5 3.17 1.65 .39

10–8 /8-14 –08
80.5 42 10.0
3.27 1.71 .51 Metric male 24° DIN 3901/3902 l.Rh. 07.013–
5
10–10 /8-14 –10
83 43.5 13.0
3.33 1.77 .51 Dash Hose
E φ Rφ *
3
12–10 /4-14 –10 Size Thread Size A D
84.5 45 13.0
3 3.70 1.83 .61 07.013–
12–12 /4-14 –12
BSP male 07.020– 94 46.5 15.5 M12 2.40 1.16 .16 .24
6–4 –04
3.90 2.03 .61 x 1.5 61 29.5 4.0 6
Dash Hose 16–12 1-11 –12
99 51.5 15.5 M14 2.40 1.16 .16 .31
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 8–4 –04
4.37 2.32 .81 x 1.5 61 29.5 4.0 8
07.020– 16–16 1-11 –16
111 59 20.5 M16 2.64 1.16 .31 .39
10–6 –06
1 2.46 1.22 .16 4.41 2.36 .81 x 1.5 67 29.5 8.0 10
4–4 /4-19 –04 20–16 11/4-11 –16
62.5 31 4.0 112 60 20.5 M18 2.64 1.16 .31 .47
12–6 –06
3 2.72 1.24 .31 4.88 2.56 1.04 x 1.5 77 29.5 8.0 12
6–6 /8-19 –06 20–20 11/4-11 –20
69 31.5 8.0 124 65 26.5 M22 2.76 1.24 .39 .59
15–8 –08
1 2.87 1.36 .39 4.92 2.70 1.28 x 1.5 70 31.5 10.0 15
8–8 /2-14 –08 24–24 11/2-11 –24
73 34.5 10.0 125 68.5 32.5 M26 2.85 1.30 .51 .71
18–10 –10
5 3.09 1.54 .51 5.43 3.00 1.75 x 1.5 72.5 33 13.0 18
10–10 /8-14 –10 32–32 2-11 –32
78.5 39 13.0 138 76.1 44.5 M30 3.39 1.52 .61 .87
22–12 –12
3 3.13 1.57 .51 x2 86 38.5 15.5 22
12–10 /4-14 –10
79.5 40 13.0 M36 3.86 1.81 .81 1.10
28–16 –16
3.50 1.63 .61 x2 98 46 20.5 28
12–12 3
/4-14 –12
89 41.5 15.5 Metric Reusable fittings M45 4.41 2.09 1.04 1.38
35–20 –20
3.64 1.77 .61 x2 112 53 26.5 35
16–12 1-11 –12 for use with Hose
92.5 45 15.5 M52 4.41 2.17 1.28 1.65
1529, 2766, 2781, FC195 42–24 –24
4.11 2.07 .81 x2 112 55 32.5 42
16–16 1-11 –16
104.5 52.5 20.5
4.59 2.26 1.04
20–20 11/4-11 –20
116.5 57.5 26.5
4.55 2.30 1.28
24–24 11/2-11 –24
115.5 58.5 32.5
5.14 2.70 1.75
32–32 2-11 –32
130.5 68.5 44.5 Metric male 60° DIN 7631/7647 07.078–
Metric male 24° DIN 3901/3902 s.Rh.
Dash Hose 07.005–
07.078– Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D E φ Rφ *
M12 2.40 1.16 .16
4–4 –04
x 1.5 61 29.5 4.0 07.005–
M14 2.40 1.16 .16 M16 2.48 1.24 .16 .31
6–4 –04 8–4 –04
BSP female swivel 07.420– x 1.5 61 29.5 4.0 x 1.5 63 31.5 4.0 8
M16 2.60 1.12 .31 M18 2.48 1.24 .16 .39
8–6 –06 10–4 –04
Dash Hose x 1.5 66 28.5 8.0 x 1.5 63 31.5 4.0 10
Size Thread Size A D Eφ M18 2.60 1.12 .31 M20 2.68 1.20 .31 .47
10–6 –06 12–6 –06
07.420– x 1.5 66 28.5 8.0 x 1.5 68 30.5 8.0 12
2.72 1.48 .16 M22 2.76 1.24 .39 M22 2.76 1.28 .31 .55
4–4 1
/4-19 –04 13–8 –08 14–6 –06
69 37.5 4.0 x 1.5 70 3.15 10.0 x 1.5 70 32.5 8.0 14
2.97 1.50 .31 M26 2.85 1.30 .51 M24 2.83 1.32 .39 .63
6–6 3
/8-19 –06 16–10 –10 16–8 –08
75.5 38 8.0 x 1.5 72.5 33 13.0 x 1.5 72 33.5 10.0 16
3.03 1.56 .31 M30 3.31 1.44 .61 M30 3.09 1.54 .51 .79
8–6 1
/2-14 –06 20–12 –12 20–10 –10
77 39.5 8.0 x 1.5 84 36.5 15.5 x2 78.5 39 13.0 20
3.11 1.59 .39 M38 3.86 1.81 .81 M36 3.54 1.67 .61 .98
8–8 1
/2-14 –08 25–16 –16 25–12 –12
79 40.5 10.0 x 1.5 98 46 20.5 x2 90 42.5 15.5 25
M45 4.33 2.01 1.04 M42 4.09 2.05 .81 1.18
(Continued next column) 32–20 –20 30–16 –16
x 1.5 110 51 26.5 x2 104 52 20.5 30
M52 4.33 2.09 1.28 M52 4.72 2.32 1.04 1.50
40–24 –24 38–20 –20
x 1.5 110 53 3.25 x2 120 59 26.5 38
M65 4.80 2.36 1.75
50–32 –32
x2 122 60 44.5

inches in bold type component when not called out on the illustration.
millimeters in light type NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108.
206
Reusable Fittings
Fittings
Metric universal female swivel 60° Komatsu split flange FJ9066–
DIN 7631/7647 07.327–/07.357– Dash Flange Hose
Dash Hose Metric universal female swivel 24° Size Head Dia. Size A D Eφ
Size Thread Size A D Eφ DIN 3901/3902 s.Rh. 07.329– FJ9066–
07.327– Dash Hose 1010S 1.35 –10 4.48 2.93 .46
M12 2.64 1.40 .16 Size Thread Size A D Eφ Rφ *
4–4 –04
x 1.5 67 35.5 4.0 07.329–
M14 2.64 1.40 .16 M16 2.70 1.46 .16 .31
6–4 –04 8–4 –04
x 1.5 67 35.5 4.0 x 1.5 68.5 37 4.0 8
M16 2.89 1.42 .31 M18 2.70 1.46 .16 .39
8–6 –06 10–4 –04
x 1.5 73.5 36 8.0 x 1.5 68.5 37 4.0 10
M18 2.89 1.42 .31 M20 2.97 1.50 .31 .47
10–6 –06 12–6 –06
x 1.5 73.5 36 8.0 x 1.5 75.5 38 8.0 12
M22 3.05 1.54 .39 M22 2.97 1.50 .31 .55
13–8 –08 14–6 –06
x 1.5 77.5 39 10.0 x 1.5 75.5 38 8.0 14 Komatsu split flange 45° elbow FJ9065–
M26 3.17 1.65 .39 M24 3.13 1.61 .39 .63
16–8 –08 16–8 –08 Dash Flange Hose
x 1.5 80.5 42 10.0 x 1.5 79.5 41 10.0 16 Size Head Dia. Size A D Eφ H
M26 3.27 1.71 .51 M30 3.37 1.81 .51 .79
16–10 –10 20–10 –10 FJ9065–
x 1.5 83 43.5 13.0 x2 85.5 46 13.0 20
07.357– M30 3.74 1.87 .61 .79 1010S 1.35 –10 3.77 2.22 .46 .86
20–12 –12
M30 3.68 1.81 .61 x2 95 47.5 15.5 20
20–12 –12
x 1.5 93.5 46 15.5 M36 3.78 1.91 .61 .98
25–12 –12
M38 4.25 2.20 .81 x2 96 48.5 15.5 25
25–16 –16
x 1.5 108 56 20.5 M42 4.29 2.24 .81 1.18
30–16 –16
M45 4.80 2.48 1.04 x2 109 57 20.5 30
32–20 –20
x 1.5 122 63 26.5 M52 4.80 2.48 1.04 1.50
38–20 –20
M52 4.70 2.46 1.28 x2 122 63 26.5 38
40–24 –24
x 1.5 119.5 62.5 32.5
M65 5.26 2.81 1.75 component when not called out on the illustration.
50–32 –32
x2 133.5 71.5 44.5
Komatsu split flange 90° elbow FJ9064–
Komatsu Dash Flange Hose
Reusable fittings Size Head Dia. Size A D Eφ H
FJ9064–
for use with Hose 1010S 1.35 –10 3.50 1.94 .46 2.02
1529, 2766, 2781, FC195
Metric universal female swivel 24°
DIN 3901/3902 l.Rh. 07.327–
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Rφ *
07.327–
M12 2.64 1.40 .16 .24
4–4 –04
x 1.5 67 35.5 4.0 6
M14 2.64 1.40 .16 .31
6–4 –04 30° swivel—metric threads
x 1.5 67 35.5 4.0 8
M16 2.89 1.42 .31 .39 special Komatsu FC5432–
8–6 –06
x 1.5 73.5 36 8.0 10 Dash Hose
10–6
M18
–06
2.89 1.42 .31 .47 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
x 1.5 73.5 36 8.0 12
FC5432–
M22 3.05 1.54 .39 .59
13–8 –08 0204S M14 x 1.5 –04 2.86 1.63 .17
x 1.5 77.5 39 10.0 15
M26 3.17 1.65 .39 .71 0306S M18 x 1.5 –06 3.11 1.64 .25
16–8 –08 0408S M22 x 1.5 –08 3.32 1.80 .37
x 1.5 80.5 42 10.0 18
M26 3.27 1.71 .51 .71 0510S M24 x 1.5 –10 3.55 2.00 .50
16–10 –10
x 1.5 83 43.5 13.0 18 0612S M30 x 1.5 –12 4.08 2.21 .61
M30 3.74 1.87 .61 .87 1016S M33 x 1.5 –16 4.87 2.81 .82
22–12 –12
x2 95 47.5 15.5 22 1220S M36 x 1.5 –20 5.48 3.15 .95
M36 4.27 2.22 .81 1.10 Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a special
28–16 –16 1424S M42 x 1.5 –24 5.52 3.29 1.19
x2 108.5 56.5 20.5 28 O-Ring.
M45 4.78 2.46 1.04 1.38 Standard Aeroquip code 61 split flange fittings will work
35–20 –20 on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts
x2 121.5 62.5 26.5 35 and standard Aeroquip O-Rings. Consult Aeroquip cata-
M52 4.80 2.56 1.28 1.65 logs for part numbers and dimensions.
42–24 –24
x2 122 65 32.5 42 All dimensions in inches.
inches in bold type millimeters in light type NOTE: For socket part numbers, see page 108.
207
Reusable Fittings
Thru-the-cover
reusable fittings
for use with Hose
Fittings
FC212, GH793
SAE male O-Ring boss** FC5987–
Dash Hose SAE 37° (JIC) swivel

Size Thread Size A D Eφ 90° elbow (short) FC5992–
FC5987– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
9
90° elbow (long) FC5991–
0606S /16-18 –06 2.58 1.24 .31
3
0806S /4-16 –06 2.63 1.29 .31
Male pipe FC5985– 0808S 3
/4-16 –08 2.71 1.20 .39 Dash Hose
1
1212S 1 /16-12 –12 3.46 1.59 .61
Dash Hose FC5992–
1616S 15/16-12 –16 3.93 1.88 .82
/16-20 –04 2.40 1.23 .17 .68
FC5985– 0606S 9
/16-18 –06 2.72 1.38 .31 .85
1
0404S /4-18 –04 2.50 1.33 .17 0808S 3
/4-16 –08 3.02 1.52 .39 1.09
3
0606S /8-18 –06 2.75 1.41 .31 1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 1.82
3
0608S /8-18 –08 2.84 1.31 .39 1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.39
1
0808S /2-14 –08 3.09 1.58 .39 FC5991–
3
1212S /4-14 –12 3.61 1.74 .61 LIFESAVER* FC5989– 0404S 7
/16-20 –04 2.40 1.23 .17 1.80
1616S 1-111/2 –16 4.40 2.35 .82 0606S 9
/16-18 –06 2.72 1.38 .31 2.18
Dash Tube Hose
Size Size Size A B* D Eφ 0808S 3
/4-16 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 2.43
FC5989– 1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 3.73
0404S 1
/4 –04 2.03 .25 .86 .17 1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 4.58
3
0606S /8 –06 2.22 .38 .88 .31
1
0808S /2 –08 2.40 .50 .89 .39
3
1212S /4 –12 .286 .75 .99 .61
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel FC5988– 1616S 1 –16 3.34 1.00 1.29 .82
Also available with metric and jump size counterbores.
Dash Hose
FC5988– Code 61 SAE J518c
0404S 7
/16-20 –04 2.64 1.47 .17 Straight split flange FC5993–
9
0606S /16-18 –06 2.98 1.64 .31
3
Flange
0808S /4-16 –08 3.20 1.68 .39 Dash Head Hose
1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.86 1.99 .61 Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 45° elbow FC5990–
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.48 2.43 .82 FC5993–
Dash Hose 0808S 1.19 –08 3.03 1.52 .39
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H 1212S 1.50 –12 3.53 1.66 .61
FC5990– 1616S 1.75 –16 4.65 2.60 .82
7
0404S /16-20 –04 2.51 1.34 .17 .33
9
0606S /16-18 –06 2.82 1.48 .31 .39
3
0808S /4-16 –08 3.26 1.75 .39 .55
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.15 2.28 .61 .78
1616S 15/16-12 –16 5.03 2.98 .82 1.07
Dash Hose
FC5986–
7
0404S /16-20 –04 2.49 1.32 .17
9
0606S /16-18 –06 2.75 1.41 .30
3
0808S /4-16 –08 2.99 1.48 .39
1212S 11/16-12 –12 3.72 1.85 .61
1616S 15/16-12 –16 4.38 2.33 .82

*B dimension is counterbore diameter for mating tubing. NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O-Rings,
**See page 228 for O-Rings, 22617. see pages 225-228.
208
Reusable Fittings

for use with Hose
FC212, GH793 ORS
Fittings
45° elbow
FJ7228–
90° elbow long drop FJ7347–
Dash “T” Hose

Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Flange
Straight FJ7344– Dash Head Hose
FJ7347– Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
9
Dash “T” Hose 0404S /16-18 –04 2.47 1.30 .17 1.80 FJ7228–
/16-16 –06 2.85 1.51 .26 2.13 1012S 1.35 –12 4.38 2.51 .58 1.00
FJ7344– 0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.15 1.64 .38 2.51
9
0404S /16-18 –04 2.76 1.59 .16 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 3.78
11
0606S /16-16 –06 3.03 1.69 .26 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.84 2.79 .81 4.50
13
0808S /16-16 –08 3.40 1.89 .36
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.06 2.36 .55
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.79 2.74 .78 Komatsu
thru-the-cover 90° elbow
reusable fittings FJ7229–
for use with Hose Flange

FC212, GH793 Dash Head Hose
45° elbow FJ7345–
FJ7229–
Dash “T” Hose 1012S 1.35 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 2.14
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a special
O-Ring.
FJ7345–
9
0404S /16-18 –04 2.62 1.45 .17 .41 on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts
0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.87 1.53 .26 .43 and standard Aeroquip O-Rings.
special Komatsu
0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.30 1.79 .38 .59 FJ7200–
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.21 2.34 .61 .83
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.91 2.86 .81 .94 Dash Hose
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
FJ7200– 1508
0204S M14x1.5 –04 2.87 1.70 .17
0306S M18x1.5 –06 3.11 1.77 .25
0408S M22x1.5 –08 3.32 1.80 .37
0512S M24x1.5 –12 3.92 2.06 .48
0612S M30x1.5 –12 4.08 2.22 .61
90° elbow short drop FJ7346– 1016S M33x1.5 –16 4.86 2.82 .80
Male pipe 4729–
Dash “T” Hose
Dash Hose
FJ7346– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
9
0404S /16-18 –04 2.47 1.30 .17 .82 4729–
11
0606S /16-16 –06 2.72 1.38 .26 .90 6–6S 3
/8-18 –06 2.75 1.27 .31
0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.03 1.52 .38 1.15 Komatsu split flange 6–8S 3
/8-18 –08 2.84 1.33 .39
FJ7221–
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 1.88 8–8S 1
/2-14 –08 3.09 1.58 .39
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.84 2.79 .81 2.21 12–12S 3
/4-14 –12 3.61 1.74 .61
Flange
Dash Head Hose 16–16S 1-111/2 –16 4.40 2.35 .82
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
FJ7221–
1012S 1.35 –12 5.16 3.29 .58

NOTE: For socket part number, see page 108.
209
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
1508
Fittings
SAE male O-Ring boss 190528–

Dash Hose SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 90º elbow (long) 190468–
190528– Dash Hose
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 4730– 10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 2.84 1.33 .39 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
Dash Hose 12–8S 11/16-12 –08 3.00 1.49 .39 190468–
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 16S 15/16-12 –16 3.93 1.87 .82 6S 9
/16-18 –06 2.72 1.24 .31 2.18
4730– *See page 228 for O-Ring 22617. 8–6S 3
/4-16 –06 3.06 1.58 .31 2.43
9
6–6S /16-18 –06 2.98 1.51 .31 8S 3
/4-16 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 2.43
3
8–6S /4-16 –06 3.11 1.63 .31 10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 3.40 1.89 .39 2.57
3
8–8S /4-16 –08 3.20 1.68 .39 12S 11/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 3.73
7
10–8S /8-14 –08 3.31 1.80 .39 16S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .82 4.58
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.86 1.99 .61
16S 15/16-12 –16 4.48 2.43 .82
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 45° elbow 190470–
Dash Hose
190470–
9
6S /16-18 –06 2.82 1.34 .31 .39
3
8–6S /4-16 –06 3.17 1.69 .31 .55 Code 61 SAE J518c
8S 3
/4-16 –08 3.26 1.75 .39 .55 Straight split flange 474403–
Male SAE 37° (JIC) 4706– 7
10–8S /8-14 –08 3.45 1.94 .39 .64 Flange
Dash Hose Dash Head Hose
12S 11/16-12 –12 4.15 2.28 .61 .78
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
16S 15/16-12 –16 5.03 2.97 .82 1.07
4706– 474403–
9
6-6S /16-18 –06 2.75 1.27 .30 8S 1.19 –08 3.03 1.52 .39
3
8-6S /4-16 –06 2.91 1.43 .31 12S 1.50 –12 3.53 1.66 .61
3
8-8S /4-16 –08 2.99 1.48 .39 16–12S 1.75 –12 3.92 2.05 .61
7
10-8S /8-14 –08 3.10 1.58 .39 16S 1.75 –16 4.65 2.59 .82
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.72 1.85 .61 20–16S 2.00 –16 4.65 2.59 .82
16S 15/16-12 –16 4.38 2.33 .82 24–16S 2.38 –16 4.72 2.66 .82
SAE 37° (JIC) 90° elbow (short) 190469–

Dash Hose
190469–
9
6S /16-18 –06 2.72 1.24 .31 .85
3
8–6S /4-16 –06 2.94 1.46 .31 1.09
3
8S /4-16 –08 3.02 1.52 .39 1.09
10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 1.23 Code 61 SAE J518c
12S 11/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 1.82
16S 15/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .82 2.39 Flange
Dash Head Hose
472003–
12–8S 1.50 –08 3.76 2.25 .39 .50
12S 1.50 –12 4.32 2.44 .61 .50
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.32 2.44 .61 .50
16S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 .50
20–16S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 .50

see pages 225-228.
210
Reusable Fittings

for use with Hose
1508
Fittings
30° split flange 190997– 671/2° split flange 476703–
Flange Flange
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Straight FJ9736–
190997– 476703– Dash “T” Hose
12S 1.50 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
8S 1.19 –08 3.47 1.96 .39 1.38
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.38 2.51 .61 .69 12S 1.50 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 1.62 FJ9736–
11
16S 1.75 –16 4.61 2.56 .82 .50 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.37 2.50 .61 1.62 0606S /16-16 –06 3.02 1.54 .26
13
20–16S 2.00 –16 4.61 2.56 .82 .50 16S 1.75 –16 5.07 3.02 .82 1.75 0808S /16-16 –08 3.40 1.89 .39
20–16S 2.00 –16 5.07 3.02 .82 1.75 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.05 2.18 .61
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.78 2.73 .82
Code 61 SAE J518c

45° split flange 474503– Code 61 SAE J518c
Flange 90° split flange 479003– 45° elbow FJ9737–
Dash Head Hose Flange Dash “T” Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H Dash Head Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
474503– Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
FJ9737–
8S 1.19 –08 3.71 2.20 .39 1.00 479003– 0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.86 1.38 .24 .43
12–8S 1.50 –08 3.71 2.20 .39 1.00 8S 1.19 –08 3.15 1.64 .39 1.62 0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.30 1.79 .37 .59
8–12S 1.19 –12 4.17 2.30 .39 1.00 12S 1.50 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.21 2.34 .58 .83
12S 1.50 –12 4.34 2.47 .61 1.00 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.11 2.24 .61 2.12 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.91 2.85 .76 .94
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.39 2.52 .61 1.00 16S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.38
20–12S 2.00 –12 4.39 2.52 .61 1.00 20–16S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 2.38
16S 1.75 –16 5.09 3.04 .82 1.12
20–12S 2.00 –16 5.09 3.04 .82 1.12
24–16S 2.38 –16 5.13 3.08 .82 1.17
Code 61 SAE J518c

90° split flange (long) 90° elbow short drop FJ9738–
479001– Dash “T” Hose
Code 61 SAE J518c Flange
Dash Head Hose FJ9738–
60° split flange 476003–
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H 0606S 11
/16-16 –06 2.72 1.24 .24 .90
Flange
Dash Head Hose 479001– 0808S 13
/16-16 –08 3.02 1.52 .37 1.15
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H 16S 1.75 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 5.50 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 1.88
476003– 20–16S 2.00 –16 4.84 2.79 .82 5.50 1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .76 2.21
8S 1.19 –08 3.44 1.05 .39 1.05 ORS Reusable Fittings continued on page 212.
12S 1.50 –12 4.52 2.65 .61 1.62
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.52 2.65 .61 1.62
16S 1.75 –16 5.15 3.10 .82 .164
20–12S 2.00 –16 5.15 3.10 .82 1.64
24–16S 2.38 –16 5.19 3.14 .82 1.70

see pages 225-228.
NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. All dimensions in inches.
211
Reusable Fittings

for use with Hose
1508
Fittings
Komatsu split flange 45° elbow SAE 37° (JIC) swivel

FJ7215– 190933–/FC7639–
Flange Dash Hose

Dash Head Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H 190933–
FJ7215– 6–6S 9
/16-18 –06 3.30 1.68 .30
1012S 1.35 –12 4.38 2.51 .58 1.00 8–6S 3
/4-16 –06 3.43 1.81 .30
3
8–8S /4-16 –08 3.20 1.68 .39
7
10–8S /8-14 –08 3.31 1.80 .39
90° elbow long drop FJ9739–
12S 11/16-12 –12 3.86 1.99 .61
Dash “T” Hose 16S 15/16-12 –16 4.48 2.43 .82
FC7639–
FJ9739–
2020S 15/8-12 –20 5.64 2.64 1.05
11
0606S /16-16 –06 2.85 1.37 .24 2.13
2424S 17/8-12 –24 6.08 3.13 1.28
13
0808S /16-16 –08 3.15 1.64 .37 2.51
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 3.78
1616S 17/16-12 –16 4.84 2.78 .76 4.50 Komatsu split flange 90° elbow
FJ7217–
Flange
Komatsu Dash
Size
Head
Dia.
Hose
Size A D Eφ H
Reusable fittings FJ7217–
for use with Hose 1012S 1.35 –12 4.11 2.24 .58 2.14
1508 SAE 37° (JIC) male flare
Komatsu split flange fittings require the use of a special 190992–/FC7740–
O-Ring.
Standard Aeroquip code 61 split flange fittings will work Dash Hose
on Komatsu equipment with Komatsu flanges and bolts Size Thread Size A D Eφ
and standard Aeroquip O-Rings.
190992–
3
8–8S /4-16 –08 2.99 1.48 .39
Reusable fittings 10–8S 7
/8-14 –08 3.10 1.58 .39
for use with Hose 12S 11/16-12 –12 3.72 1.85 .61
FC136, FC250A, FC324 (–08), GH493 16S 15/16-12 –16 4.38 2.33 .82
special Komatsu FC7740–
FJ7198– 2020S 15/8-12 –20 5.43 2.43 1.05
Dash Hose 2424S 17/8-12 –24 5.85 2.90 1.28
FJ7198–
0306S M18x1.5 –06 3.11 1.64 .25
Male pipe 190934–/FC7640–
0408S M22x1.5 –08 3.32 1.80 .37
0512S M24x1.5 –12 3.92 2.06 .48 Dash Hose
0612S M30x1.5 –12 4.08 2.21 .61
1016S M33x1.5 –16 4.87 2.81 .80 190934–
1
4–6S /4-18 –06 3.07 1.45 .30
3
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 221/2° elbow
6–6S /8-18 –06 3.07 1.45 .30 FC5978–/FC5979–
3
6–8S /8-18 –08 2.84 1.33 .39
1 Dash Hose
8–8S /2-14 –08 3.09 1.58 .39
3
12–12S /4-14 –12 3.61 1.74 .61
FC5978–
16–16S 1-111/2 –16 4.40 2.35 .82 3
0808S /4-16 –08 4.03 2.52 .39 .47
FC7640–
Komatsu split flange 1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.72 2.85 .61 .52
2020S 11/4-111/2 –20 5.44 2.44 1.05
FJ7213– 1616S 15/16-12 –16 5.79 3.74 .82 .69
2424S 11/2-111/2 –24 5.76 2.82 1.28
Flange FC5979–
Dash Head Hose 2020S 15/8-12 –20 7.32 4.32 1.05 .80
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ 2424S 17/8-12 –24 8.32 5.37 1.28 .95
FJ7213–
1012S 1.35 –12 5.16 3.29 .58
NOTE: For socket part numbers, see page 108. All dimensions in inches.
212
Reusable Fittings
Straight split flange (continued)

190935–/FC7713– Code 61 SAE J518c
FC7370–/FC5973– Code 62 SAE J518c
Flange
Dash Head Hose
Fittings
Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
FC7713–
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 30° elbow 671/2° elbow 2020S 2.00 –20 6.86 3.86 1.05
FC5980–/FC5981– FJ9025–/FJ9026– 2420S 2.38 –20 6.86 3.86 1.05
Dash Hose Dash Hose 2424S 2.38 –24 7.86 4.90 1.28
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Size Thread Size A D Eφ H 3224S 2.81 –24 7.86 4.90 1.28
FC5980– FJ9025– FC7370– Code 62 (SAE J518c)
3 3
0808S /4-16 –08 3.98 2.47 .39 .62 0808S /4-16 –08 3.86 2.35 .39 1.47 1208S 1.62 –08 4.05 2.54 .37
1
1212S 1 /16-12 –12 4.65 2.78 .61 .69 1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.78 2.91 .61 1.80 1212S 1.62 –12 4.79 2.92 .56
1616S 15/16-12 –16 5.86 3.80 .82 .95 1616S 15/16-12 –16 5.84 3.78 .82 2.36 1612S 1.88 –12 4.79 2.92 .56
FC5981– FJ9026– 1616S 1.88 –16 5.69 3.63 .81
2020S 15/8-12 –20 7.46 4.46 1.05 1.11 2020S 15/8-12 –20 7.24 4.24 1.05 2.62 2016S 2.12 –16 5.69 3.63 .81
2424S 17/8–-12 –24 8.39 5.44 1.28 1.29 2424S 17/8-12 –24 7.70 4.75 1.28 2.76 FC5973–
2020S 2.12 –20 6.86 3.85 1.05
2420S 2.50 –20 6.86 3.85 1.05
2424S 2.50 –24 7.86 4.90 1.28
3224S 3.12 –24 7.86 4.90 1.28
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 45° elbow

FC5982–/FC5983– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
90° elbow
Dash Hose FJ9027–/FJ9028–
FC5982– Dash Hose
3 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H 221/2° split flange
0808S /4-16 –08 3.95 2.44 .39 .95 FC9634–/FC7714– Code 61 SAE J518c
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.87 3.00 .61 1.16 FJ9027– FC7983–/FC5974– Code 62 SAE J518c
3
1616S 5
1 /16-12 –16 6.00 3.94 .82 1.53 0808S /4-16 –08 3.52 2.02 .39 1.87 Flange
1212S 11/16-12 –12 4.43 2.56 .61 2.35 Dash Head Hose
FC5983– Size Dia. Size A D Eφ H
5 1616S 15/16-12 –16 5.34 3.28 .82 3.04
2020S 1 /8-12 –20 7.42 4.42 1.05 1.70
FJ9028– FC9634– Code 61 (SAE J518c)
2424S 17/8-12 –24 8.38 5.43 1.28 1.99
2020S 15/8-12 –20 6.72 3.72 1.05 3.40 0808S 1.19 –08 3.81 2.30 .39 .38
2424S 17/8-12 –24 7.52 4.56 1.28 3.95 1208S 1.50 –08 3.81 2.30 .39 .38
1212S 1.50 –12 4.51 2.64 .61 .44
1612S 1.75 –12 4.51 2.64 .61 .44
1616S 1.75 –16 5.18 3.12 .82 .44
2016S 2.00 –16 5.18 3.12 .82 .44
FC7714–
2020S 2.00 –20 6.61 3.61 1.05 .50
Straight split flange 2420S 2.38 –20 6.61 3.61 1.05 .50
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 60° elbow
FC5984–/FJ9024– 190935–/FC7713– Code 61 SAE J518c 2424S 2.38 –24 7.56 4.61 1.28 .63
FC7370–/FC5973– Code 62 SAE J518c 3224S 2.81 –24 7.56 4.61 1.28 .63
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Flange FC7983– Code 62 (SAE J518c)
Dash Head Hose 1208S 1.62 –08 3.81 2.30 .39 .38
FC5984– Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
3 1212S 1.62 –12 4.51 2.64 .61 .44
0808S /4-16 –08 3.84 2.33 .39 1.26 190935– Code 61 (S.A.E. J518c)
1 1612S 1.88 –12 4.51 2.64 .61 .44
1212S 1 /16-12 –12 4.85 2.98 .61 1.60 8S 1.19 –08 4.05 2.54 .37
5 1616S 1.88 –16 5.18 3.12 .82 .44
1616S 1 /16-12 –16 5.90 3.84 .82 2.08 12–8S 1.50 –08 4.05 2.54 .37
2016S 2.12 –16 5.18 3.12 .82 .44
FJ9024– 12S 1.50 –12 4.79 2.92 .56
FC5974–
2020S 15/8-12 –20 7.36 4.36 1.05 2.33 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.79 2.92 .56
2020S 2.12 –20 6.61 3.61 1.05 .50
2424S 17/8-12 –24 8.27 5.32 1.28 2.71 16S 1.75 –16 5.69 3.63 .81
2420S 2.50 –20 6.61 3.61 1.05 .50
20–16S 2.00 –16 5.69 3.63 .81
2424S 2.50 –24 7.56 4.61 1.28 .63
(Continued next column) 3224S 3.12 –24 7.56 4.61 2.28 .63
NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O–Rings,

All dimensions in inches. NOTE: For socket part numbers, see page 108. see pages 225–228.
213
Reusable Fittings
60° split flange (continued)

Reusable fittings Flange
Dash Head Hose
for use with Hose Size Dia. Size A D Eø H
Fittings
FC136, FC250A, GH493 FC5060–

2020S 2.00 –20 6.97 3.97 1.05 1.66
2420S 2.38 –20 6.97 3.97 1.05 1.66
2024S 2.00 –24 7.27 4.32 1.05 1.66
45° split flange 2424S 2.38 –24 7.85 4.90 1.28 2.00
190936–/FC7715– Code 61 SAE J518c 3224S 2.81 –24 7.85 4.90 1.28 2.00
FC7372–/FC5976– Code 62 SAE J518c FC7373– Code 62 (SAE J518c)
Flange 1208S 1.62 –08 3.72 2.21 .39 1.05
Dash Head Hose 1212S 1.62 –12 4.74 2.87 .61 1.41
Size Dia. Size A D Eø H
30° split flange 1612S 1.88 –12 4.74 2.87 .61 1.41
FC9459–/FC7790– Code 61 SAE J518c 190936– Code 61 (SAE J518c)
1616S 1.88 –16 5.56 3.50 .82 1.50
FC7371–/FC5975– Code 62 SAE J518c 8S 1.19 –08 3.78 2.27 .37 .78
2016S 2.12 –16 5.56 3.50 .82 1.50
12–8S 1.50 –08 3.78 2.27 .37 .78
Flange FC5977–
Dash Head Hose 12S 1.50 –12 4.71 2.84 .56 1.00
2020S 2.12 –20 6.97 3.97 1.05 1.66
Size Dia. Size A D Eø H 16–12S 1.75 –12 4.71 2.84 .56 1.00
2420S 2.50 –20 6.97 3.97 1.05 1.66
FC9459– Code 61 (SAE J518c) 16S 1.75 –16 5.53 3.47 .81 1.06
2424S 2.50 –24 7.85 4.90 1.28 2.00
0808S 1.19 –08 3.77 2.26 .39 .50 20–16S 2.00 –16 5.53 3.47 .81 1.06
3224S 3.12 –24 7.85 4.90 1.28 2.00
1208S 1.50 –08 3.77 2.26 .39 .50 FC7715–
1212S 1.50 –12 4.46 2.59 .61 .58 1620S 1.75 –20 6.66 3.66 .82 1.06
1612S 1.75 –12 4.46 2.59 .61 .58 2020S 2.00 –20 6.87 3.87 1.05 1.15
1616S 1.75 –16 5.28 3.22 .82 .62 2420S 2.38 –20 6.87 3.87 1.05 1.15
2016S 2.00 –16 5.28 3.22 .82 .62 2424S 2.38 –24 7.79 4.84 1.28 1.41
FC7790– 3224S 2.81 –24 7.79 4.84 1.28 1.41
2020S 2.00 –20 6.78 3.78 1.05 .72 FC7372– Code 62 (SAE J518c)
2420S 2.38 –20 6.78 3.78 1.05 .72 0808S 1.25 –08 3.78 2.27 .37 .78
2424S 2.38 –24 7.68 4.73 1.28 .88 1208S 1.62 –08 3.78 2.27 .39 .78
3224S 2.81 –24 7.68 4.73 1.28 .88 1212S 1.62 –12 4.71 2.84 .61 1.00
FC7371– Code 62 (SAE J518c) 1612S 1.88 –12 4.71 2.84 .61 1.00 671/2° split flange
1208S 1.62 –08 3.77 2.26 .39 .50 1616S 1.88 –16 5.53 3.47 .82 1.06 FC9118–/FC7811– Code 61 SAE J518c
1212S 1.62 –12 4.46 2.59 .61 .58 2016S 2.12 –16 5.53 3.47 .82 1.06 FC7984–/FJ9034– Code 62 SAE J518c
1612S 1.88 –12 4.46 2.59 .61 .58 FC5976– Flange
1616S 1.88 –16 5.28 3.22 .82 .62 2020S 2.12 –20 6.87 3.87 1.05 1.15 Dash Head Hose
2420S 2.50 –20 6.87 3.87 1.05 1.15 Size Dia. Size A D Eø H
2016S 2.12 –16 5.28 3.22 .82 .62
2424S 2.50 –24 7.79 4.84 1.28 1.41 FC9118– Code 61 (SAE J518c)
FC5975–
3224S 3.12 –24 7.79 4.84 1.28 1.41 0808S 1.19 –08 3.77 2.26 .39 1.25
2020S 2.12 –20 6.78 3.78 1.05 .72
1208S 1.50 –08 3.77 2.26 .39 1.25
2420S 2.50 –20 6.78 3.78 1.05 .72
1212S 1.50 –12 4.69 2.82 .61 1.60
2424S 2.50 –24 7.68 4.73 1.28 .88
1612S 1.75 –12 4.69 2.82 .61 1.60
3224S 3.12 –24 7.68 4.73 1.28 .88
1616S 1.75 –16 5.58 3.53 .82 1.75
2016S 2.00 –16 5.58 3.53 .82 1.75
FC7811–
2020S 2.00 –20 6.94 3.94 1.05 1.90
2420S 2.38 –20 6.94 3.94 1.05 1.90
2424S 2.38 –24 7.38 4.43 1.28 2.00
60° split flange 3224S 2.81 –24 7.38 4.43 1.28 2.00
FC9066–/FC5060– Code 61 SAE J518c FC7984– Code 62 (SAE J518c)
FC7373–/FC5977– Code 62 SAE J518c 1208S 1.62 –08 3.77 2.26 .39 1.25
Flange 1212S 1.62 –12 4.69 2.82 .61 1.60
Dash Head Hose 1612S 1.88 –12 4.69 2.82 .61 1.60
Size Dia. Size A D Eø H 1616S 1.88 –16 5.58 3.53 .82 1.75
FC9066– Code 61 (SAE J518c) 2016S 2.12 –16 5.58 3.53 .82 1.75
0808S 1.19 –08 3.72 2.21 .39 1.05 FC9034–
1208S 1.50 –08 3.72 2.21 .39 1.05 2020S 2.12 –20 6.94 3.94 1.05 1.90
1212S 1.50 –12 4.74 2.87 .61 1.41 2420S 2.50 –20 6.94 3.94 1.05 1.90
1612S 1.75 –12 4.74 2.87 .61 1.41 2424S 2.50 –24 7.38 4.43 1.28 2.00
1616S 1.75 –16 5.56 3.50 .82 1.50 3224S 3.12 –24 7.38 4.43 1.28 2.00
2016S 2.00 –16 5.56 3.50 .82 1.50
(Continued next column)

NOTE: For flanges, split flange halves, kits and O–Rings,
214
Reusable Fittings

for use with Hose
FC136, FC250A, GH493
Fittings
90° split flange
90° elbow short drop
190937–/FC7703– Code 61 SAE J518c
FJ9742–/FJ9746–
FC7374–/FJ9033– Code 62 SAE J518c
Flange
Straight Dash “T” Hose
Dash Head Hose
Size Dia. Size A D Eø H FJ9740–/FJ9744– Size Thread Size A D Eø H
190937– Code 61 (SAE J518c) FJ9742–

8S 1.19 –08 3.52 2.02 .39 1.62 0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.30 1.79 .37 1.15
12–8S 1.50 –08 3.52 2.02 .39 1.62 Dash “T” Hose 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.43 2.56 .56 1.88
Size Thread Size A D Eø 1616S 17/16-12 –16 5.24 3.18 .81 2.21
12S 1.50 –12 4.43 2.56 .61 2.13
16–12S 1.75 –12 4.43 2.56 .61 2.13 FJ9740– FJ9746–
11
0606S /16-16 –06 3.35 1.72 .26 2020S 111/16-12 –20 6.66 3.66 1.01 2.51
20–12S 2.00 –12 4.43 2.56 .61 2.13 13
0808S /16-16 –08 3.40 1.89 .39 2424S 2-12 –24 7.52 4.56 1.19 2.70
16S 1.75 –16 5.34 3.28 .82 2.38
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.05 2.18 .61
20–16S 2.00 –16 5.34 3.28 .82 2.38 1616S 7
1 /16-12 –16 4.78 2.66 .82
24–16S 2.38 –16 5.34 3.28 .82 2.38 FJ9744–
FC7703– 2020S 111/16-12 –20 5.85 2.85 1.05
2020S 2.00 –20 6.72 3.72 1.05 2.62 2424S 2-12 –24 6.14 3.20 1.26
2420S 2.38 –20 6.72 3.72 1.05 2.62
2424S 2.38 –24 7.52 4.56 1.28 3.12
3224S 2.81 –24 7.52 4.56 1.28 3.12
FC7374– Code 62 (SAE J518c)
0808S 1.25 –08 3.52 2.02 .39 1.62
1208S 1.62 –08 3.52 2.02 .39 1.62 90° elbow long drop
1212S 1.62 –12 4.43 2.56 .61 2.13 FJ9743–/FJ9747–
1612S 1.88 –12 4.43 2.56 .61 2.13
45° elbow
1616S 1.88 –16 5.34 3.28 .82 2.38 Dash “T” Hose
FJ9741–/FJ9745– Size Thread Size A D Eø H
2016S 2.12 –16 5.34 3.28 .82 2.28
FJ9033– Dash “T” Hose FJ9743–
Size Thread Size A D Eø H 0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.52 2.02 .37 2.51
2020S 2.12 –20 6.72 3.72 1.05 2.62
FJ9741– 1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.43 2.56 .56 3.78
2420S 2.50 –20 6.72 3.72 1.05 2.62
0808S 13/16-16 –08 3.54 2.02 .37 .59 1616S 17/16-12 –16 5.34 3.28 .81 4.50
2424S 2.50 –24 7.52 4.56 1.28 3.12
1212S 13/16-12 –12 4.53 2.66 .56 .83 FJ9747–
3224S 3.12 –24 7.52 4.56 1.28 3.12
1616S 17/16-12 –16 5.53 3.47 .81 .94 2020S 111/16-12 –20 6.72 3.72 1.01 5.09
FJ9745– 2424S 2–12 –24 7.52 4.56 1.29 5.54
2020S 111/16-12 –20 6.58 3.58 1.01 1.00
2424S 2-12 –24 7.42 4.47 1.19 1.07
215
Reusable Fittings
Komatsu
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
Fittings
FC136, FC250A, GH493

Universal and SAE 45° swivel
Male pipe swivel FJ9068–/FJ9486– 4797– Universal† 4739– SAE 45°*
**Uses Neoprene O-Ring
Dash Hose
Dash Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ
4797–
FJ9068–
7
1
4B† /16-20 –04 1.46 .71 .17
0404S /4-18 –04 2.19 1.43 .17
1
Komatsu 3
5–4B† /2-20 –04 1.52 .77 .17
0606S /8-18 –06 2.30 1.43 .30
30° Swivel-Metric Threads 3
8–6B† /4-16 –06 1.79 .93 .30
FJ7286– 0808S 1
/2-14 –08 2.70 1.69 .39
3
FJ9486– 8B† /4-16 –08 1.95 .93 .39
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 0204B 1
/8-27 –04 1.70 .94 .12 10–8B 7
/8-14 –08 2.07 1.06 .39
FJ7286– 10B† 7
/8-14 –10 2.60 1.06 .48
**Use only with petroleum and waterglycol fluids.
0408S M22 x 1.5 –08 3.32 1.66 .37
4739–
0512S M24 x 1.5 –12 3.92 2.06 .48
5
0612S M30 x 1.5 –12 4.08 2.22 .61 6B* /8-18 –06 1.67 .81 .30
1016S M33 x 1.5 –16 4.86 2.76 .80 12B* 11/16-14 –12 2.71 1.19 .61
SOCKETLESS Female pipe 4753–

Dash Hose
for use with Hose Size Thread Size A D Eφ
1525, 2556, 2565, 2575, FC332 4753– Universal and SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
4–4B 1
/4-18 –04 1.52 .77 .17 4797– Universal† 4741– SAE 37°*
6–6B 3
/8-18 –06 1.70 .83 .30 Dash Hose
1
8–8B /2-14 –08 2.03 1.02 .39 4797–
7
4B† /16-20 –04 1.46 .71 .17
3
8B† /4-16 –08 1.95 .93 .39
7
Male pipe 4738– 10B† /8-14 –10 2.60 1.06 .48
4741–
Dash Hose
Eφ
3
Size Thread Size A D 3–4B /8-24 –04 1.44 .69 .12
4738– 6–4B 9
/16-18 –04 1.56 .81 .17
2–4B 1
/8-27 –04 1.40 .65 .17 Female NPSM swivel FC5853– 5–6B 1
/2-20 –06 1.66 .80 .23
1
4–4B /4-18 –04 1.58 .83 .17 Dash Hose 6B* 9
/16-18 –06 1.67 .80 .30
1
4–6B /4-18 –06 1.76 .89 .30 12B* 11/16-12 –12 2.71 1.19 .61
FC5853–
3
6–6B /8-18 –06 1.76 .89 .30 1
0404S /4-18 –04 1.64 .89 .17
3
6–8B /8-18 –08 1.91 .89 .39 3
0606S /8-18 –06 1.75 .89 .30
1
8–8B /2-14 –08 2.16 1.14 .39 1
0808S /2-14 –08 2.03 1.01 .39
1
8–10B /2-14 –10 2.68 1.14 .48 1
0810S /2-14 –10 2.55 1.01 .48
3
12–12B /4-14 –12 2.72 1.21 .61 3
1212S /4-14 –12 2.63 1.11 .61
SAE 37° (JIC) Male flare 190672–

Dash Hose
190672–
7
4B /16-20 –04 1.63 .88 .17
9
6B /16-18 –06 1.75 .89 .30
†Double notch in nut for Universal type identification for

both SAE 45° and 37° (JIC) connections.
All dimensions in inches. *Single notch in nut for SAE 45° identification.
216
Reusable Fittings
Fittings
90° elbow (short)
190328–SAE 45° swivel*
SAE 45° male flare 4742– Hose mender 4772– 191321–Universal swivel†
190516–SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
Dash Hose Dash Hose 90° elbow (long)
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Size Size A D Eφ 190465–SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
4742– 4772– FC5852–Universal swivel†
4B 7
/16-20 –04 1.58 .83 .17 4B –04 1.85 .32 .17 Dash Hose
1 6B –06 2.08 .32 .30 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
5–4B /2-20 –04 1.64 .89 .17
190328–
6B 5
/8-18 –06 1.82 .95 .28 8B –08 2.44 .38 .39 5
6S* /8-18 –06 1.69 .83 .30 .85
8B 3
/4-16 –08 2.10 1.08 .39 10B –10 3.55 .47 .48 191321–
7
12B –12 3.57 .54 .61 4S† /16-20 –04 1.45 .70 .17 .68
3
8–6S† /4-16 –06 1.91 1.04 .30 1.09
3
8S† /4-16 –08 2.06 1.05 .39 1.09
190516–
9
6S /16-18 –06 1.70 .83 .30 .85
190465–
9
6S /16-18 –06 1.70 .83 .30 2.18
FC5852–
SAE 45° inverted male flare 4740– 0404S† 7/16-20 –04 1.45 .70 .17 1.80
Dash Hose Compression type 4750–
Dash Tube Hose
4740– Size Size Size A D Eφ
3–4B 3
/8-24 –04 1.50 .75 .13 4750–
4B 7
/16-24 –04 1.50 .75 .17 3-4B –03 –04 1.77 1.02 .13
5–4B 1
/2-20 –04 1.58 .82 .17 4B –04 –04 1.77 1.02 .17
5
5-4B –05 –04 1.83 1.08 .17 SAE male inverted flare
6B /8-18 –06 1.72 .86 .30
45° elbow 190944–
8B 3
/4-18 –08 1.96 .94 .39 6B –06 –06 2.07 1.21 .30
Dash Hose
10B 7
/8-18 –10 2.55 1.01 .48 8B –08 –08 2.34 1.33 .39 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
10B –10 –10 2.57 1.03 .48 190944–
7
4S /16-24 –04 2.46 1.70 .17 .96
5
6S /8-18 –06 2.57 1.70 .30 .96
SAE 42° inverted female flare 4743– 45° elbow

FC5848–SAE 45° swivel*
Dash Hose FC5847–SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
Size Thread Size A D Eφ FC5849–Universal swivel†
4743– SAE male inverted flare
Dash Hose 90° elbow (short) 190327
Eφ
3
3–4B /8-24 –04 1.21 .46 .13 Size Thread Size A D H SAE male inverted flare
4B 7
/16-24 –04 1.21 .46 .17 FC5848– 90° elbow (long) 190326
5
1
0606S* /8-18 –06 1.80 .93 .30 .39
5–4B /2-20 –04 1.24 .49 .17 Dash Hose
FC5847– Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
5
6B /8-18 –06 1.41 .55 .30 0606S 9
/16-18 –06 1.80 .93 .30 .39 190327–
8–6B 3
/4-18 –06 1.44 .58 .30 FC5849– 4S 7
/16-24 –04 2.08 1.33 .17 1.69
0404S† 7/16-20 –04 1.56 .81 .17 .33 6S 5
/8-18 –06 2.20 1.33 .30 1.73
3
0808S† /4-16 –08 2.30 1.28 .39 .55 8–6S 3
/4-18 –06 2.19 1.33 .30 1.74
3
8S /4-18 –08 2.34 1.33 .39 1.75
190326–
5
6S /8-18 –06 3.24 2.38 .30 2.73
†Double notch in nut for Universal type identification for

both SAE 45° and 37° (JIC) connections.
All dimensions in inches. *Single notch in nut for SAE 45° identification.
217
Reusable Fittings
ORS SOCKETLESS BSP SOCKETLESS Metric SOCKETLESS

for use with Hose for use with Hose for use with Hose
1525, 2556, 2565, 2575, FC332 1525, 2556, 2565, 2575, FC332 1525, 2556, 2565, 2575, FC332
Fittings
Straight FJ7044– Metric male 60˚ DIN 7631/7647 07.025–

BSP male 07.122– Dash Hose
Dash Thread Hose
Size T Size A D Eφ H Dash Hose
FJ7044– Size Thread Size A D Eφ 07.025–
M12 1.50 .75 .16
0404S 9
/16-18 –04 1.43 .35 .68 .17 07.122– 4–4 x 1.5 –04 38 19 4.0
1
1.56 .81 .16 M14 1.50 .75 .16
0606S 11
/16 -16 –06 1.63 .39 .76 .26 4–4 /4-19 –04 39.5 20.5 4.0 6–4 –04
x 1.5 38 19 4.0
0808S 13
/16 -16 –08 1.94 .49 .92 .38 3
1.73 .87 .30 M16 1.61 .75 .30
6–6 /8-19 –06 44 22 7.5 8–6 –06
1010S 1-14 –10 2.56 .49 1.02 .48 x 1.5 41 19 7.5
1
1.97 .94 .39 M18 1.61 .75 .30
1212S 13/16-12 –12 2.64 .55 1.12 .61 8–8 /2-14 –08 50 24 10.0 10–6 –06
x 1.5 41 19 7.5
5
2.64 1.10 .47 M22 1.85 .83 .39
10–10 /8-14 –10 67 28 12.0 13–8 –08
x 1.5 47 21 10.0
3
2.62 1.10 .61 M26 2.40 .87 .47
12–12 /4-14 –12 66.5 28 15.5 16–10 –10
x 1.5 61 22 12.0
2.76 1.24 .61 M30 2.59 .87 .61
16–12 1-11 –12 70 31.5 15.5 20–12 –12
x 1.5 64 22 15.5
45˚ elbow
FJ7023–
Dash Thread Hose
Size T Size A D Eφ H BSP Female swivel 07.390–
FJ7023– Dash Hose
0404S 9
/16 -18 –04 1.64 .89 .17 .41 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
0606S 11
/16 -16 –06 1.84 .97 .30 .44 07.390– Metric male 24˚ DIN 3901/3902 I. Rh. 07.021–
1
1.79 1.04 .16 Dash Hose
0808S 13
-16 –08 2.34 1.32 .39 .59 4–4 /4-19 –04
Rφ ∗
/16
45.5 26.5 4.0 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
1212S 13/16-12 –12 3.42 1.90 .61 .83 3
1.97 1.10 .30
6–6 /8-19 –06 50 28 7.5 07.021–
2.20 1.18 .39 M12 1.50 .75 .16 .24
8–8 1
/2-14 –08 6–4 x 1.5 –04 38 19 4.0 6
56 30 10.0
2.76 1.22 .47 M14 1.50 .75 .16 .31
10–10 5
/8-14 –10 8–4 x 1.5 –04 38 19 4.0 8
70 31 12.0
2.81 1.30 .61 M16 1.65 .79 .30 .39
12–12 3
/4-14 –12 10–6 x 1.5 –06 42 20 7.5 10
71.5 33 15.5
2.93 1.42 .61 M18 1.65 .79 .30 .47
16–12 1-11 –12 12–6 x 1.5 –06 42 20 7.5 12
74.5 36 15.5
M22 1.85 .83 .39 .59
15–8 x 1.5 –08 47 21 10.0 15
M26 2.36 .83 .47 .71
18–10 x 1.5 –10 60 21 12.0 18
M30 2.50 .98 .61 .87
22–12 x2 –12 63.5 25 15.5 22
90˚ elbow
FJ7358–
Dash “T” Hose
FJ7358–
9
0404S /16 -18 –04 1.52 .77 .17 .82
11
0606S /16 -16 –06 1.70 .93 .30 .91
13
0808S /16 -16 –08 2.06 1.05 .39 1.15
1212S 13/16-12 –12 3.32 1.90 .61 1.90
Inches in bold type.

Millimeters in light type.
Material for BSP and Metric fittings is steel. *Rφ is tube O.D. and refers to mating component when
All dimensions in inches. NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. not called out on the illustration.
218
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings
for use with Hose
2550, 2554, 2555, 2570
Fittings
Male inverted flare 190604–
Metric universal female swivel
60˚ DIN 7631/7647 Dash Hose
07.006–/07.001–/07.114– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
Dash Hose 190604–
4–6S /16-20 –06 2.67 1.67 .18
07.006– 5
Male pipe 479301– 6S /8-18 –06 2.67 1.67 .30
M12 1.48 .73 .16
4–4 –04
x 1.5 37.5 18.5 4.0 Dash Hose
8–6
M16
–06
1.63 .77 .30 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
x 1.5 41.5 19.5 7.5
479301–
07.001– 1
4–4S /4-18 –04 2.03 1.09 .19
M14 1.38 .63 .16
6–4 –04 4–6S 1
/4-18 –06 2.14 1.14 .30
x 1.5 35 16 4.0
M18 1.52 .65 .30 6–6S 3
/8-18 –06 2.14 1.14 .30
10–6 –06
x 1.5 38.5 16.5 7.5 1
M22 1.83 .81 .39 8–6S /2-14 –06 2.32 1.32 .30
13–8 –08 1
x 1.5 46.5 20.5 10.0 8–8S /2-14 –08 2.85 1.58 .36
Male inverted flare
M26 2.24 .71 .47
16–10 –10 45º elbow
x 1.5 57 18 12.0
190605–
07.114–
M30 2.22 .71 .61 Dash Hose
20–12 –12 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
x 1.5 56.5 18 15.5
190605–
7
4–6S /16-24 –06 2.95 1.95 .18 .96
5
SAE 37º (JIC) swivel 190800– 6S /8-18 –06 2.95 1.95 .30 .96
Dash Hose
190800–
7
4S /16-20 –04 2.08 1.14 .17
1
5–4S /2-20 –04 2.13 1.19 .19
Metric universal female swivel 24˚ 6S 9
/16-18 –06 2.31 1.31 .30
DIN 3901/3902 I.Rh. 07.006–/07.001
Dash Hose
Size Thread Size A D Eφ Rφ
07.006–
Male inverted flare
M12 1.48 .73 .16 .24
4–4 –04 90º elbow 190606–
x 1.5 37.5 18.5 4.0 6
M16 1.63 .77 .30 .39 Dash Hose
8–6 –06
x 1.5 41.5 19.5 7.5 10 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
07.001– SAE 37º (JIC) male flare FC7275– 190606–
M14 1.38 .63 .16 .31 Dash Hose 7
6–4 –04 4–6S /16-24 –06 2.58 1.58 .18 1.69
x 1.5 35 16 4.0 8 Size Thread size A D Eφ 1
M18 1.52 .65 .30 .47 5–6S /2-20 –06 2.58 1.58 .24 1.69
10–6 –06 FC7275–
x 1.5 38.5 16.5 7.5 12 6S 5
/8-18 –06 2.58 1.58 .30 1.73
9
M22 1.83 .81 .39 .59 0606S /16-18 –06 2.32 1.32 .30
13–8 –08
x 1.5 46.5 20.5 10.0 15
M26 2.24 .71 .47 .71
16–10 –10
x 1.5 57 18 12.0 18
M30 2.40 .89 .61 .87
22–12 –12
x2 61 22.5 15.5 22
SAE 45º swivel 479601–

Dash Hose
USF swivel 479501– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
Dash Hose 479601–
size Thread size A D Eφ 7
4–6S /16-20 –06 2.12 1.13 .17
479501– 5
3
6S /8-18 –06 2.31 1.31 .30
8–6S /4-20 –06 2.29 1.30 .30
*Rφ is tube O.D. and refers to mating component when

not called out on the illustration.
Material for BSP and Metric fittings is steel.
Inches in bold type. All dimensions in inches.
Millimeters in light type. NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108.
219
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings Accessories Band clamp and nipples

for use with Hose for use with Hose for use with Hose
Fittings
2550, 2554, 2555, 2570 (continued) 2550, 2554, 2570 2661, FC318
Band clamp
FF90152–
SAE 45° swivel Union

45° elbow
190607– Part number 2038–4–8S
3
/4-20 USF to 1/4-inch male pipe thread Dash Hose
Part number 2038–6–8S Size Size
Dash Hose 3
/4-20 USF to 3/8-inch male pipe thread FF90152–
01C –12
190607–
7
01C –16
4–6S /16-20 –06 2.06 1.06 .18 .33
5
01C –20
6S /8-18 –06 2.18 1.18 .30 .39
Gladhand
Part number 190231–8
1
/2-inch female pipe thread
SAE 45° swivel

90° elbow
190608–
Spring Guard
Dash Hose Part number 900774–6
Size Thread Size A D Eφ H Fittings specified in charts can be used with or
without spring guard
190608–
7
4–6S /16-20 –06 1.95 .95 .18 .68
5
6S /8-18 –06 2.08 1.08 .30 .85
Band clamp
for use with Hose
FC252, FC352
SAE male flareless with nut and ferrule

190609–
Silicone hose clamp

Dash Hose FF9148–
190609–
7
Use with Use with
4–6S /16-20 –06 2.44 .97 .20 Dash FC252 Hose FC352 Hose
9
6S /16-18 –06 2.50 .98 .28 Size Dash Size Dash Size
FF9148–
12 –08, –10 –08, –10
16 –12 –12, –14
24 –16 –16, –18, –20, –22
32 –24, –26, –28
40 –32, –36, –38
48 –40, –44
52 –48
60 –56
68 –64

220
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings Railroad air brake hose assemblies

for use with Hose Using 1531, 1531A Hose
Fittings
1531, 1531A
Male pipe
12” Assembly Part No. Thread Hose Size “J” Length

Male Pipe 458–
1
FG1125HJH0120 /2-14 –10 “OA”–3.28
Dash Hose 3
FG1125KMK0120 /4-14 –16 “OA”–3.52
FG1125MMM0120 1-111/2 –16 “OA”–3.90
458–
1
FG1276MPM0120 1-111/2 –24 “OA”–4.18
8–10S /2-14 –10 2.83 1.64 .46
3
FG1276NPN0120 11/4-111/2 –24 “OA”–4.24
12–12S /4-14 –12 2.89 1.64 .58
3
12–16S /4-14 –16 3.14 1.76 .69
16–16S 1-111/2 –16 3.33 1.95 .82
16–24S 1-111/2 –24 3.70 2.09 .95
20–24S 11/4-111/2 –24 3.73 2.12 1.28
Male pipe and male adapter

1
FG1126HJH0120 /2-14 –10 “OA”–4.83
3
FG1126KMK0120 /4-14 –16 “OA”–5.20
FG1126MMM0120 1-111/2 –16 “OA”–5.85
FA2877NPN0120 11/4-111/2 –24 “OA”–6.24
Male pipe and female adapter

1
FG1148HJH0120 /2-14 –10 “OA”–4.72
3
FG1148KMK0120 /4-14 –16 “OA”–5.10
FG1148MMM0120 1-111/2 –16 “OA”–5.85
FA5644NPN0120 11/4-111/2 –24 “OA”–6.22
NOTE: The last four digits identify overall length (OA) of assembly. Assemblies shown above are all 12” (0120).
The last digit identifies fractional lengths in eighths of an inch. When ordering change to required length.
TYPICAL EXAMPLES: 18” -FG1125HJH0180
18 1/2” -FG1125HJH0184
221
Reusable Fittings
Reusable fittings fittings

for use with Hose for use with Teflon Hose
Fittings
FC363, FC364, FC563 2807, FC186, FC465

Flange
FC1389–*
Male Pipe
FJ7292–*
Dash Hose
Size Size A B Eφ
FC1389–
Dash Hose 0808S –08 3.50 2.38 Male Pipe 38-190627–
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 1212S –12 3.88 2.75 Dash Hose
FJ7292– 1616S –16 4.25 3.12 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
1616S 1-111/2 –16 2.85 1.55 .81 2020S –20 4.63 3.50 38–190627–
1
2020S 11/4-111/2 –20 3.06 1.70 1.05 2424S –24 5.00 3.88 2–4 /8-27 –04 1.35 .89 .16
1
2424S 11/2-111/2 –24 3.36 1.74 1.28 3232S –32 6.00 4.75 4–4 /4-18 –04 1.54 1.08 .16
1
3232S 2-111/2 –32 3.42 1.96 1.75 4–5 /4-18 –05 1.58 1.07 .23
1
4–6 /4-18 –06 1.66 1.13 .28
SAE 37° 6–6 3
/8-18 –06 1.66 1.13 .28
(JIC) Swivel 3
FJ7293–* Ladish Tri-Clamp** 6–8 /8-18 –08 1.79 1.16 .38
FJ7295–* 8–10 1
/2-14 –10 2.13 1.46 .47
3
12–12 /4-14 –12 2.26 1.61 .59
Dash Hose 16–16 1-111/2 –16 2.48 1.86 .83
Size Size A D Eφ Kφ
Dash Hose 20–20 11/4-111/2 –20 2.83 2.17 1.06
Size Thread Size A D Eφ FJ7295–
FJ7293– 2416S –16 2.32 .76 .81 1.98
1616S 5
1 /16-12 –16 2.60 1.37 .81 2420S –20 2.32 .76 1.05 1.98
2020S 15/8-12 –20 2.81 1.52 1.05 2424S –24 2.32 .76 1.28 1.98
2424S 17/8-12 –24 3.22 1.67 1.28 3232S –32 2.31 .76 1.75 2.51
1
3232S 2 /2-12 –32 3.47 1.92 1.75
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 63-190600–
Dash Hose
Flange Retainer 63–190600–
FJ7294–* 4* 7
/16-20 –04 1.58 1.13 .16
1
5* /2-20 –05 1.68 1.17 .23
9
Dash Hose 6* /16-18 –06 1.74 1.22 .26
Size Size A D Eφ Kφ 8* 3
/4-16 –08 1.98 1.35 .38
FJ7294– 10* 7
/8-14 –10 2.22 1.54 .47
1616S –16 2.62 1.30 .81 2.00 12* 11/16-12 –12 2.33 1.67 .59
2020S –20 2.62 1.30 1.05 2.50 16* 15/16-12 –16 2.52 1.91 .83
2424S –24 3.03 1.48 1.28 2.87 20* 15/8-12 –20 2.92 2.27 1.06
3232S –32 3.03 1.48 1.75 3.62
Flange Retainer with

Teflon Coated Nipple
FJ7294–†
Dash Hose
Size Size A D Eφ Kφ
FJ7294– NOTE: All part numbers and corresponding dash sizes are
shown. For further information when ordering crimp fit-
1616S –16 2.62 1.30 .81 2.00 tings for convoluted hose: contact your local Aeroquip
2020S –20 2.62 1.30 1.05 2.50 distributor or look under crimp fittings in this section.
*For stainless steel replace the S with C.
2424S –24 3.03 1.48 1.28 2.87
**Tri-Clamp is a registered trademark of the Ladish Co., *Also supplied in stainless steel. Add suffix “C” to part
3232S –32 3.03 1.48 1.75 3.62 Tri-clover Division. number and delete prefix “63”.
All dimensions in inches. NOTE: Sleeve part number 900578-(dash size).
†Contact Aeroquip for details. NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108. NOTE: For correct socket part number, see page 108.
222
Reusable Fittings
Fittings
SAE 45° swivel 63-190990–
Dash Hose
63–190990–
7
4 /16-20 –04 1.58 1.12 .16 SAE 37° (JIC) swivel
1
5 /2-20 –05 1.68 1.17 .23 90° elbow 190772–
5
6 /8-18 –06 1.77 1.25 .28 Dash Hose
3 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H 2-bolt swivel flange
8 /4-16 –08 1.98 1.36 .38
63–190626–
10 7
/8-14 –10 2.22 1.54 .47 190772-
Flange
12 11/16-14 –12 2.33 1.67 .59 3S 3
/8-24 –03 1.27 .93 .09 .87 Dash Head Hose
4S 7
/16-20 –04 1.41 .95 .16 .68 Size Dia. Size A D Eφ
1
5S /2-20 –05 1.52 1.00 .23 .77 63–190626–
9
6S /16-18 –06 1.62 1.10 .28 .85 6 2.88 –06 1.78 1.26 .28
3
8S /4-16 –08 2.03 1.41 .38 1.09 12 2.88 –12 2.07 1.42 .56
7
10S /8-14 –10 2.16 1.49 .47 1.23 16 2.88 –16 2.18 1.49 .19
7
10-12S /8-14 –12 2.23 1.57 .46 1.23
12S 11/16-12 –12 2.82 2.17 .59 1.82
45° elbow 12-16S 11/16-14 –16 2.87 2.22 .58 1.82
190773– SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 16S 15/16-12 –16 3.10 2.49 .82 2.39
→
190773–/FC9341–SAE 45° swivel E
→
Dash Hose
Size Thread size A D Eφ H Compression ball sleeve 38–191074–
190773- Dash Tube Hose
3S 3
/8-24 –03 1.50 1.17 .09 .46 Size Size Size A D Eφ
7
4S /16-20 –04 1.51 1.05 .16 .33 38–191074–
1
5S /2-20 –05 1.62 1.11 .23 .36 8 –08 –08 1.66 1.04 .38
9
6S† /16-18 –06 1.72 1.20 .28 .39 10 –10 –10 1.85 1.18 .47
3
8S /4-16 –08 2.27 1.64 .38 .55 12 –12 –12 2.08 1.41 .59
7
10S /8-14 –10 2.46 1.79 .47 .64 SAE 45° swivel 90° elbow
12S† 11/16-12 –12 2.86 2.21 .59 .78 190772–/FC9171–
16S† 15/16-12 –16 3.30 2.68 .83 1.07 Dash Hose
20S 15/8-12 –20 3.80 3.14 1.06 1.22 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H
FC9341- 190772–
7
0606S 5
/8-18 –06 1.72 1.20 .28 .39 4S /16-20 –04 1.41 .95 .16 .68
1
1212S 1
1 /16-14 –12 2.86 2.21 .59 .78 5S /2-20 –05 1.52 1.00 .23 .77
† SAE 37° (JIC) swivel only. 8S 3
/4-16 –08 2.03 1.41 .38 1.09 SAE ball sleeve* 190718–
7
10S /8-14 –10 2.16 1.49 .47 1.23 Dash Hose
FC9171– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
0606S 5
/8-18 –06 1.62 1.10 .28 .85 190718–
1212S 11/16-14 –12 2.80 2.19 .59 1.82 8S 11/16-20 –08 2.07 1.44 .38
10–8S 13/16-18 –08 2.07 1.44 .38
10S 13/16-18 –10 2.16 1.49 .48
12S 1-18 –12 2.42 1.76 .59
fittings continued on page 224.

*Some B-W compressor adapters require special mating
nuts. For 13/16”–18 thread size for 1/2” O.D. Tubing, using
fitting 190718–10–8S with 2807-8 Hose.
For special thread size 7/8”–18, use fitting 190742–10S with
2807–10 Hose.
NOTE: Sleeve part number is 900568–(dash size)
223
Reusable Fittings
fittings fittings
for use with Teflon Hose for use with Teflon Hose
2807, FC186, FC465
Fittings
2808
SAE male inverted flare

45° elbow FC9063–
Dash Hose
Male pipe 38–190628–
Special ball sleeve* 1970742– FC9063–
1
Dash Hose
0505S /2-20 –05 2.46 1.94 .23 .96 Size Thread Size A D Eφ
Dash Hose 1
Size Thread Size A D Eφ 0506S /2-20 –06 2.50 1.97 .21 .96
38–190628–
5
190742– 0606S /8-18 –06 2.50 1.97 .28 .96 3
6–8 /8-18 –08 1.91 1.32 .35
3
10S 7
/8-18 –10 2.16 1.49 .48 0808S /4-18 –08 2.66 2.04 .38 .93 1
8–10 /2-14 –10 2.12 1.55 .44
7
1010S /8-18 –10 2.96 2.29 .47 1.03 3
12–12 /4-14 –12 2.40 1.63 .56
1212S 11/16-16 –12 3.10 2.44 .59 1.10
16–16 1-111/2 –16 2.63 1.86 .83
20–20 11/4-111/2 –20 3.05 2.09 1.06
24–24 11/2-111/2 –24 3.16 2.20 1.28
SAE male inverted flare

Straight FC9062–
Dash Hose
FC9062–
7
0404S /16-24 –04 2.13 1.66 .16
SAE 37° (JIC) swivel 63–190535–
1
0505S /2-20 –05 2.17 1.66 .23
SAE male inverted flare Dash Hose
0506S 1
/2-20 –06 2.21 1.69 .21 90° elbow 190950– Size Thread Size A D Eφ
5
0606S /8-18 –06 2.21 1.69 .28 Dash Hose 63–190535–
0808S 3
/4-18 –08 2.47 1.84 .38 Size Thread Size A D Eφ H 3
8 /4-16 –08 2.07 1.48 .35
1010S 7
/8-18 –10 2.78 2.11 .47 190950– 10 7
/8-14 –10 2.22 1.64 .44
7
1212S 11/16-16 -12 3.02 2.37 .59 4S /16-24 –04 2.04 1.57 .16 1.69 12 11/16-12 –12 2.46 1.70 .56
1
5S /2-20 –05 2.08 1.57 .23 1.69 16 15/16-12 –16 2.66 1.90 .83
1
5-6S /2-20 –06 2.12 1.60 .21 1.69 20 15/8-12 –20 3.14 2.19 1.06
5
6S /8-18 –06 2.12 1.60 .28 1.73 24 17/8-12 –24 3.38 2.42 1.28
3
8S /4-18 –08 2.32 1.69 .38 1.74
NOTE: Sleeve part number is 900515-(dash size).
7
10S /8-18 –10 2.66 1.99 .47 2.21
12S 11/16-16 –12 2.73 2.07 .59 2.35
NOTE: Sleeve part number is 900568-(dash size)
*Some B-W compressor adapters require special mating

nuts. For 13/16”-18 thread size for 1/2” O.D. Tubing, use fit-
ting 190718–10–8S with 2807-8 Hose.
For special thread size 7/8”-18, use fitting 190742–10S with
2807–10 Hose.
NOTE: Sleeve part number is 900568-(dash size).
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Split Flanges,
Kits & O-Rings
“K” Maximum
“A” Flange Head Flange Operating Recommended
Dimension Diameter Dash Pressure* Bolt Torque
(inches) (inches) Size (PSI) (lb-in.)
Fittings
Code 61
1.50 1.19 –08 5000 175–225
1.88 1.50 –12 5000 225–350
2.06 1.75 –16 5000 325–425
2.31 2.00 –20 4000 425–550
2.75 2.38 –24 3000 550–700
3.06 2.81 –32 3000 650–800
3.50 3.31 –40 2500 950–1100
4.19 4.00 –48 2000 1650–1800
Code 62
1.59 1.25 –08 6000 175–225
2.00 1.63 –12 6000 300–400

Split flanges
2.25 1.88 –16 6000 500–600
Aeroquip has standard pressure series (code 61) and high
pressure series (code 62) split flange components in kit 2.62 2.12 –20 6000 750–900
form that save time in selecting and ordering. Each kit
includes two flange halves, 4 grade 8 hex bolts, 4 lock 3.12 2.50 –24 6000 1400–1600
washers and an O-Ring. The standard kit has a Buna-N 90 3.81 3.12 –32 6000 2400–2600
durometer O-Ring that is compatible with petroleum and
*Per SAE J518c standard.
water base hydraulic fluids. Optional kits contain EPR and
Viton O-Rings for applications where fluid compatibility
or high temperatures require other than Buna-N O-Rings.
Two methods can be used to determine the flange dash Assembly procedure
size and code. The first is by measuring the flange head
diameter on the fitting itself (the “K” dimension). The sec- Many leakage problems can be avoided if the split
ond is by measuring the “A” dimension on the flange or flanges are properly assembled. To properly assemble:
the flange port. Either will determine the dash size and the 1. Clean all mating surfaces.
code since these dimensions are exclusive to either code 2. Lubricate the O-Ring.
61 or code 62 split flange kits. See chart for these dimen- 3. Partially tighten each bolt in rotation until all are
sions. fully tightened to the recommended torque value.
In some cases, split flange (ORS) fittings are available for
How to Order:
hoses which exceed the pressures listed; when ordering
fittings or hose assemblies, the terminal end performance 1. Determine the dash size and the code.
rating may reduce the overall rating of the assembly. 2. Select O-Ring for fluid compatibility.
3. Order by kit number shown on page 226.
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Split Flanges, Kits, O-Rings
Flange Nominal Flange

Dash Flange Head
Fittings
Part Number Size Size Dia. A D Eø G Kit Number

1
Split Flange Half – SAE J518c Code 61 449–74446–08 –08 /2 1.19 1.50 .34 .34 .50 FF593–(size)
Includes:
449–74446–12 –12 3
/4 1.50 1.88 .44 .41 .56 2 Flange halves
(449-74446)
449–74446–16 –16 1 1.75 2.06 .52 .41 .62 4 Grade 8 Hex bolts
(FF9442)
449–74446–20 –20 1
1 /4 2.00 2.31 .59 .47 .56 4 Lock Washers
(210104)
449–74446–24 –24 11/2 2.38 2.75 .70 .53 .62 1 O-Ring (FF9446)
449-74446 (Viton kit part
Zinc plated yellow, chromate finish 449–74446–32 –32 2 2.81 3.06 .84 .53 .62
number, FF687–size)
standard series – 2 required (EPDM kit part
number, FF688–size)
449–74446–40 –40 21/2 3.31 3.50 1.00 .53 .75
449–74446–48 –48 3 4.00 4.19 1.22 .66 .88
Split Flange Half – SAE J518c Code 62 FC3425–12–449 –12 3

/4 1.63 2.00 .47 .42 .75 FF595–(size)
Includes:
FC3425–16–449 –16 1 1.88 2.25 .55 .50 .94 2 Flange halves
(FC3425)
FC3425–20–449 –20 11/4 2.12 2.62 .62 .60 1.06
4 Grade 8 Hex bolts
(FF9442)
1
4 Lock Washers
FC3425–24–449 –24 1 /2 2.50 3.12 .72 .66 1.19 (210104)
1 O-Ring (FF9446)
FC3425 FC3425–32–449 –32 2 3.12 3.81 .88 .78 1.44 (Viton kit part
Zinc plated yellow, chromate finish, high number, FF689–size)
pressure 6000 psi series – 2 required
Split Flange Half – Equivalent FC2713–16–170 –16 1 1.75 2.06 .52 .41 .70 FF824–(size)
performance to Includes:
SAE J518c Code 61 FC2713–20–170 –20 11/4 2.00 2.31 .59 .47 .70
2 Flange halves
(FC2713)
4 Grade 8 Hex bolts
FC2713–24–170 –24 11/2 2.38 2.75 .70 .53 .76 (FF9442)
4 Lock Washers
(210104)
1 O-Ring (FF9446)
FC2713
Powdered metal, zinc plated
yellow chromate finish – 2 required
3 3
FC2119–12–449 –12 /4 1.88 .88 /8-16
4 Hole Flange* – SAE J518c Code 61
3
FC2119–16–449 –16 1 2.06 1.03 /8-16
FC2119–20–449 –20 11/4 2.31 1.19 7

/16–14
1 1
FC2119–24–449 –24 1 /2 2.75 1.41 /2-13
1
FC2119–32–449 –32 2 3.06 1.69 /2-13
FC2119
Zinc plated, yellow chromate finish FC2119–40–449 –40 21/2 3.50 2.00 1
/2-13
standard series
*Available without threaded holes, consult Aeroquip for part number.
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O-Rings
O-Rings for SAE J518 Split Flange Fittings

Flange Nominal
O-Ring Dash Dash Flange
Fittings
Size Designation Size Size A E
O-Ring 210 08 1
/2 .734 .139
Base Operating
3
Number Material Temperature Range 214 12 /4 .984 .139
219 16 1 1.296 .139
FF9016 80 durometer –65°F to +300°F
EPDM (–55°C to +150°C) 222 20 11/4 1.484 .139
FF9446 90 durometer –40°F to +250°F 225 24 11/2 1.859 .139

(Standard) Buna-N (–40°C to +121°C) 228 32 2 2.234 .139
22046 90 durometer –15°F to +400°F 232 40 21/2 2.734 .139
Viton (–25°C to +205°C) 237 48 3 3.359 .139
O-Rings for Stāplok Fittings O-Rings for Bump Tube O-Ring

Seal and O-Ring Pilot Fittings
O-Ring O-Ring
O-Ring
Part Pilot
Base Operating Number Dash Size A E
Number Material Temperature Range
22546–11 –06 .301 .07
FF9508 90 durometer –40°F to +250°F 22546–13 –08 .426 .07
(Standard) Buna-N (–40°C to +121°C)
22546–15 –10 .551 .07
22546
FF9016 80 durometer –65°F to +300°F 22546–17 –12 .676 .07
EPDM (–55°C to +150°C) Material: Chloroprene (Neoprene)
Durometer: 72
Temperature Range: –65ºF to +300°F
Stāplok
O-Ring Dash Dash O-Rings Seal Kit
Size Designation Size A E
Part No. FF10280-01
04 04 .236 .079
Includes metal box, O-Rings for ORS –4 through –24, O-Ring
06 06 .394 .079 boss –04 through –32, Split flange –08 through –32, 24 pack-
08 08 .512 .098 ages with twelve 90 durometer nitrile O-Rings per package.
12 12 .748 .098 Packages can be ordered individually by part number listed.
16 16 .984 .098 Individual
Package Individual
20 20 1.299 .098
Connection Part Number O-Ring
24 24 1.575 .118 Size (12 O-Rings Ea.) Part Number
32 32 1.968 .118 –04 FF10266–01–11 FF9446–11
–06 FF10266–01–12 FF9446–12
–08 FF10266–01–14 FF9446–14
Backup Rings and Staples for Stāplok Fittings ORS* –10 FF10266–01–16 FF9446–16
–12 FF10266–01–18 FF9446–18
Stāplok
–16 FF10266–01–21 FF9446–21
Hose Backup Ring Staple Fitting
Size Part Number Part Number Size –20 FF10266–01–25 FF9446–25
–24 FF10266–01–29 FF9446–29
FF9509 –04 FF9509–04 FF9672–04S 04
–04 FF10273–01–04 22617–4
–06 FF9509–06 FF9672–06S 06 –05 FF10273–01–05 22617–5
–08 FF9509–08 FF9672–08S 08 –06 FF10273–01–06 22617–6
–08 FF10273–01–08 22617–8
FF9672 –12 FF9509–12 FF9672–12S 12 O-Ring
Boss –10 FF10273–01–10 22617–10
–16 FF9509–16 FF9672–16S 16 –12 FF10273–01–12 22617–12
–20 FF9509–20 FF9672–20S 20 –16 FF10273–01–16 22617–16

–20 FF10273–01–20 22617–20
–32 FF9509–32 FF9672–32S 32
–24 FF10273–01–24 22617–24
–32 FF10273–01–32 22617–32
–08 FF10266–01–210 FF9446–210
–12 FF10266–01–214 FF9446–214
–16 FF10266–01–219 FF9446–219
Split
Flange –20 FF10266–01–222 FF9446–222
–24 FF10266–01–225 FF9446–225
–32 FF10266–01–228 FF9446–228
*For ORS O-Ring Kit order part number: FF10265-01, only
includes ORS O-Rings.
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O-Rings
Designating Separate Designating Separate

SAE Boss O-Rings ORS O-Rings
To order Aeroquip O-Rings separately without fittings To order Aeroquip O-Rings separately without fittings spec-
Fittings
specify the size and material by using the O-Ring base ify the size and material by using the O-Ring designator and
number and dash size. The charts below offer a simple O-Ring base number. The charts below offer a simple
method to assure the correct O-Ring for your application. method to assure the correct O-Ring for your application.
O-Ring ORS O-Ring

Base Operating Base Operating
Number Material Temperature Range Number Material Temperature Range
22617 90 Durometer –30°F to +250°F FF9446 90 Durometer –40°F to +250°F
(Standard) Buna–N (–34°C to +121°C) (Standard) Buna–N (–40°C to +121°C)
Nitrile Rubber Nitrile Rubber
22033 EPR –65°F to +212°F FF9807 EPR –65°F to +300°F
Ethylene Propylene (–55°C to +100°C) Ethylene Propylene (–55°C to +150°C)
Rubber Rubber
22068 Viton –15°F to +400°F 22046 Viton –15°F to +400°F
Fluoroelastomer (–25°C to +205°C) Fluoroelastomer (–25°C to +205°C)
22012 Buna–N, Low –65°F to +225°F FF9855 Buna–N, Low –65°F to +225°F
Temperature (–55°C to +107°C) Temperature (–55°C to +107°C)
Nitrile Rubber Nitrile Rubber
22546 Neoprene –65°F to +300°F
(–55°C to +150°C)
O-Ring
Dash Size Tube Size A E
–04 –04 (1/4) .351 .072
–06 –06 (3/8) .468 .078
–08 –08 (1/2) .644 .087
O-Ring ORS
–10 –10 (5/8) .755 .097 Size Designation Tube Size A E
–12 –12 (3/4) .924 .116 –11 –04 .301 .07
–16 –16 (1) 1.171 .116 –12 –06 .364 .07
–20 –20 (11/4) 1.475 .118 –14 –08 .489 .07
–24 –24 (11/2) 1.720 .118 –16 –10 .614 .07
–18 –12 .739 .07
–21 –16 .926 .07
–25 –20 1.176 .07
–29 –24 1.489 .07
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HOSE and REUSABLE FITTINGS
Assembly Instructions Hose and Reusable Fittings

Part Number Page Part Number Page Part Number Page Description Page
302A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 2661 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241 FC310 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 Accessories
303 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 2766 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 FC318 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241 End dip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
624 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 2781 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 FC321 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 Firesleeve . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Internal support coils . . . . 244
1206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 2807 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240 FC324 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238
Lube . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
1208 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 2808 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240 FC332 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237 Protective coils . . . . . . . . . 243
1210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 4007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 FC350 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 Protective springs . . . . . . 243
1212 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 4010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 FC352 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 Assembly tips . . . . . . . . . . 231
1214 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 4013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 FC355 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 Cleaning, inspection,
1219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 222005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 FC363 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242 testing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 234
1503 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 222022 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 FC364 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242 Hose
1508 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238 222070 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230 FC372 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 Air brake . . . . . . . . . . 239, 241
1525 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237 900564 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 FC373 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 Engine . . . . . . . . . . . . 239, 241
Four spiral wire . . . . . . . . 238
1529 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 900705 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 FC465 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
Hi-Pac® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236
1531 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 900952 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 FC510 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 Hydraulic . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241
1531A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 AE13702–003 . . . . . . . . . . . 230 FC558 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 LPG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241
1540 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 FC136 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238 FC563 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .242 Multiple textile . . . . . 236, 241
2550 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 FC186 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240 FC1586 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 Polyon™ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
2554 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 FC195 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236 FC1941 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 Railroad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239
2555 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 FC202 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 FC2383 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 Refrigeration . . . . . . . 236, 241
2556 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237 FC211 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238 FC2542 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 Silicone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
Single wire . . . . . . . . 236, 241
2565 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237 FC212 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238 FC2642 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
SOCKETLESS™ . . . . . . . . . 237
2570 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 239 FC234 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 FC2652 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 235 Suction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
2575 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 237 FC250A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238 GH493 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .238 Teflon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242
2580 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 FC252 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 GH663 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .238 Thru-the-cover . . . . . . . . . 238
2651 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 FC300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236, 241 GH793 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .238 Two wire braid . . . . . . . . . 236
SAE recommendations . . 232
Service life factors . . . . . . 233
Socket data . . . . . . . . . . . . 235
Technical data . . . . . . 231–234
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Aeroquip Hose and Fittings are easily assembled in the
shop or in the field. This includes reusable fittings of the
screw together type, SOCKETLESS™ type, “super gem”®,
segmented type and the suction hose nipple and clamp.

Internal support coils and external coils and sleeves are
also easily assembled in minutes.
Factory assembled reusable and crimped hose assemblies

are also available. For information, contact your local
Aeroquip Distributor or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas
Industrial Division, 1695 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee, OH
43537.
The following pages contain complete information for

assembling hose lines.
Aeroquip has an extensive distributor organization,

throughout the world, which maintains an inventory of
hose and fittings and the necessary assembly equipment
to service your needs at all times. Please call the distribu-
tor in your area. He is listed in the Yellow Pages.
AE13702–003
End Dip
Use Aeroquip End Dip to prevent
firesleeves from wicking. It is a
specially developed liquid com-
pound which solidifies to protect
the ends of the firesleeve and pro-
vides a neater appearing assem-
bly. Available in quart cans.
222070
Hose assembly lube
A specially compounded lubricant
Very little space is required to maintain an adequate sup- superior to any other lubricant
port of hose and fittings to meet your needs. Replacement used in hose assembly work.
Available in pints or gallons.
hose lines can be assembled in minutes which eliminates
Use for either hand or machine
lengthy downtime of equipment. assembly.
NOTE: Not to be used with green
cover fire resistant hydraulic fluid
hoses.
Part numbers: pint 222070, gallon
222070–8.
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Assembly Tips
Assembly tips
Assembly terms

• Skive—Strip, as to strip-off a thin cover of material.
• Dash Size—The hose or fitting size expressed in
1 ⁄ 16 of an inch.
The numerator of a fraction whose denominator is 16.
Example: –8 or –08 is 8⁄ 16” = 1 ⁄ 2”.
• Nipple—The part of a hose fitting that goes into the
hose tube.
• Socket—The part of a hose fitting that goes over the
hose cover or reinforcement. Reference page 235.
• Mandrel—A round, properly sized, steel bar used for
support during assembly of the fitting or skiving the
hose cover.
• Annular—A groove that is not helical like a screw thread.
Reusable fitting tips to remember for Cutting the hose

easy assembly 1. To determine the “J”
• Part numbers and dash sizes are indicated on length (cut length of hose)
fitting sockets. from “OA” (overall length)
deduct “D” dimensions of
• It is essential the fitting be mated with a compatible both end fittings. Consult
hose style with the same dash size. See Socket Data reusable fitting information
page 235. pages for “D” dimensions.
• Reusable fittings that have a notch in the socket serve For hose assemblies with
as a reference for the cover skiving length. SOCKETLESS® fittings, add
1 ⁄ 2” to “J” length. Tip: If the
• Familiarize yourself with the assembly instructions old Aeroquip assembly was
before you start to make an assembly. the right length, simply
• For hoses that require skiving, be sure to skive the remove the hose fittings
hose to the proper length and down to the wire and measure the hose.
reinforcement. 2. Cut the hose square. Use
a cut-off wheel or fine-
• Use Aeroquip 222070 hose assembly lube liberally on tooth hacksaw.
both the inside of the hose and on the fitting nipple.
3. Clean the hose bore. Blow
(Check for compatibility.)
out shavings with shop air or
• Always cut hose square by using a sharp instrument flush with a solvent compat-
(hacksaw or cutoff wheel). ible with the hose construc-
• For volume production of hose assemblies, use tion. Caution: Follow proper
safety procedures.
Aeroquip Assembly Equipment.
Phase angle (offset)

When making double elbow
assemblies, the following steps
should be followed to obtain the
desired angle between elbows.
Tighten both elbows to maxi-
mum allowable gap between
socket and nipple hex. Start to
position for relative angle
between elbows. Finish assem-
bly by adjusting both elbows.
Backing off to get desired angle
should be avoided.
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Technical Data
Selection, installation and maintenance of hose

and assemblies — SAE J1273 November 1991
SAE recommended practice and vibration. Use of swivel-type fittings or

adapters may be required to insure no twist is put
4.3 Minimum Bend Radius—Installation at less
than minimum bend radius may significantly
into the hose. Unusual applications may require reduce hose life. Particular attention must be given
The following recommendations on selection, installa- special testing prior to hose selection. to preclude sharp bending at the hose/fitting junc-
tion and maintenance of hose assemblies was estab- 3.9 Abrasion—While hose is designed with a rea- ture.
lished by the S.A.E. in 1991. Please read these general sonable level of abrasion resistance, care must be 4.4 Twist Angle and Orientation—Hose installa-
instructions carefully. More detailed information on taken to protect the hose from excessive abrasion tions must be such that relative motion of machine
many of these subjects is covered in this catalog. which can result in erosion, snagging and cutting of components produces bending of the hose rather
1. Scope—Hose (also includes hose assemblies) the hose cover. Exposure of the reinforcement will than twisting.
has a finite life and there are a number of factors significantly accelerate hose failure. 4.5 Securement—In many applications, it may be
which will reduce its life. 3.10 Proper End Fitting—Care must be taken to necessary to restrain. protect, or guide the hose to
This recommended practice is intended as a guide insure proper compatibility exists between the protect it from damage by unnecessary flexing,
to assist system designers and/or users in the selec- hose and coupling selected based on the manufac- pressure surges, and contact with other mechani-
tion, installation, and maintenance of hose. The turer’s recommendations substantiated by testing cal components. Care must be taken to insure such
designers and users must make a systematic review to industry standards such as SAE J517. End fitting restraints do not introduce additional stress or
of each application and then select, install, and components from one manufacturer are usually wear points.
maintain the hose to fulfill the requirements of the not compatible with end fitting components sup- 4.6 Proper Connection of Ports—Proper physical
application. The following are general guidelines plied by another manufacturer (i.e., using a hose fit- installation of the hose requires a correctly
and are not necessarily a complete list. ting nipple from one manufacturer with a hose installed port connection while insuring that no
WARNING: IMPROPER SELECTION, INSTALLATION, socket from another manufacturer). It is the respon- twist or torque is put into the hose.
OR MAINTENANCE MAY RESULT IN PREMATURE sibility of the fabricator to consult the manufactur-
FAILURES, BODILY INJURY, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. er’s written instructions or the manufacturer direct- 4.7 Avoid External Damage—Proper installation
ly for proper end fitting componentry. is not complete without insuring that tensile loads,
2. References
side loads, kinking, flattening, potential abrasion,
2.1 Applicable Documents—The following publi- 3.11 Length—When establishing proper hose thread damage, or damage to sealing surfaces are
cations form a part of this specification to the length, motion absorption, hose length changes corrected or eliminated.
extent specified herein. The latest issue of SAE due to pressure, as well as hose and machine tol-
erances must be considered. 4.8 System Check Out—After completing the
publications shall apply.
installation, all air entrapment must be eliminated
2.1.1 SAE PUBLICATIONS—Available from SAE, 3.12 Specifications and Standards—When and the system pressurized to the maximum sys-
400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096-0001. selecting hose, government, industry and manu- tem pressure and checked for proper function and
J516—Hydraulic Hose Fittings facturers’ specifications and recommendations freedom from leaks.
J517—Hydraulic Hose must be reviewed as applicable.
NOTE: Avoid potential hazardous areas while testing.
3. Selection—The following is a list of factors 3.13 Hose Cleanliness—Hose components vary
which must be considered before final hose selec- 5. Maintenance—Even with proper selection and
in cleanliness levels. Care must be taken to insure
tion can be made. installation, hose life may be significantly reduced
that the assemblies selected have an adequate
without a continuing maintenance program.
3.1 Pressure—After determining the system level of cleanliness for the application.
Frequency should be determined by the severity of
pressure, hose selection must be made so that the 3.14 Electrical Conductivity—Certain applica- the application and risk potential. A maintenance
recommended maximum operating pressure is tions require that hose be nonconductive to pre- program should include the following as a mini-
equal to or greater than the system pressure. vent electrical current flow. Other applications mum.
Surge pressures higher than the maximum operat- require the hose to be sufficiently conductive to
ing pressure will shorten hose life and must be 5.1 Hose Storage—Hose products in storage can
drain off static electricity. Hose and fittings must be
taken into account by the hydraulic designer. be affected adversely by temperature, humidity,
chosen with these needs in mind.
ozone, sunlight, oils, solvents, corrosive liquids and
3.2 Suction—Hoses used for suction applications
4. Installation—After selection of proper hose, the fumes, insects, rodents and radioactive materials.
must be selected to insure the hose will withstand
following factors must be considered by the installer. Storage areas should be relatively cool and dark
the negative pressure of the system.
4.1 Pre-Installation Inspection—Prior to installa- and free of dust, dirt, dampness and mildew.
3.3 Temperature—Care must be taken to insure
tion, a careful examination of the hose must be per- 5.2 Visual Inspection—Any of the following con-
that fluid and ambient temperatures, both static
formed. All components must be checked for ditions requires replacement of the hose:
and transient, do not exceed the limitations of the
correct style, size and length. In addition, the hose (a) Leaks at fitting or in hose (leaking fluid is a
hose. Special care must be taken when routing
must be examined for cleanliness, I.D. obstructions, fire hazard)
near hot manifolds.
blisters, loose cover, or any other visible defects. (b) Damaged, cut, or abraded cover (any rein-
3.4 Fluid Compatibility—Hose selection must forcement exposed)
4.2 Follow Manufacturers’ Assembly Instruc-
assure compatibility of the hose tube, cover and fit- (c) Kinked, crushed, flattened, or twisted hose
tions—Hose assemblies may be fabricated by the
tings with the fluid used. Additional caution must be (d) Hard, stiff, heat cracked or charred hose
manufacturer, an agent for or customer of the man-
observed in hose selection for gaseous applications. (e) Blistered, soft, degraded, or loose cover
ufacturer, or by the user. Fabrication of permanent-
3.5 Size—Transmission of power by means of ly attached fittings to hydraulic hose requires spe- (f) Cracked, damaged, or badly corroded fittings
pressurized fluid varies with pressure and rate of cialized assembly equipment. Field-attachable fit- (g) Fitting slippage on hose
flow. The size of the components must be ade- tings (screw style and segment clamp style) can 5.3 Visual Inspection—The following items must
quate to keep pressure losses to a minimum and usually be assembled without specialized equipment be tightened, repaired, or replaced as required:
avoid damage to the hose due to heat generation although many manufacturers provide equipment (a) Leaking port conditions
or excessive turbulence. to assist in the operation. (b) Clamps, guards, shields
3.6 Routing—Attention must be given to opti- SAE J517 hose from one manufacturer is usually (c) Remove excessive dirt buildup
mum routing to minimize inherent problems. not compatible with SAE J516 fittings supplied by (d) System fluid level, fluid type, and any
another manufacturer. It is the responsibility of the air entrapment
3.7 Environment—Care must be taken to insure
that the hose and fittings are either compatible fabricator to consult the manufacturer’s written 5.4 Functional Test—Operate the system at max-
with or protected from the environment to which assembly instructions or the manufacturers direct- imum operating pressure and check for possible
they are exposed. Environmental conditions such ly before intermixing hose and fittings from two malfunctions and freedom from leaks.
as ultraviolet light, ozone, salt water, chemicals, manufacturers. Similarly, assembly equipment NOTE: Avoid potential hazardous areas while testing.
and air pollutants can cause degradation and pre- from one manufacturer is usually not interchange-
able with that of another manufacturer. It is the 5.5 Replacement Intervals—Specific replace-
mature failure and, therefore, must be considered.
responsibility of the fabricator to consult the manu- ment intervals must be considered based on previ-
3.8 Mechanical Loads—External forces can sig- facturer’s written instructions or the manufacturer ous service life, government or industry recom-
nificantly reduce hose life. Mechanical loads which directly for proper assembly equipment. Always mendations, or when failures could result in unac-
must be considered include excessive flexing, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper ceptable down time, damage, or injury risk.
twist, kinking, tensile or side loads, bend radius, preparation and fabrication of hose assemblies.
232
Service Life Factors
Service life factors tures together with maximum pres- 10. Vacuum service
Hose assemblies, like other products, sures should always be avoided. Maximum negative pressures shown
have a finite service life. The actual ser- Continuous use at near the maximum for hoses –16 and larger and suitable
vice life of a given hose assembly in a temperature rating will cause a deterio- only for hose which has suffered no

given application is dependent on ration of physical properties of the tube external damage or kinking. If greater
many variable factors, including those and cover of most hoses. This deterio- negative pressures are required for –16
below. ration will reduce the service life of the and larger hoses, the use of an internal
hose. support coil is recommended. Vacuum
1. Operating pressure service is not recommended for double
Aeroquip hose lines are rated for con- 6. Ambient temperatures wire braid or 4 and 6 spiral wire rein-
tinuous operation at the maximum Very high or low ambient (outside of forced hose. If vacuum data is not given
operating pressure specified for the hose) temperatures will affect cover for a hose, Aeroquip does not recom-
hose. Generally, the operating pressure and reinforcement materials, thus mend it for a vacuum application.
is one-fourth the hose minimum burst reducing the life of the hose.
pressure. 11. Phosphate ester base fluid
Ambient temperatures in conjunction No petroleum-based oils should con-
2. Pressure surges with internal temperatures are also an tact the tube of a synthetic rubber hose,
Almost all hydraulic systems develop important factor. For specific recom- if the hose is recommended only for
pressure surges which may exceed mendations, please consult Aeroquip. phosphate ester base hydraulic fluid.
relief valve settings. Exposing the hose Aeroquip AQP Hose compounds are
to surge pressure above the maximum 7. Bend radius compatible with many industrial phos-
operating pressure will shorten hose Recommended minimum bend radii phate ester base hydraulic fluids and all
life and must be considered. A surge are based on maximum operating pres- straight petroleum based oils.
(rapid and transient rise in pressure) sures with no flexing of the hose. Safe
will not be indicated on many common operating pressure decreases when
pressure gauges but can be measured bend radius is reduced below the rec- 12. Textile braid (SOCKETLESS™) low
on an Aeroquip Hydrauliscope®. In ommended minimum. Flexing the hose pressure hose
systems where surges are severe, to less than the specified minimum This hose is not recommended for
select a hose with a higher maximum bend radius will reduce hose life. impulsing hydraulic applications or
operating pressure. permanent piping in residential or com-
8. Electrical conductivity mercial buildings.
3. Burst pressure Textile reinforced thermoplastic hoses
These are test values only and apply to are available for electrically noncon- 13. Hose fittings
hose assemblies that have not been ductive applications. Aeroquip manufactures hose fittings to
used and have been assembled for less meet applicable SAE standards. It is pos-
For applications requiring electrical iso- sible to select a fitting with a connecting
than 30 days.
lation by the hose, Aeroquip non-con- end that has a performance rating lower
4. High pressure ductive hose has a leakage factor of than the hose rating. In selecting hose fit-
High pressure gaseous systems espe- less than 50 microamperes. By SAE tings, please consider the performance
cially over 250 psi are very hazardous J517 standard, this is considered a safe rating of the connecting end.
and should be adequately protected level of conductivity.
from external shock and mechanical or IMPORTANT
An orange polyurethane cover identi- Hose assembly inspection
chemical damage. They should also be
fies Aeroquip nonconductive hose. This Hose assemblies in service should be
suitably protected to prevent whip-lash
cover is not perforated, in order to pre- inspected frequently for leakage, kink-
action in the event of failure.
vent moisture from entering the hose ing, corrosion, abrasion, or any other
5. Operating temperatures and affecting its overall conductivity. signs of wear or damage. Hose assem-
Operating temperatures specified refer blies that are worn or damaged should
For added protection against moisture
to the maximum temperature of the be removed from service and replaced
absorption in transit, Aeroquip non-
fluid or gas being conveyed. High heat immediately.
conductive hose in bulk is shipped with
conditions may have an adverse effect
cap seals on both ends. To maintain
on hoses due to degradation of the rub-
minimum levels of conductivity, cap
ber which will limit hose usefulness
seals must be placed on Aeroquip non-
and reduce fitting retention. In some
conductive bulk hose at all times.
cases the fluid being conveyed will slow
down this degradation whereas other 9. Chemical resistance
fluids may accelerate it. Therefore, the Consider the chemical resistance of the
maximum temperature of each hose fitting, O-Ring, hose cover and tube
does not apply to all fluids or gases. stock. Covers are resistant to mildew,
Continuous use at maximum tempera- cleaning solvents, oils and fuels.
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Technical Data
Cleaning, inspection, testing, and storage of hose assemblies

Clean Inspect Proof test (hydrostatic) Proof test (pneumatic)

Maintenance CAUTION: Testing should be conducted in approved test
Hose assemblies in operation should be inspected fre- stands with adequate guards to protect the operator.
quently for leakage, kinking, abrasion, corrosion or any
other signs of wear or damage. Worn or damaged hose (See Assembly Equipment for Aeroquip Proof Test Stands.)
assemblies should be replaced immediately.
Proof test (pneumatic)
Clean Hose assemblies intended for gas or air service should be
Clean assembly by blowing out with clean compressed tested with air or nitrogen at 100 psi with the assembly
air. Assemblies may be rinsed out with mineral spirits if immersed in water. Random bubbles may appear over the
the tube stock is compatible with oil, otherwise hot water hose and fitting area when assembly is first pressurized.
at +150°F maximum may be used. Consult Aeroquip for This should not be construed as a defect. However, if the
special cleaning equipment. bubbles persist in forming at a steady rate at any particu-
lar point on the hose, the assembly should be rejected.
Inspect
Examine hose assembly internally for cut or bulged CAUTION: Testing should be conducted in approved test
tube, obstructions, and cleanliness. For segment style fit- stands with adequate guards to protect the operator.
tings, be sure that the hose butts up against the nipple
shoulder; band and retaining ring are properly set and Storage and handling
tight, and segments are properly spaced. Check for Hose should be stored in a dark, dry atmosphere away
proper gap between nut and socket or hex and socket. from electrical equipment, and the temperature should
Nuts should swivel freely. Check the layline of the hose to not exceed +90°F. Storage in the original shipping
be sure that the assembly is not twisted. Cap the ends of container is preferred.
the hose with plastic covers to keep clean.
Proof test (hydrostatic)

The hose assembly should be hydrostatically tested at
twice the recommended working pressure of the hose.
Test pressure should be held for not more than one

minute and not less than 30 seconds. When test pressure
is reached, visually inspect hose assembly for: (a) Any
leaks or signs of weakness; (b) Any movement of the hose
fitting in relation to the hose. Any of these defects is
cause for rejection.
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Socket Data
Reusable Socket Data—Socket to hose correct combinations

Use of the correct Aeroquip socket with a given Aeroquip socket part number and dash size. Using this number, from

hose is essential for proper assembly and performance. the table below, the correct hose or hoses may be found and
Virtually all Aeroquip hose sockets are marked with the dash sizes matched, to assure the correct combination.
Socket Aeroquip Socket Aeroquip

base part hose base Dash base part hose base Dash
Reusable sockets number part number sizes Reusable sockets number part number sizes
1508 –6 to –16
2807, 1529 –16
1206 FC186, all 2766 –16
FC465
2781 –16
4013 FC136 –08, –16
FC195 –16
1208 2808 all FC250A –08, –16
FC324 –08
GH493 –20, –24
303, 1503,
FC363,
1540, 2580, FC364,
2651, FC202, FC1586 FC563 –16 to –32
1210 –4 to –12
FC234, FC300,
FC321, FC350,
FC355
302A, 1503,
1540, 2580, 2651, FC2383 FC136, –20, –24
1212 –16 to –48
FC234, FC300, FC250A
FC321, FC350,
FC355, FC558
2550, 2554,
1214 all
2555, 2570 FC2542 FC211, all
GH663
1219 1531, 1531A all FC310 all
FC2642
FC510 –04 to –16
FC136,
4007 –6, –12
FC250A
FC2652 FC212,
–4 to –12
GH793 all
1529 –20 to –32
–4 to –12
2766 –20 to –32
4010 –4 to –12
2781 –20 to –32 FC1941 FC372, all
–4 to –12 FC373
FC195 –20 to –32
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Hose and Reusable Fittings
Standard (mandrelless) reusable fittings with

single wire braid, multiple textile braid, hydraulic,
refrigeration, and LPG hose.
FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355, FC558, Standard reusable fittings with HI-PAC® and two
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651 (for fittings wire braid hose
requiring mandrel, see page 240). FC195, FC310, FC510, 1529, 2766, 2781
Skive Tool: Use the correct size

Aeroquip FT1229 hose cover
Step 3 Step 1 skiving tool. Mount the tool in a
Step 1 vise. Push the hose over the
Cut hose square with fine-tooth Lubricate nipple and threads LIB- Cut hose to length required mandrel. Rotate the hose clock-
hacksaw or cut-off wheel. ERALLY. Use heavy oil or Aeroquip using a fine-tooth hacksaw or wise until it bottoms or secure
222070 hose assembly lube. cut-off wheel. Clean hose bore. hose in a vise and attach FT1279
Special instructions for hose Hose must be stripped of its auger to the skive tool. Insert
part numbers 1540, FC202 and rubber cover before inserting mandrel into the hose and
FC558—use refrigerant grade in socket. Locate skiving point rotate clockwise until it bottoms.
oil compatible with system by putting hose end next to
refrigerant for lubrication. Refer socket as shown. Measure
to lubricant compatibility chart from hose end of socket to
in this catalog. Do NOT use notch on socket.
petroleum based oils.
Step 2
Put socket in vise.
Screw hose counterclockwise Machine: Use the Aeroquip
into socket until in bottoms. S1102 cut-off and skiving
Back off 1/4 turn. machine. Consult the owners
When assembling long lengths manual. Select the correct
Step 1A mandrel. Turn on the machine.
of hose, it may be preferred to
Skive Hose: Put the hose over the mandrel
put hose in vise just tight enough
to prevent from turning, and By Hand: Cut rubber cover and rotate.
screw socket into the hose coun- Step 4 around down to wire reinforce-
terclockwise until it bottoms. Screw nipple clockwise into ment. Slit lengthwise. Raise
socket and hose. Leave 1/32” to flap and pull off with pliers.
Back off 1/4 turn. 1
/16” clearance between nipple Clean excess rubber off wire
Back off FC300, FC350 and hex and socket. reinforcement with wire brush
FC355 1/4 to 1/2 turn. or soft wire wheel. Do not fray
Recommendations for clean- or flare wire reinforcement
ing, inspection and testing are when brushing.
summarized on page 234. Dis-
assemble in reverse order.
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Assembly Instructions
SOCKETLESS™ Fittings with textile braid low

pressure hose
FC332, 1525, 2556, 2565, 2575

Step 2 Step 3 To Assemble To Disassemble
Put socket in vise. Lubricate nipple threads and Step 1 Step 1
Screw hose into socket counter- inside of hose liberally. Use Cut hose to required length with Slit hose lengthwise from pro-
clockwise until it bottoms. heavy oil or Aeroquip 222070 a sharp knife. Oil inside of hose tective cap to end of nipple.
When assembling long lengths hose assembly lube. and outside of nipple LIBERALLY.
to prevent from turning, and
screw socket onto the hose coun-
terclockwise until it bottoms.
NOTE: Sockets for hose fittings
in the –16, –24 and –32 sizes are
furnished with internal annular
grooves in place of helical
grooves (all FC310 and FC510
hose sockets are annular
grooved). Install socket by
pushing hose into socket with a
back and forth rocking and Step 2
twisting motion until hose bot-
Step 4 Step 2
Screw nipple clockwise into Bend hose, then snap hose off
toms on shoulder of socket. Push hose on fitting until hose
socket and hose. with a quick tug.
end bottoms underneath pro-
Leave 1/32” to 1/16” clearance be- tective cap as shown. For quan-
tween nipple hex and socket. tity production use an Aeroquip
Recommendations for cleaning, SOCKETLESS™ Fitting assembly
inspection and testing are machine. Recommendations for
summarized on page 234. Dis- cleaning, inspection and testing
assemble in reverse order. are summarized on page 234.
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Standard reusable fittings with four spiral wire hose

FC136, FC250A, FC324, GH493, 1508
Skive Tool: Use the correct size

Aeroquip FT1229 hose cover
skiving tool. Mount the tool in a
Step 1 vise. Push the hose over the Step 3
Step 2
Cut hose to length required mandrel. Rotate the hose clock- Liberally lubricate nipple threads
Sockets for hose fittings are fur- and inside of hose. Use heavy
using a fine-tooth hacksaw or wise until it bottoms or secure
nished with internal annular weight oil or Aeroquip 222070
cut-off wheel. Clean hose bore. hose in a vise and attach FT1279
grooved design. Install socket hose assembly lube.
Hose must be stripped of its rub- auger to the skive tool. Insert
by pushing hose into socket
ber cover before inserting into mandrel into the hose and rotate
with a back and forth rocking
socket. Locate skiving point by clockwise until it bottoms.
and clockwise twisting motion
putting hose end next to socket until hose bottoms on shoulder
as shown. Measure from hose of socket.
end of socket to notch on socket.
An alternate method is to insert
the hose in a vise. Install socket
by pushing onto the hose with a
back and forth rocking and
clockwise twisting motion until
the hose bottoms on the shoul-
der of socket.
A rawhide hammer or similar
Machine: Use the Aeroquip tool may be used to tap the sock- Step 4
S1102 cut-off and skiving et onto the hose but avoid dam- Screw nipple clockwise into
machine. Consult the owners age to internal socket threads. Be socket and hose. Leave a 1/32” to
manual. Select the correct man- sure not to damage hose cover 1
/16” clearance between nipple
drel. Turn on the machine. Put or wire reinforcement. hex and socket.
Step 1A the hose over the mandrel and
rotate counterclockwise. Recommendations for cleaning,
Skive Hose: inspection and testing are sum-
By Hand: Cut rubber cover around marized on page 234. Dis-
down to wire reinforcement with assemble in reverse order.
a knife. Slit lengthwise. Raise flap
and pull off with pliers. Clean
excess rubber off wire reinforce-
ment with wire brush or soft wire
wheel. Do not fray or flare wire
reinforcement when brushing.
Thru-the-cover style reusable fittings with hose FC211, FC212, GH663, GH793
Place socket in vise and turn
hose into socket counterclock-
wise until it bottoms.
When assembling long lengths
put hose in vise just tight
enough to prevent from turn-
ing, and screw socket onto the
hose counterclockwise until it
bottoms.
Step 4
Step 1 Step 3 Screw nipple clockwise into
Cut hose to length required using Step 2 socket and hose. Leave 1/32” to
Liberally lubricate nipple threads
a fine tooth hacksaw or cut-off Liberally lubricate hose cover with 1
/16” clearance between nipple
and inside of hose. Use heavy
machine. Clean hose bore. Aeroquip hose assembly lube. hex and socket.
weight oil or Aeroquip 222070
hose assembly lube. Recommendations for clean-
ing, inspection and testing are
summarized on page 234. Dis-
238
Standard (mandrelless) reusable fittings with

engine, air brake and railroad air brake hose Standard reusable fittings with Polyon™
1531, 1531A, 2550, 2554, 2555, 2570 Thermoplastic hose
(for fittings requiring mandrel, see page 240) FC372, FC373

Step 1
Step 3 Step 3
Step 1 Cut hose square to required
Lubricate nipple threads and length using either the Aeroquip Liberally lubricate nipple threads
Cut hose square to length and inside of hose. Use heavy
required with fine-tooth hack- inside of hose LIBERALLY with FT1258 bench mounted cut-off
Aeroquip 222070 hose assem- tool (pictured) or some other weight oil or Aeroquip 222070
saw or cut-off wheel. Clean hose assembly lube.
hose bore. bly lube or heavy weight oil. sharp cutting device. (Do not use
a hacksaw or abrasive wheel.)
Remove any burr developed in
cutting the hose.
Step 2
Put socket in vise. Screw hose Step 4
counterclockwise into socket Screw nipple clockwise into
until hose bottoms. Back off 1/4
Step 2 Step 4
socket and hose. Leave a 1/32”
turn. to 1/16” clearance between nip- Put socket in vise. Screw hose Screw nipple clockwise into
ple hex and socket. counterclockwise into socket socket and hose. Leave a 1/32”
until hose bottoms. to 1/16” clearance between nip-
of hose, it may be preferred to Recommendations for clean- ple nut and socket.
put hose in vise just tight ing, inspection and testing are
enough to prevent from turn- summarized on page 234. Dis- Recommendations for clean-
ing, and screw socket into the assemble in reverse order. ing, inspection and testing are
hose counterclockwise until it summarized on page 234. Dis-
bottoms. Back off 1/4 turn. assemble in reverse order.
NOTE: 2550, 2554, 2555 and
2570 hose. Sockets for these
hose fittings are furnished with
internal annular grooved design.
Install socket by pushing hose
into socket with a back and forth
rocking and twisting motion
until hose bottoms on shoulder
of socket. Back off 1/4 turn.
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“super gem”® Fittings with Teflon hose

FC186, FC465, 2807, 2808
Step 3 Step 4
Lubricate nipple and socket Wrench tighten nipple hex until
threads. For stainless steel fit- clearance with socket hex is 1/32”
Step 1 tings, use a molydisulfide base or less. Tighten further to align
lubricant (e.g., Molykote* Type corners of nipple and socket
Wrap hose with masking tape at
G), lubricants containing chlo- hexes. Recommendations for
cut-off point and cut square to
ride are not recommended. cleaning, inspection and testing
length through taped area using
Other material combinations are summarized on page 234.
a cut-off machine or fine-tooth
use standard petroleum lubri-
hacksaw. Remove tape and trim To disassemble: Unscrew and
cants. Hold the nipple with hex
any loose wires flush with tube remove nipple; slide socket
in vise. Push hose over nipple
stock. Any burrs on the bore of back on hose by tapping
with twisting motion until seat-
the tube stock should be against flat surface; remove
ed against nipple chamfer. Push
removed with a knife. Clean the sleeve with pliers. New sleeves
socket forward and hand start
hose bore. Sometimes wire braid are recommended upon reuse
threading of socket to nipple.
will tend to “neck down” on one of the fitting.
end and flare out, on the oppo-
Step 2
site end. This is a characteristic of a. Push the sleeve over the end *Molykote Type G is a registered
wire braid hose and can be used of the tube and under the wire trademark of the Alpha Molykote
braid by hand. Complete posi- Corporation.
to an advantage in the assembly
of the “super gem”® sockets. Slip tioning of the sleeve by pushing
two sockets back to back over the the hose end against a flat sur-
“necked down” end of the hose. face. Visually inspect to see that
tube stock butts against the
inside shoulder of the sleeve.
b. Set the sleeve barbs into the
Teflon tube by using assembly
tool FT1038A or working the hose
bore over the nipple into the end
of the sleeve and tube. Assembly
kit FT1081 is also available.
240
Mandrel Type Fittings— Nipple and clamp with suction hose

Standard reusable fittings with single wire braid, FC318, 2661
multiple textile braid, hydraulic, refrigeration, LPG
hose, engine and air brake hose

FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355, FC558,
302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651
Step 1 Step 3
Cut hose square to length Space band clamp 1/8” from end
required using a fine-tooth hack- of hose. Tighten clamp to 100
saw or cut-off wheel. Clean hose in.-lbs. Recommendations for
bore. Slide band clamp over cleaning, inspection and testing
Step 1 Step 3 hose cover. are summarized on page 234.
Cut hose square with fine-tooth MALE ENDS: Push assembly
hacksaw or cut-off wheel. Clean tool into nipple.
hose bore.
SWIVEL ENDS: Tighten nipple
and nut on assembly tool.
Lubricate nipple, mandrel and
inside of hose liberally. Use
heavy oil or Aeroquip 222070
hose assembly lube.
Special instructions 1540, FC202
and FC558 hose—use refrigerant
grade oil compatible with sys-
tem refrigerant for lubrication.
Refer to Lubricant Compatibility Step 2
Chart, page 26. Do not use petro- Insert nipple into hose until hose
Step 2 leum based oils. end bottoms on nipple shoulder.
Put socket in vise.
Screw hose counterclockwise
into socket until it bottoms.
to prevent from turning, and
screw socket onto the hose coun-
terclockwise until it bottoms.
Back off 1/4 turn.
Back off FC300, FC350 and
FC355 hose 1/4 to 1/2 turn.
Step 4
MALE ENDS: Screw nipple
clockwise into socket and hose.
Leave a 1/32” to 1/16” clearance
between nipple hex and socket.
SWIVEL ENDS: Screw nipple
clockwise into socket and hose.
Leave 1/32” to 1/16” clearance
between nut and socket.
Recommendations for cleaning,
inspection and testing are sum-
marized on page 234. Dis-
241
Reusable fittings for Convoluted Teflon hose

FC363, FC364, FC563
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Measure cut length and wrap cutting area For swivel fitting, attach plug or adapter and Lubricate cap screw threads with a moly-
with masking tape or a thin nylon filament secure fitting in vise. Male pipe and flange disulfide base lubricant (e.g., Molykote
packing tape at the cut-off point. Re-mark fittings may be secured in vise without Type G). Lubricant should be applied to
tape, if required. adapter. Care must be taken not to damage both male and female threads. Position
Cut squarely through the taped area using a the flange retainer by overtightening. Make socket segments around hose as shown
sharp cut-off wheel or fine-toothed hack- sure the flange is properly positioned on the and insert cap screws. Thread cap screws
saw. Trim away any loose wires flush with flange retainer. into segments to secure segments.
the tube stock. Any burrs on the tube stock Thread hose onto nipple until it fits snugly
should be carefully removed with a knife. against nipple assembly shoulder as
DO NOT REMOVE TAPE FOR EASE OF shown. Remove adapter (or plug) from
SOCKET ASSEMBLY. swivel fitting assembly.
Step 4 Step 5
Tighten cap screws with an allen wrench. The completed fitting assembly will have
NOTE: Cap screws should be gradually segments “closed tight” as visually shown.
tightened in an alternating pattern. NOTE: Attach fitting on other end. Recommenda-
Replace cap screws when reusing fitting. tions for cleaning, inspection and testing
are summarized on page 234.
242
900705 Steel protective Step 4

coil sleeve Proceed with assembly of sec-
Silicone hose 900564 Steel protective ond end fitting.
FC252/FC352 coil spring

900952 Plastic coil
sleeve
900705 sleeve
Step 1
Cut hose square to length
required with a sharp knife.
Slide extended tang hose clamp Step 1
over hose cover.
Follow the appropriate hose
assembly instructions through
the assembly of both end fit-
tings. Insert end fitting in vise.
900564 spring
Step 2
Step 1 Cut coil length. Coil should be
Follow the appropriate assem- cut to overall assembly length
bly instructions through the “OA” minus the sum of the
assembly of one end fitting. overall length of each end fit-
Insert one end fitting in vise. ting. (“A” dimension).
Step 3
Step 2 Wrap the coil on the hose.
Cut coil length. Coil should be
Step 2 cut to overall assembly length
“OA” minus the sum of the
Push hose over beaded tube. overall length of each end fit-
ting. (“A” dimension).
Step 3
3a) 900705 Steel Protective Coil
Sleeve
The hose and the coil should be
held straight. Taping or capping
the hose end can prevent
frayed wire ends from snagging
on the coil. Bend one end to the
coil outward to form a slight tab
to assist grasping. (Cut off or
bend back when installation is
Step 3 complete.) Hold the tab with the
Locate extended tang hose thumb of one hand while twist-
clamp near the end of hose and ing the coil clockwise approxi-
tighten the clamp. mately one foot back from the
coil tab. When the coil opens up
Clamps: Extended tang hose sufficiently, slip the tab end to
clamps or clamps with a shoe the coil over the hose. Move the
are recommended for securing coil onto the hose by pulling at
to formed and beaded male the tab end while pushing with
tube ends. the other hand. Be careful not
CAUTION: Do not use wire type to exceed the resiliency of the
clamps for securing silicone hose. coil by stretching it too far.
3b) 900564 Steel Protective Coil
Spring
Slide coil over hose.
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Internal support coils Firesleeve

222005, 222022 624
Step 1 Step 3
Step 1 Step 3 Follow the appropriate hose Insert tail of band clamp into
Cut coil length. The coils should Small sizes: The coil can be assembly instructions through hand clamping tool.
be cut to the hose length, minus worked into the hose by hand the assembly of one end fitting.
the nipple intrusion. For any without difficulty. Remove all Cut firesleeve to same length as
given hose assembly the support burrs from the coil prior to hose; using Firesleeve End Dip
coil length equals the overall insertion. This will prevent cut- (AE13702–003, page 230), dip
hose assembly length minus the ting of the hose tube. Position ends of firesleeve to a depth of
sum of the overall lengths of each the coil midway between hose three quarters of an inch and
end fitting. (“A” dimensions.) ends. allow to dry at room temperature.
Small size of the coil can usu- Large sizes: With the pipe still in Start firesleeve over cut end
ally be cut with strap cutters or position, as in Step 2, assemble of hose. Note: If applying
sheet metal shears. The larger the hose over the coil. With the sleeve over Teflon or stripped
sizes are best cut with a heavy coil fully centered in the hose, cover assemblies, wrap ex-
sharp chisel or bolt cutter. With remove the pipe and clamp. posed wire with tape. Grasp
small sizes skip directly to Step sleeve and slip over the hose
3. assembly as illustrated. Step 4
Position band clamp over
sleeve as shown and then
draw tight with hand tool.
Remove tool and cut free end
of band clamp. Repeat on
other end of assembly. To com-
plete, bend protruding tail of
clamp over clamp buckle. Also
repair any scuffs or minor
abrasions of firesleeve by
brush application of End Dip
AE13702–003.
Step 2
Step 2
Skin sleeve back from cut end
Compress the coil (large sizes of hose enough to allow assem-
only). It is necessary to reduce bly of second end fitting. (2A)
the coil diameter slightly in order
to insert it into the hose. The eas- Then center sleeve so that it
iest approach is to use a length completely covers both sockets.
of pipe with a notch cut in one (2B)
end. Clamp the plain end of the
pipe in a vise, slide the coil over
the pipe and insert the free end
of the coil into the notched end
of the pipe. Then clamp the coil
and pipe firmly together. Twist
the coil to compress it prior to
installation into the hose.
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ASSEMBLY
EQUIPMENT
Assembly Equipment
CRIMP MACHINES Description Page
Assembly Equipment Accessories . . . . . . . . 248, 250-256, 259-262
Assembly Equipment Crimp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247-250
Assembly Equipment Reusable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252-256
FT1390 ProCrimp 1390 Assembly Equipment Swage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
1
/4” through 2” I.D. hose Cut Off Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257-261
Page 249 Part Number Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .246
Proof Test Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263-264
Skiving Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
FT1320 Portable
1
/4” through 11/4” I.D. hose
Page 248
FT1310 ProCrimp 1310
1
/4” through 1” I.D. hose
Page 247 FT1380 ProCrimp 1380
1
/4” through 11/4” I.D. hose
Page 247
245
Part Number Index
Part Number Page Part Number Page

583 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252 FT1238 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258
1561 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252 FT1240 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
1562 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 253, 255 FT1242 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
Assembly Equipment
1563 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252 FT1258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257

1582 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252 FT1259 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257
1597 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 FT1260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 260
1598 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 FT1261 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
1599 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 FT1268 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
F2015 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256 FT1271 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255
F2636 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 260 FT1279 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
FF10257 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251 FT1281 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 253
FT1013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252, 253 FT1282 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
FT1023 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258 FT1283 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
FT1028 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254 FT1284 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 251
FT1033 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254 FT1297 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
FT1038A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256 FT1307 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250
FT1058 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 264 FT1310 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
FT1081 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256 FT1312 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
FT1090 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256 FT1320 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
FT1092 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248, 249 FT1328 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 258
FT1095 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 FT1330 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
FT1097 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252 FT1330-XL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
FT1101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259, 261 FT1380 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247
FT1200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257 FT1390 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
FT1204 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 S1026 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259, 261
FT1209 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 250 S1043 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
FT1211 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 255 S1102 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
FT1215 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259, 261 S1104 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259
FT1220 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252, 255 S1118 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259, 261
FT1229 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262 S1120 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
FT1230 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262 SC1681 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
FT1231 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262 SC1709 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259, 261
FT1234 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254 SC1772 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259
WARNING
THE USER MUST EXERCISE EXTREME CARE WHEN OPERAT- AEROQUIP ENGINEERS ARE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER ANY
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Crimp Assembly
Equipment
1380
Ordering Instructions
Assembly Equipment
FT1380–115 115V crimp machine 60 Hz
FT1380–115–5 2-Wire braid hose package FT1380–115 with the 5 die
cages needed to crimp the 5 most popular GH793 or
GH781 2-wire hose sizes: –4, –6, –8, –12 and –16
Die Cages
FT1380–200–M150 FT1380–200–M210
FT1380–200–M240 FT1380–200–M320
FT1380–200–M370
FT1380–115–8 Braided and spiral hose package
FT1380–115–5 with the 3 additional die cages — capable of
crimping all MatchMate Plus hoses through –20
Die Cages
FT1380–200–M180 FT1380–200–M280
FT1380–200–M465
The new ProCrimp 1380 crimp machine
from Aeroquip crimps all your hose needs FT1380–2–3 FT1330 to FT1380 Die Cage conversion kit — back plate,
up to and including –20 SAE100R12 hose bolts and instructions necessary to convert an FT1330 die
styles and the popular MatchMate Plus cage to an FT1380 die cage. Simply remove the FT1330
hose and fittings program (shown with back plate and replace it with the new FT1380 back plate.
optional die holder kit FT1380–2–4). The FT1380–2–4 Optional die holder kit — Kit includes 4 die holder plates
ProCrimp 1380 is electronically controlled each of which will hold 2 die cages. Holes are pre-drilled on
to give fast, accurate crimps the first time base of ProCrimp machine to accept these 4 plates.
and every time you need a hose assembly.
The electronic keypad is easy to adjust,
Electrical Requirements
with up to 10 programmable crimp set- USA: FT1380–115 standard machine uses 115V, 60 Hz, 1 hp
tings. For hose styles and sizes used less Brazil: FT1380–1–2 standard machine uses 230V, 60 Hz, 1 hp
frequently simply enter the 3 digit code of Australia: FT1380–230 standard machine uses 230V, 50 Hz, 1 hp
that hose. The ProCrimp 1380 comes com- Canada: FT1380–115 standard machine. Requires CSA (Canadian Standards
plete with a standard power unit from Association) approval. The FT1380–115 is CSA approved and is so noted on
ENERPAC®, a name, like Aeroquip, which the nameplate.
is synonymous with quality, worldwide.
ProCrimp 1310 SCRIMPER FT1310

Light, small and affordable, the ProCrimp 1310 SCRIMPER Machine is
1310 capable of crimping –4 through –16 Aeroquip Global TTC fittings for
GH663, GH781 and GH793 Hose.
Features
• Weighs only 33 lbs.
• Tool kit, including dies and hand pump weighs only 35 lbs.
• Die sets are stepped for ease of fitting location
• Operates with hand, air or electric hydraulic pumps
• Crimp capacity of –4 through –16 Global TTC fittings
• Will crimp GH663, GH781 and GH793 Hose
• Dimensions: 10"W x 12"D x 19"H
FT1310* Machine only
FT1310–1–1** Machine with hand pump
FT1310–1–2** Machine with air/hydraulic pump
(requires 100 psi 20 CFM air supply)
FT1310–1–3** Machine with 115V AC electric/hydraulic pump
FT1310–1–4** Machine with 12V DC electric/hydraulic pump
FT1310–2–11 optional shim kit is required for crimping GH781 hose.
The above packages include the basic machine, owner’s manual and a
tool kit including five die sets and GH663 shims. The die sets will crimp –4,
–6, –8, –12, and –16 size hose.
*The ProCrimp 1310 SCRIMPER Machine requires a 10,000 psi hydraulic pump for proper operation.
**Kit includes a hose assembly to connect the pump to the ProCrimp 1310 SCRIMPER Machine.
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Crimp Assembly Equipment
FT1320 Crimp machine

Hose Specifications
Can crimp FC211, FC212, FC310, 2661, FC318 and 2583 hoses in sizes –04
Assembly Equipment
through –20. Can crimp –20 barrel crimp only. Will crimp global fittings through
–20 for two wire braid hose.
Features
• Color coded drop-in dies for operating simplicity
• Portable
• Capable of operating horizontally or vertically for adaptability under field
assembly conditions
• Provides elbow crimping capability and bottoming out crimp diameter control
• Powered by a 110V AC, 50-60 Hz pump, a 12V DC pump, or a hydraulic hand
pump
• Automatic reverse
Optional Equipment
FT1320–2–7 110V AC electrically powered hydraulic unit
FT1320–2–8 12V DC electrically powered hydraulic unit
FT1320–2–5 Stand kit shown on machine and at left is optional
FT1320–1–1 Barrel crimp package includes machine, tooling, hand pump,
owners manual and control sleeve for crimping –04 through
–16 barrel field crimp fittings; same package without hand
pump, FT1320–1–3
FT1320–1–2 Flat field crimp package. Same as FT1320–1–1 except includes
tooling and control sleeve for –04 through –16 flat field crimp
fittings. Same package without hand pump, FT1320–1–4
FT1092 NEVER-SEEZE lubricant
FT1320–1–6 Crimp machine only FT1330–275– Crimp die cages. Add suffix for specific die cages, see page
FT1320–1–9 Crimp machine with –550 size 250 or contact Aeroquip.
sleeve for MatchMate Plus
fittings and manual
FT1320–2–6 Hand pump
FT1320–550 Control sleeve
MatchMate Plus fitting locators

For use with FT1330 “M” Series die cages
Consistent crimping of MatchMate Plus fittings is greatly simplified when using
Aeroquip’s new fitting locators. The locators are designed for easy installation and
use on the Aeroquip FT1330 “M” series die cages noted below.
The locator kits can be ordered as part number FT1330–XL. Each locator kit includes
one each of –4, –8, –10, –12 and –16 locators, two –6 locators and installation instruc-
tions.
Locator Die Cage MatchMate Plus Hose

Part Number Part Number GH663 GH793 GH781 GH493
FT1330–XL–4 FT1330–275–M150 –4 –4 –4
FT1330–XL–6 FT1330–275–M180 –6
FT1330–275–M210 –6 –6 –6
FT1330-XL-8 FT1330-275-M240 –8 –8 –8
FT1330–XL–10 FT1330–275–M280 –10 –10 –8
FT1330–XL–12 FT1330–275–M320 –12 –12 –12 –12
FT1330–XL–16 FT1330–275–M370 –16 –16 –16 –16
None required FT1330–275–M465 –20 –20 –20
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Crimp Assembly
Equipment
ProCrimp 1390
Crimped hose assembly machine
Hose Specifications
Assembly Equipment
All styles from 3/16” through 2” I.D. including four and six spiral wire
requiring internal skive crimp style fittings.
Features
• Front-end loading design
• Electronic key pad control of crimp diameter
• Power return stroke, return limit control
• Drop-in tooling (crimp die cages)
• Backstop fitting locator
• 35” x 48” x 44”, 850 lbs.
• Worklamp
FT1390–115 Aeroquip crimp machine, 115V, single phase, 60 Hz,
1 hp motor
FT1390–115–12 Kit includes FT1390-115 machine plus the die cages to
crimp –4 through –32 MatchMate Plus fittings as noted
on page 250.
FT1092 NEVER-SEEZE lubricant
Standard
115V, single phase, 60 Hz, 1 hp.
Optional 230 Volt Machines

FT1390–23050 230V, single phase, 50 Hz crimp machine
FT1390–23050-12 FT1390–23050 with 12 die cages.
FT1390–23060 230V, single phase, 60 Hz crimp machine
FT1390–23060-12 FT1390–23060 with 12 die cages.
Crimp Die Cages
Aeroquip crimp die cages provide simple “drop-in” tooling for the
FT1390 crimp machine. See Crimp Die Cage Applications chart or contact
Aeroquip. Refer to Bulletin JA55 for current crimp specifications.
Crimp Die Cage Storage Cabinet
Aeroquip recommends crimp die cages be kept free of dust or dirt. As
an option, a cabinet is offered which has the capability of storing nine
crimp die cages. Order by part number FT1283.
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Crimp Assembly Equipment
Crimp Cages for FT1380 and FT1390

FT1307–200–size die cages can be used in FT1390 crimp machine.
Crimp Die Cage Applications

Assembly Equipment
Die Cage Part Number Crimp Range Hose Styles

FT1307–200–M070 7.0 mm to 9.0 mm Smooth Bore Teflon
FT1380–200–M070 .279 in to .354 in Convoluted Teflon
FT1307–200–M090 9.0 mm to 12.0 mm Polyon
FT1380–200–M090 .354 in to .472 in SAE100R1AT
SAE100R1A
FT1307–200–M120 12.0 mm to 15.0 mm
SAE100R2AT
FT1380–200–M120 .472 in to .590 in
SAE100R2A
FT1307–200–M150* 15.0 mm to 18.0 mm HI-PAC
FT1380–200–M150** .590 in to .709 in SAE100R4
FT1307–200–M180* 18.0 mm to 21.0 mm SAE100R6
FT1380–200–M180** .709 in to .827 in SAE100R7
SAE100R8
FT1307–200–M210* 21.0 mm to 24.0 mm
SAE100R9
FT1380–200–M210** .827 in to .945 in
SAE100R10
FT1307–200–M240* 24.0 mm to 28.0 mm SAE100R11
FT1380–200–M240** .945 in to 1.102 in SAE100R12
FT1307–200–M280* 28.0 mm to 32.0 mm SAE100R13
FT1380–200–M280** 1.102 in to 1.260 in For crimp specifications on Global Skive type
FT1307–200–M320* 32.0 mm to 37.0 mm fittings and Global TTC & TTC12 request
FT1380–200–M320** 1.260 in to 1.457 in Bulletin JA55 or contact Aeroquip
FT1307–200–M370* 37.0 mm to 42.0 mm Corporation for specialty hoses.
FT1380–200–M370** 1.457 in to 1.656 in *FT1390–115–12 kit includes these die cages.
FT1307–200–M420* 42.0 mm to 46.5 mm **FT1380–115–8 kit includes these 8 die cages.
FT1380–200–M420** 1.656 in to 1.831 in Die Cage Repair Kit
Complete kit, less dies.
FT1307–200–M465* 46.5 mm to 52.0 mm
FT1380–200–M465** 1.831 in to 2.047 in To Repair Order
FT1307–200–size FT1307–2–9
FT1307–200–M520* 52.0 mm to 55.0 mm
FT1330–200–size FT1330–2–9
2.047 in to 2.244 in
FT1330–275–size FT1330–2–9M
FT1307–200–M550* 55.0 mm to 69.0 mm
2.165 in to 2.716 in
FT1307–200–M690* 69.0 mm to 73.0 mm
2.716 in to 2.874 in
*FT1204–100–Size, FT1209–200–Size and FT1330–275–size dies and die cage assemblies also available, refer to Bulletin JA55 or contact
Aeroquip.
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Swage Assembly
Equipment
FT1242 Power swage machine

Hose Specification
Designed to swage Aeroquip Polyon™ hose, 3/16” through
Assembly Equipment
11/4” I.D. See Polyon fittings for die and pusher requirements.
Features
• Automatically sets dies – retracts dies – separates dies
• Automatic return stroke stop
• Easy to use
• 15” x 26” x 30”, 150 lbs.
• 5 quart hydraulic oil reservoir
115/230V, single phase, 60 Hz, 1 hp motor, auto reset and
thermal overload.
FF10257 Sewer cleaning hose inspection kit

The sewer cleaning hose Hose Part Inspection Kit
inspection kit comes com- Number Part Number
plete with a blue inspection FC700–10 FF10257–10
gauge, china marker and
instructions. FC700–12 FF10257–12
FC700–16 FF10257–16
FC700–20 FF10257–20
FC701–12 FF10257–12
FC701–16 FF10257–16
FC701–20 FF10257–20
FC702–12 FF10257–12
FC702–16 FF10257–16
FT1282 Hand swage machine

Hose Specification
All styles on Polyon thermoplastic hose, 3/16” through 1” I.D. See Polyon
fittings for die and pusher requirements.
Features
• Lightweight aluminum and steel construction
• Easy field assembly
• Portable
• Vise or bench mounted
• No electricity required
• 5” x 63/8” x 173/8”, 12 lbs.
FT1284 Swage assembly tool

Hose Specification FT1284–100–10* Swage die
For use with Polyon Sewer Cleaning FT1284–100–12A* Swage die
hose. FT1284–100–16A* Swage die
FT1284–100–20A* Swage die
Features FT1284–150–10 Pusher
• Lightweight portable design for FT1284–150–12 Pusher
convenient on-the-job assembly FT1284–150–16 Pusher
• Simple operation, only requires FT1284–150–20 Pusher
optional dies, 2 wrenches, yoke FT1284–50–10† Yoke
and lubricant to assemble hose FT1284–50–12† Yoke
and fittings FT1284–50–16† Yoke
FT1284–50–20† Yoke
Specifications
• Size: 101/2” long; 81/4” wide; 61/2” high *Two die sets required for swage
• Weight: 221/2 lbs. mender assembly.
• Material: steel †Required for mender assembly.
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Reusable Assembly Equipment
FT1097
Portable reusable hose assembly machine
Fitting Specifications
Assembly Equipment
• Any Aeroquip screw together reusable hose fitting with a hex

size 21/8” or smaller
Features
• Bench or stand mounted
• Easy to operate
• Convenient foot switch
• U.L. listed
• 102 RPM
Machine:
FT1097–1–1 Base machine, 110V
FT1097–1–2 Base machine, 220V
FT1013–2–2 Machine stand
FT1220–10 Optional assembly tool kit (see below)
FT1097–2–1 Optional vise kit (see below)
1
/2” hp reversible, variable speed, universal motor; as the torque
increases the speed decreases. 110V AC, single phase, 25-60 Hz,
or 220V, AC, single phase, 25-60 Hz.
FT1097–2–1
Vise kit for FT1097 machine
The optional vise kit for the FT1097 reusable hose assembly
machine includes all hardware necessary to install the kit.
Aeroquip reusable hose fitting sockets are conveniently held
secure during assembly.
FT1220–10
Reusable fitting assembly mandrels
Thread type SAE 37° (JIC) SAE 45° PTT 30°
Use with
fitting Nos. 411 401 406
Dash size
–4 1582–4S 1582–4S
–5 1582–5S 1582–5S
–6 583–6S 1582–6S
–8 1582–8S 1582–8S
–10 1582–10S 1582–10S
–12 583–12S 1582–12S
–16 1563–16S 1561–16S
–20 1563–20S 1561–20S
–24 1563–24S 1561–24S
–32 1563–32S
Specifications
The FT1220–10 kit includes all assembly mandrels list-
ed for –4 through –20 for the assembly of Aeroquip
411, 401, and 406 reusable hose fittings. Individual
mandrels may also be ordered by using the part num-
bers to the right.
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Reusable Assembly
Equipment
FT1013
Portable reusable hose assembly
machine
Assembly Equipment
• Fabric and single wire braid, –04 through –40
• Double wire and 4-spiral wire, –04 through –32
Features
• Quick acting wrench type chuck
• Easy to operate
• Safety guard
• Versatile
• Safety snap type switch
• Safety footswitch
• 36 rpm
• 45” x 56” x 46”, 170 lbs.
FT1013–1–5 Base machine, 110V, with vise
FT1013–1–6 Base machine, 220V, with vise
FT1013–1–3 Base machine, 110V, with stand,
vise and socketing tool
FT1013–1–4 Base machine, 220V, with stand,
vise and socketing tool
FT1013–1–1 Base machine, 110V, with tool kit,
stand, vise and socketing tool
FT1013–1–2 Base machine, 220V, with tool kit,
stand, vise and socketing tool
FT1013–2–1 Vise
FT1013–2–2 Stand
1562 Tool kit
FT1281 Socketing tool (see below)
1
/2” hp reversible, variable speed, universal motor;
as the torque increases the speed decreases. 110V
AC, single phase, 25-60 Hz, or 220V AC, single
phase, 25-60 Hz.
FT1281
Socketing tool
For use with stand mounted FT1013 and FT1097 Portable Hose
Assembly Machine. (The FT1281 socketing tool must be accompa-
nied by the FT1097–2–1 vise kit (see page 252) when used on the
FT1097 portable hose assembly machine.)
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FT1028
Production reusable hose
assembly machine
Assembly Equipment
• Screw together fittings—Fabric or wire

braided hose up to –32
• Screw together fittings—4 spiral wire hose
up to –24
Features
• High volume production
• Ideal for 2 or 3 piece fittings
• 4 speed transmission; 90 rpm, 120 rpm, 210
Ordering Instructions rpm, 400 rpm
• Easy to operate
FT1028–1–1 Base machine • Micrometer stop
with hand operated drum switch • Electric brake
FT1028–1–2 Base machine • U.L. listed
with hand operated drum switch • 24” x 62” x 32”, 550 lbs.
and legs
FT1028–1–4 Base machine Electrical Requirements
with push button control and 220/440V, 3 phase, 60 Hz.
legs
FT1028–1–5 Base machine
with automatic stop and spindle
control
FT1234 Drop-in socket holder FT1033 Assembly mandrels

The FT1234 drop-in socket hold- The FT1033 assembly mandrels are exclusively designed
er is designed for the FT1028 for use with the FT1028 assembly machine. Secured in
assembly machine. They prevent the chuck they speed the volume production of Aeroquip
rotation of the socket during three piece reusable hose fittings.
assembly and provide a back
stop to ensure consistent loca- Part Fitting Part Fitting
tion of the socket. Number Number Number Number
FT1033–1 FC9215–0404 FT1033–23 401–6
FT1033–2 FC9215–0504 FT1033–24 411–6
Aeroquip Hex Socket FT1033–3 FC9215–0808 411–8
Part No. Size Hose Part Number FT1033–25
401–8
FT1234 (in.) Style and Size FT1033–4 FC9215–0506
FT1033–26 411–10
–100 9
/16 2807–4 1206–4 FT1033–5 FC9215–1010 401–10
2807–5, 1503–4, FC300–04 FT1033–6 FC9210–0606 FT1033–27 401–12
–101 5
/8 1206–5, 1210–4
FC350–04, FC321–04 FT1033–7 FC9210–1212 FT1033–28 411–12
–102 11
/16 2807–6, 1503–5, FC300–5, 1206–6, 1210–5 FT1033–8 FC9211–0606
FC350–5, FC321–05 FT1033–29 406–16
1503–6, 1509–4, FC300–6, FT1033–9 FC9211–1212 FT1033–30 411–16
–104 13
/16 1210–6, 4010–4
FC350–6, FC321–06 FT1033–10 FC9211–1616 FT1033–31 406–20
–105 7
/8 2807–8 1206–8 FT1033–11 FC9211–2020 FT1033–32 411–20
–106 15
/16 1503–8, FC300–08, 1210–8
FC350–08, FC321–08 FC9212–0204 FT1033–33 406–24
–200 1 2807–10 1206–10, FC3214–10 FT1033–13 FC9212–0404
FC9216–0404 FT1033–34 411–24
–201 1 FC136–6, 1509–6, 1508–6 4007–6, 4010–6, FT1033–35 406–32
4013–6 FT1033–14 FC9212–0406
1503–10, 1509–8, 1508–8, FC9212–0606 FT1033–36 411–32
–202 11/8 FC300–10, FC350–10, 4013–8 FC9212–0608 412–2–4
FC321–10 FT1033–15 FT1033–37
FC9212–0808 412–4–4
–203 11/8 2807–12 1206–12
FT1033–16 FC9212–0810 FT1033–38 412–4–5
–204 11/4 1503–12, 1509–10, 1210–12, 4010–10
FC300–12, FC350–12 FT1033–17 FC9212–1212 FT1033–39 412–4–6
–205 13/8 2807–16 1212–16, FC3214-16 FT1033–18 FC9212–1616 FT1033–40 412–6–12
–206 1 /16
7 1503–16, FC300–16, 1212–16 FT1033–19 FC9212–2020 412–8–10
FC350–16, FC321–16 FT1033–41
412–12–10
–207 11/2 FC136–12, 1508–12 4007–12, 4013–12 411–4
FC1033–21 FT1033–42 412–12–12
401–4
–208 15/8 FC3214–20
1503–20, FC300–20, FT1033–22 411–5
–209 13/4 1212–20 401–5
FC350–20
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Reusable Assembly
Equipment
FT1271 FT1095
Split flange assembly tooling Elbow reusable fitting holders
Specifications Specifications
Assembly Equipment
The Aeroquip designed FT1271 split flange tooling is The optional FT1095 elbow fitting holders will allow the
specifically designed for the FT1028 assembly machine. operator to make double elbow hose assemblies on the
This tooling makes it easier to secure split flange hose fit- FT1097 assembly machine and can be used with the FT1028
ting nipples in the chuck of the assembly machine. machine.
Nipple For Use Adapter Required
Part Hex With Nipples For FT1028
Number Size Marked Machine
3
FT1095–100–1 /8 MP–4
7
FT1095–100–2 /16 MP–5 FT1095–101
1
FT1095–100–3 /2 MP–6, HP–4
5
FT1095–100–4 /8 MP–8, HP–6
11
FT1095–150–1 /16 HP–8
3
FT1095–150–2 /4 MP–10
7
FT1095–150–3 /8 MP–12
15
FT1095–150–4 /16 HP–12 FT1095–151
FT1095–150–5 11/8 MP–16
FT1095–150–6 11/4 HP–16
13
FT1095–150–7 /16 HP–10
FT1095–200–1 13/8 MP–20 FT1095–201
FT1095–200–2 15/8 HP–20
Kit Part Fitting

Number Part Number Thread Types Size Range
1562 401*, 406, 411*, SAE45°, SAE37° –4 through –32
(not shown) 412 (JIC), PTT, NPTF
1597 –4 through –12
401*, 412 SAE45°, NPTF
(not shown)
1598 411*, 412* SAE37° (JIC), NPTF –4 through –32
1599 411*, 412* SAE37° (JIC), NPTF –4 through –12
FT1220–10 401*, 406, 411*, SAE45°, SAE37° –4 through –20
1598, 1599 (not shown) 412 (JIC), PTT, NPTF
Assembly tools for mandrel type fittings *411–6–4, 411–10–8, 411–12–10 and 401–8–6 tooling is not available in kits for
The above mandrels for assembly of Aeroquip 401, 406, these sizes. Contact Aeroquip.
411, and 412 two and three piece fittings are available in
several kits. Each kit includes mandrel tools for the styles
and sizes of fittings listed and a storage bag.
FT1211
Dogleg assembly machine
Will accommodate straight and elbow fittings ranging from
3
/16” (–03) through 3” (–48). The spindle vise has a 9.5”
through hole for fabricating assemblies with large flange
and dogleg fittings.
Features
• Designed for high speed assembly
• Ideal for dogleg assemblies
• Excellent for marine assembly applications
FT1211 Basic machine
FT1211–2–1 Potchuck (for some elbow fittings)
FT1211–2–2 Overriding head
FT1211–2–3 Faceplate (for captive flange fittings)
220/440V, 3 phase, 60 Hz
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FT1268
SOCKETLESS® fitting hand-held assembly tool
Hose Specifications Ordering Instructions
Assembly Equipment
• SOCKETLESS® hose, –04, –06 and –08 FT1268 Complete tool

sizes
Features
• Handheld
• Custom design
• Corrosion resistant
• One mandrel fits all
F2015
SOCKETLESS® fitting bench mounted assembly machine
• SOCKETLESS® hose, all sizes F2015 Complete machine
Features
• Fast, hand assembly
• Bench mounted
• Hose is securely held
• Mandrels included
FT1081
Teflon hose assembly tool kit
Smooth Bore Teflon Hose, –03, –04, FT1081 Complete tool kit. Includes:
–05, –06, –08, –10 and –12 hose. FT1081–3–1 mandrel holder
FT1090–3–10–4 and FT1090–3–10–5 are FT1081–3–2–3 mandrel –3 hose
useful wire flare tools to use in con- FT1081–3–2–4 mandrel –4 hose
junction with kit FT1081. FT1081–3–3–5 mandrel –5 hose
Features FT1081–3–4–6 mandrel –6 hose
FT1081–3–5–8 mandrel –8 hose
• Inexpensive
• Easy to use
• Seats Teflon tube against sleeve
FT1038A
Teflon hose tool
Hose Specifications
• Smooth bore Teflon Hose, –03,
–04, –05, –06, –08, –10 and –12
Features The Aeroquip FT1297 Calidapters can be attached
FT1297
• Small to most calipers. These calidapters are ideal for
Calidapters
• Hand held tool measuring the crimp diameter of Aeroquip barrel
crimp fittings after crimping.
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Hose Cut Off
Equipment
Assembly Equipment
FT1259 FT1258
Cut off tool Cut off tool
Specifications Specifications
The FT1259 is a small hand-held cut off tool that provides FT1258 bench mounted cut off tool. A bench mounted
a compact shear for quick clean cuts in the field. For use cutter for in-plant production of Polyon hose assemblies
with fabric reinforced hose up to 1/2” I.D. and other fabric reinforced hose styles.
FT1258 Cut off tool
FT1258–2–2 Blade kit
Package of three replacement blades for FT1258 tool
which are designed to cut all fabric reinforced hose
including Kevlar.
FT1200
Hose cut off machine
Hose Specifications
• Textile Reinforced, 1/4” to 2” I.D.
• Single Wire Braid Reinforced, 1/4” to 11/4” I.D.
• Double Wire Braid Reinforced, 1/4” to 1” I.D.
• Spiral Wire Reinforced, 1/4” to 3/4” I.D.
Features
• Low cost
• Compact
• Bench mounted
• Easy to operate
• Built in safety features
• U.L. listed
Machine:
FT1200 Includes machine with 8” knife blade
Replacement Components:
FT1200–3–84245 Replacement 8” knife blade
21/2 hp electric motor. 115V AC-DC single phase, 50-60 Hz,
5200 rpm
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Hose Cut Off Equipment
FT1023
Hose Specifications
Assembly Equipment
• Fabric and Wire Reinforced, 1/4” to 1” I.D.

Features
• Low cost
• Compact, 21” x 16” x 24”, 104 lbs.
• Speeds production
• Easy to operate
• Square cuts, no frayed ends
• Full safety features
• Heavy duty construction
Machine:
FT1023 Includes machine with 7” blade
FT1023–3–20C V-belt for model “C”
FT1023–3–40 Replacement blade
2 hp electric motor, 230V AC, single phase, 60 Hz, 3450 rpm
FT1328
Hose Specifications
• Fabric Reinforced, 1/4” to 2” I.D.
• Wire Braid Reinforced, 1/4” to 2” I.D.
• Spiral Wire Reinforced, 1/4” to 2” I.D.
Features
• Compact
• Easy to operate
• Easily bench mounted
• 14” heavy duty abrasive wheel
• Hose bore cleaning brushes included
• U.L. listed
• Low cost
Machine:
FT1328 Includes machine with 14” wheel, hose base
plate and vise, cleaning brushes and spanner
wrench
FT1328–4993–6220 Replacement 12” abrasive wheel
(Model 6165)
FT1328–4993–6230 Replacement 14” abrasive wheel
(Model 6170)
FT1238–* Replacement hose I.D. cleaning
brushes
*Use Hose dash size –08, –12, –16, –20, –24, –32
115V, 15 amps, single phase, AC, 50-60 Hz
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Hose Cut Off
Equipment
S1104
Hose Specifications
Assembly Equipment
• Single and Double Wire Reinforced, 1/4” to 3” I.D.
• Four and Six Spiral Wire Reinforced, 1/4” to 11/2” I.D. with
optional blades FT1101–1 and FT1101–2, spiral wire
capacity is increased to 2”
Features
• Compact, 22” x 24”
• Light, 130 lbs.
• Dual V-belt drive
• 10” cutting blade
• U.L. listed
3 hp, 230/460V, 3 phase, 60 Hz.
Machine wired for 230V AC. Change connections as
shown on motor plate for 460V. Also, replace 230V motor
heater with 460V motor heater included with machine.
Machine:
S1104 Basic machine, 230/460V, 3 phase, 60 Hz
S1026 Hose measuring gauge attachment
FT1215 Hose reel attachment
S1118 Coolant spray system
(required when cutting spiral wire hose)
SC1709 10” Replacement cutting blade
SC1772 Welded steel table
*A 3 hp, 230V AC, single phase machine is also available but not
recommended because of reduced torque and less capability
when cutting larger size hose. Order by part number
S1104–230.
Optional Cutting Blades
FT1101–1
10” Scalloped Blade
FT1101–2
10” Abrasive Blade
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Hose Cut Off Equipment
FT1260
Hose Specifications
Assembly Equipment
• All Hose Constructions – 1/4" to 4" I.D.

Features
• Easy to operate
• 16" abrasive wheel
• Heavy duty design
• Low maintenance
• V shaped vise
• U.L. listed
Machine:
FT1260–1–1 Base machine with stand.
230/460V, 3 phase, 60 Hz
FT1260–1–2 Base machine with stand and
fume exhauster. 230/460V, 3
phase 60 Hz
FT1260–1–3 Base machine with stand.
230V, single phase, 60 Hz
FT1260–1–4 Base machine with stand and
fume exhauster. 230V, single
phase, 60 Hz
FT1260–2–5 Optional hood (can be used
only with the –1–2 and
the –1–4 models) Aeroquip
recommends the use of
FT1260–2–5, optional hood.
FT1260–3–1 Replacement 16” fiberglass
reinforced abrasive wheel
Electrical requirements will vary depending on
options selected.
Contact Aeroquip for additional information.
F2636
Clamping tool
For assembling 1/4" and 3/8" wide FF9217 pre-
formed band clamps which are used to attach
Aeroquip Firesleeve to hose assemblies. This
tool utilizes a manual ratchet type take up for
tightening clamp around firesleeve. Equipped
with built-in cutter for cutting clamp to length.
For more information request ASB-69.
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Hose Cut Off
Equipment
Assembly Equipment
S1120
Hose preparation package
Hose Specifications
Cutting 3/16” to 3”
Skiving 1/4” to 2”
Features Ordering Instructions
• Fast, efficient hose cutting The S1120 hose preparation package *A 3 hp 230V AC single phase motor is also
• 10” cutting blade may be ordered as a complete assem- available but not recommended due to
reduced torque and less capability in cutting
• Easily adjusted, self-contained skiv- bly or the five different components of larger size hose. The following part numbers
ing mandrels for reusable fittings the package may be ordered individu- must be used when ordering components with
• Safe collection of skived rubber ally. single phase motors:
• Spray system prolongs blade life S1120* Hose Preparation Package S1120–230 Hose Preparation
• Rotary hose reel for easy hose Package
S1102* Includes: Basic Cut Off and S1102–230 Basic Cut Off and
handling Skiving Machine Skiving Machine
• 24” x 42” x 24”, 240 lbs. S1043* Dust Collector and Table S1043–230 Dust Collector and Table
• Double V belt cutting drive S1026 Hose Measuring Gauge
• Direct skiving drive Attachment
FT1215 Hose Reel Attachment
Electrical Requirements S1118 Coolant Spray System
3 hp (in S1102 machine saw), 1/3 hp (in SC1681 (Optional) Replacement
dust collector), 230/460V AC, 60 Hz, 3 Skiving Brush
phase
Blade Selection
Aeroquip offers three different cutting
blades to make cutting of wire braid
and spiral wire hose quick and easy.
SC1709 FT1101–1 FT1101–2

Standard replacement Scalloped cutting blade Abrasive cutting blade
cutting blade (one (optional; used for cut- (optional; used for cut-
included with each ting spiral wire hose). ting spiral wire hose).
machine)
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Skiving Equipment
Skiving Tools For skiving rubber covered wire reinforced hoses

When selecting skive tools, refer to Aeroquip Bulletin JA55
for proper skive length of hose sizes.
Reusable Crimp Crimp Internal
Assembly Equipment
➂ Fittings Fittings Skive Fittings

Hose Skive Skive Skive
Size FT1229 Length FT1230 Length FT1231 Length
–03 –3 .45
–04 –4 .91 –4 .76
–05 –5 .76
1.15
FT1229–Size FT1230–Size –06 –6 1.23 –6 .90
1.30
Silver Chromate Mandrel Yellow Chromate
(for reusable fittings) Mandrel (for crimp –08 –8 1.25 –8 1.04 –8 1.34
① FT1229–2–3 blade holder fittings) –10 –10 1.25 –10 1.11
➁ FT1229–3–4 skive blade ➂ FT1230–100–6 mandrel –12 1.40 –121 1.21 –12 1.40
for –6 tool –12 1.31
FT1230–100–8 mandrel –12B3 2.40
for –8 tool
–16 –16 1.65 –16 1.30 –16 1.85
–16B3 2.30
–20 2.09 –201 1.66 –20 2.05
–20 –20A4 2.60 1.52
–20B3 2.75 1.88
–24 1.95 –241 1.74 –24 2.05
–24 1.64
–24B5 2.60 2.18
–322 2.05 –32 2.30
–32
–32A 1.15
1
Adjustable tool.
2
FT1231–Size FT1229–32 tool is used for reusable and crimp fittings.
3
For FC606.
Black Oxide Mandrel 4
For FC136 and FC250A.
(for internal skive crimp fittings) 5
For FC136, FC250A and FC254.
FT1240 Internal skive tooling FC323

Internal FC136 FC324
Skive Tool FC250A FC254 FC273 FC325 FC606
FT1240–150–8 –08
FT1240–100–12 –12 –12
FT1240–150–12 –12
FT1240–150–16 –16 –16 –16 –16 –16
FT1240–100–20 –20 –20 –20
FT1240–150–20 –20 –20
FT1240–100–24 –24 –24 –24
FT1240–100–Size FT1240–150–Size FT1240–150–24 –24
FT1240–100–32 –32 –32 –32
FT1240–150–32 –32
FT1279
Auger attachment
The FT1279 auger attachment permits efficient skiving of
rubber covered wire reinforced hose.
Designed for use with FT1229, FT1230 and FT1231 skiv-

ing tools, the FT1279 auger attachment promotes quick
completion of hand skiving operations.
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Hose Proof Equipment
FT1312 FT1312 and FT1261

Hose proof Standard adapter selection chart
test stand Hose
Fitting* Pressure Port
Assembly Equipment
Style Fitting Adapter Adapter Part Plug or Cap
and Size Part Number Number Part Number
SAE 37° (JIC) Swivel
–4 2027–8–4S ** 900599–4
–5 2021–6–5S 2081–12–6S 900599–5
Hose Specifications –6 2027–8–6S ** 900599–6
Assemblies up to 2” I.D., 6 spiral wire –8 2027–8–8S ** 900599–8
Features –10 2027–10–8 ** 900599–10
• Designed to use tap water, eliminating the need for a –12 2027–8–12S ** 900599–12
special test fluid –16 2021–12–16S ** 900599–16
• Compact power unit is air driven –20 2021–16–20S 2040–12–16S 900599–20
• Air regulator and gauge provide easy pressure adjust- –24 2021–16–24S 2040–12–16S 900599–24
ment and monitoring
• Tough transparent Lexan* lid –32 2021–16–32S 2040–12–16S 900599–32
• 79” x 36” x 53”, 550 lbs. SAE 45° Swivel
–4 2000–6–4B 2081–12–6S 900599–4
Power Unit –5 2000–6–5B 2081–12–6S 900599–5
The power unit of the FT1312 tester is a compact, eco- –6 2000–6–6B 2081–12–6S 2001–6–6B,
nomical air driven hydraulic pump. It will provide suffi- 2082–6S
cient hydraulic pressure to proof test any Aeroquip hose
assembly, up to 22,000 psi. –8 2000–12–8B ** 900599–8
*Lexan is a General Electric trademark. –10 2000–12–10B ** 900599–10
–12 2000–12–12B ** 2001–8–12B,
2082–8S
FT1261
Male Pipe
Hose proof
–2 2081–8–2S 2081–12–8S 2046–2–2S,
test stand 2082–2S
–4 2081–8–4S 2081–12–8S 2046–4–4S,
2082–4S
–6 2081–8–6S 2081–12–8S 2046–6–6S,
2082–6S
–8 2081–8–8S ** 2046–8–8S,
2082–8S
–12 ** 2046–12–12S,
Hose Specifications 2082–12S
Assemblies up to 2” I.D., 6 spiral wire in 50 ft. coil lengths –16 2040–12–16S ** 2046–16–16S,
2082–16S
Features
–20 2040–16–20S 2040–12–16S 2046–20–20S,
• Designed to use tap water, eliminating the need for a 2082–20S
special test fluid –24 2040–20–24S 2040–12–16S, 2046–24–24S,
• Air regulator and gauge provide easy pressure adjust- 2040–16–20S 2082–24S
ment and monitoring
• Tough transparent Lexan* lid –32 2040–24–32S 2040–12–16S, 2046–32–32S,
• 96” x 84” x 54”, 800 lbs. 2040–16–20S, 2082–32S
2040–20–24S
Power Unit *Two adapters are required per hose assembly to be tested.
**Internal Skive Fittings Only.
The power unit of the FT1261 tester is a compact, eco-
nomical air driven hydraulic pump. It will provide suffi-
cient hydraulic pressure to proof test any Aeroquip hose
assembly, up to 22,000 psi.
*Lexan is a General Electric trademark.
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Hose Proof Stands
FT1058 Adapter selection chart

Hose
Fitting* Pressure Port
Style Fitting Adapter Adapter Part Plug or Cap
Assembly Equipment
and Size Part Number Number Part Number

SAE 37° (JIC) Swivel
–4 2021–6–4S 2081–12–6S 900599–4
–5 2021–6–5S 2081–12–6S 900599–5
–6 2021–12–6S 900599–6
–8 2021–12–8S 900599–8
–10 2021–12–10S 900599–10
–12 2021–12–12S 900599–12
–16 2021–12–16S 900599–16
–20 2021–16–20S 2040–12–16S 900599–20
–24 2021–16–24S 2040–12–16S 900599–24
FT1058 –32 2021–16–32S 2040–12–16S 900599–32
Hose proof test stand SAE 45° Swivel
Features –4 2000–6–4B 2081–12–6S 900599–4
• Pressure gauge –5 2000–6–5B 2081–12–6S 900599–5
• Release valve –6 2000–6–6B 2081–12–6S 2001–6–6B,
• Hand hydraulic pump 2082–6S
• Foot switch –8 2000–12–8B 900599–8
• Fluid reservoir, use SAE 5 wt. hydraulic oil (oil not –10 2000–12–10B 900599–10
included)
• Electric fluid pump –12 2000–12–12B 2001–8–12B,
• Safety lid 2082–8S
• Pressure port (3/4–14 NPTF Female Port) Male Pipe
• 42” x 22” x 9” (41” with legs), 75 lbs. –2 2081–8–2S 2081–12–8S 2046–1–2S,
• 10,000 psi maximum proof pressure 2082–2S
Electrical Requirements –4 2081–8–4S 2081–12–8S 2046–4–4S,
2082–4S
110V 60 Hz, single phase motor
–6 2081–8–6S 2081–12–8S 2046–6–6S,
Ordering Instructions 2082–6S
FT1058 as shown above. Legs can be removed for bench –8 2081–12–8S 2046–8–8S,
mounting. 2082–8S
–12 2046–12–12S,
2082–12S
–16 2040–12–16S 2046–16–16S,
2082–16S
–20 2040–16–20S 2040–12–16S 2046–20–20S,
2082–20S
–24 2040–20–24S 2040–12–16S, 2046–24–24S,
2040–16–20S 2082–24S
–32 2040–24–32S 2040–12–16S, 2046–32–32S,
2040–16–20S, 2082–32S
2040–20–24S
*Adapters are available for other hose fitting styles. Contact Aeroquip.
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ADAPTERS and
TUBE FITTINGS
Adapters and Tube Fittings

Description Page Description Page
Adapters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .301-327 Configuration Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .267-270
Braze and weld to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .322-323 How To Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .274-276
Braze and weld to split flange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .321-322 Numerical Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .266
BSPP to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .326-327 O-Rings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .328
BSPT to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .327 O-Ring Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .328
JIS 30° to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .327 ORS Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .271
Metric to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .325-326 ORS® Tube Fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .295-300
O-Rings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .328 ORS® accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300
Pipe to braze and weld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .313 ORS® braze type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .296-297
Pipe to 45° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .311-312 ORS® to NPTF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .298
Pipe to pipe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .301-305 ORS® O-Ring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .328
Pipe to SAE O-Ring boss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .312-313 ORS® to O-Ring boss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .297-298
Pipe to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-310 ORS® to ORS® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .299-300
SAE flareless to 37° union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .323 ORS-TF® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .295
SAE O-Ring to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .317-319 Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .277-287
SAE split flange to SAE split flange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .321 Allowable bulkhead thickness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .278
SAE split flange to 37° flare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .319-320 Assembly torque . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .282-283
SAE 37° (JIC) flare union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .314-317 BSPP threads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281
Specials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .324-325 BSPT threads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281
Versil•Flare™ flare and flareless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .323-324 Fluid compatibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .284-286
Assembly Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .288-294 Metric threads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .281
O-Ring boss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .294 Proper tube installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .287
ORS® braze type tube fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .289-291 Thread engagement dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .278
ORS-TF® tube fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .288 Thread hole dimensions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .277
ORS® tube fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .292 Thread size chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .277
Pipe threads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .292 Thread style pressure performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .279
SAE 37° (JIC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .292 Tubing specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .280
Versil•Flare™ tube fittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .293 Versil•Flare™ Tube Fitting Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . .272-273
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Numerical Index
Part Number Page Part Number Page Part Number Page Part Number Page
15.063....................................325 2091......................................304 203006..................................309 FF1898T ..............................299
15.117....................................325 2092......................................304 203007..................................308 FF1922T ..............................296
15.147....................................325 2093......................................304 203008..................................317 FF1980 ................................325
15.163....................................326 2096......................................302 203101..................................317 FF1981 ................................325

15.164....................................325 2215......................................314 203102..................................317 FF1994T ..............................300
15.165....................................326 2216......................................312 203103..................................309 FF2000T ..............................299
1290 ......................................324 2216-1 ..................................312 203104..................................309 FF2001T ..............................298
2000 ......................................311 2222......................................301 203301..................................308 FF2030T ..............................300
2001 ......................................311 2239......................................306 206209..................................318 FF2031T ..............................298
2002 ......................................312 2240......................................306 206209-1 ..............................318 FF2032T ..............................298
2003 ......................................311 2242......................................306 206604..................................312 FF2035T ..............................299
2004 ......................................324 2243......................................307 206801..................................313 FF2068T ..............................297
2007 ......................................311 2244......................................308 206801-1 ..............................313 FF2093T ..............................298
2015 ......................................301 2246......................................312 206804..................................313 FF2098T ..............................299
2018 ......................................306 2247......................................302 206804-1 ..............................313 FF2114T ..............................300
2020 ......................................317 2249......................................308 208006..................................305 FF2115T ..............................296
2021 ......................................305 2250......................................308 208007..................................305 FF2137 ................................318
2022 ......................................306 2251......................................303 210212..................................310 FF2138 ................................318
2023 ......................................307 2252......................................303 210292..................................310 FF2211T ..............................297
2024 ......................................307 2253......................................304 210294..................................323 FF2227T ..............................297
2025 ......................................308 2254......................................304 221501..................................315 FF2281T ..............................299
2027 ......................................314 2255......................................304 226601..................................318 FF2593 ................................327
2028 ......................................309 2256......................................304 500023..................................319 FF5162 ................................320
2029 ......................................310 2257......................................304 500024..................................320 FF5163 ................................316
2030 ......................................309 2261......................................313 500025..................................319 FF5164 ................................316
2031 ......................................310 2266......................................318 500454..................................316 FF5238 ................................320
2033 ......................................316 4624......................................322 504089..................................321 FF5239 ................................319
2039 ......................................315 22012....................................328 504095..................................316 FF5321 ................................321
2040 ......................................301 22033....................................328 900598..................................318 FF5539 ................................320
2041 ......................................314 22046....................................328 900598-1 ..............................318 FF5540 ................................320
2041-1 ..................................314 22046....................................328 900599..................................314 FF5541 ................................319
2042 ......................................315 22068....................................328 900605..................................324 FF9016 ................................328
2042-1 ..................................315 22546....................................328 FC1229 ................................296 FF9075 ................................300
2043 ......................................315 22617....................................317 FC1857 ................................296 FF9173 ................................323
2043-1 ..................................315 71416....................................322 FC2119 ..........................321-322 FF9446 ................................328
2044 ......................................307 71418....................................321 FC2325 ................................296 FF9605 ................................324
2045 ......................................302 71422....................................322 FC2326 ................................297 FF9766 ................................300
2046 ......................................302 71423....................................322 FC2713 ................................321 FF9767 ................................300
2048 ..............................302-303 73014....................................322 FC2875 ................................323 FF9768 ................................300
2049 ......................................302 73056....................................313 FC3425 ................................321 FF9807 ................................328
2050 ......................................302 449-74446 ............................321 FC3459 ..........................321-322 FF9855 ................................328
2060 ......................................311 200001..................................325 FF1010..................................318 FF9863 ................................300
2061 ......................................318 202003..................................310 FF1026..................................313 FF10265-01 ..........................328
2061-1 ..................................318 202006..................................310 FF1065..................................317 FF10266-01 ..........................328
2062 ......................................318 202113..................................306 FF1066..................................315 FF10273-01 ..........................328
2062-1 ..................................318 202114..................................306 FF1131..................................323 FF10280 ..............................328
2063 ......................................326 202124..................................324 FF1159..................................313 FF90102 ..............................295
2066 ......................................312 202232..................................322 FF1161..................................319 FF90103 ..............................295
2067 ......................................312 202411..................................307 FF1162..................................303 FF90146 ..............................295
2067-1 ..................................312 202413..................................307 FF1167..................................319 FF90174 ..............................288
2068 ......................................312 202414..................................308 FF1307..................................323 GG106-NP............................326
2068-1 ..................................312 202701..................................317 FF1315..................................323 GG108-NP............................326
2070 ......................................315 202702..................................317 FF1327..................................324 GG110-NP............................327
2071 ......................................315 202703..................................318 FF1353..................................324 GG306-NP............................327
2080 ......................................305 202712..................................314 FF1354..................................324 GG308-NP............................326
2081 ......................................301 202713..................................318 FF1851T................................296 GG310-NP............................327
2082 ......................................301 202901..................................309 FF1852T................................297
2083 ......................................301 203002..................................316 FF1854T................................297
2084 ......................................301 203002-1 ..............................316 FF1856T................................296
2085 ......................................303 203003..................................319 FF1857T................................300
2087 ......................................304 203003-1 ..............................319 FF1858T ..............................296
2088 ......................................302 203005..................................319 FF1861T ..............................298
2089 ......................................303 203005-1 ..............................319 FF1865T ..............................298
2090 ......................................305 FF1868T ..............................297
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Configuration Index
ORS-TF
FF1898T ORS Silver 2096 2047

FF1865T page 299 Braze Ring page 302 page 303
FF2115T page 298
page 296 page 300
FC1851
page 295 ORS-NPTF Pipe to Pipe
FC2326 2247 2048

FC1857 FF1857T page 302 page 302
page 297 page 300
FF90102
page 295 FF2031T 2083
ORS/O-Ring page 298 page 301
Boss
2049 2087
page 302 page 304
FF2114T
FF90103 page 300
page 295 2084
FF1852T FF2093T page 301
page 297 page 298
ORS 2257
Braze Type 2050
FF1994T page 302 page 304
page 300 2015
page 301
FF2211T FF2032T
page 297 page 298
FC1229 2256
page 296 2088
page 302 page 304
FF2030T 2081
page 300 page 301
FF1854T
page 297 FF2001T
page 298 ORS
Accessories 2093
FC2325 2085
page 296 ORS/ORS 2222
page 303 page 304
page 301
FF2068T
page 297 FF9768
FF1922T FF2000T page 300 2040 2092
page 301 FF1162
page 296 page 299 page 303 page 304
FF1868T
page 297 FF9767
FF1851T FF2281T page 300 2082
page 301 2251 2254
FF2227T
page 297 2045
FF1856T FF9863 page 302
FF2098T 2089 2255
page 303
FF1861T 2046
page 298 page 302
FF1858T FF2035T FF9766 2253
2252
page 303
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Configuration Index
Pipe to Pipe SAE 37° (JIC)

flare union
202414 210212 2216

2022 page 308 2030 page 310 page 312

page 306 page 309
2091 2027
page 304 page 314
2250 210292 2067

2239 page 308 page 310 page 312
page 306 203006
page 309 202712
2090 Pipe to page 314
page 305 45° flare
2242 2249 2068

page 306 page 308 page 312
202901
page 309 2041
208006 2000 page 314
page 305 page 311
2018 2025
page 306 page 308 206801
203104 page 313
page 309 2060 900599
page 311 page 314
208007
page 305
2023 2244
page 307 page 308
2029
page 310 2001 206804
page 311 page 313 2215
page 314
2080 2044 Pipe to
page 305 page 307 203007 braze & weld
page 308
Pipe to
2007
37° flare page 311 221501
2031
page 310 page 315
2243
page 307 203301 73056
page 308 page 313
2021
page 305 2003
page 311 2042
202003 page 315
2024 page 310
page 307 203103 2261
page 309 page 313
202113
page 306 2002 2070
page 312 page 315
202411 202006
page 307 2028 page 310 Pipe SAE FF1026
page 309 O-Ring boss page 313
202114
page 306
2039
page 315
202413 2246
page 307 page 312 FF1159
2240 page 313
page 306
2066
page 312
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Configuration Index
Flare and
Flareless
2043 2061 500023 FC2119 FC2119

page 315 page 318 page 319 page 321 page 322
203101
page 317 FC2875
Braze & weld page 323
to 37° flare
2062 FF5238 449–74446

2071 page 318 page 320 page 321
page 315 203102 FF9605
page 317 73014 page 324
page 322
206209 FF5539 FC2713

page 318 page 320 page 321 1290
500454 2020 page 324
page 316 page 317 202232
page 322
SAE O-Ring
to 37° flare 900605
203005 500024 FC3425 page 324
page 319 page 320 page 321
FF5163 FF1131
page 316 202702 Braze & weld page 323 Specials
page 317 to
split flange
203003 FF5162
page 319 page 320
504095 2004
page 316 202713
page 318 FF1307 page 324
71418 page 323
page 321
FF1167 FF5540 SAE
page 319 page 320 Flareless
2266 202124/FF1327
page 318 to 37° union page 324
FF5164 SAE SAE
page 316 split flange split flange 4624
to 37° flare to SAE page 322
split flange
FT1353/FF1354
FF1010 FF1315 page 324
page 318 page 323
2033
page 316 500025 71423
page 319 504089 page 322
200001
900598 page 321 page 325
page 318 210294
page 323
203002 FF5239 71416

page 316 page 319 page 322 FF1980
FF2138 FF5321 page 325
page 318 page 321
FF9173
page 323
71422 FF1981
203008 FF5541 page 322 page 325
page 316 page 319
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Configuration Index
Metric BSPP O-Rings

Thread Thread
15.063 SAE
2063 O-Ring
page 325 page 326 Boss
22012
22033
22068
22617
15.147 page 328
page 325 GG106-NP
page 326
ORS
15.117 FF9446
page 325 FF9807
FF9855
GG306-NP 22046
page 327 22546
page 328
BSPT
15.164 Thread
page 325
Flange
FF9016
FF9446
GG110-NP 22046
15.163 page 327
page 326 page 328
Packages
and
Kits
FF10265–01
GG310-NP FF10266–01
15.165 page 327
page 326 FF10273–01
FT10280–01
JIS30° page 328
Thread
GG108-NP
page 326
FF2593
page 327
GG308-NP
page 326
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ORS® Connection
The Aeroquip ORS Connection is the Universal Answer

to Troublesome Fluid Leakage Problems

Hose Assemblies Tube Assemblies
The ORS connection can be used with flexible hydraulic The ORS connection can be attached to hydraulic tubing
hose, combining the reusability of the hose fitting and the to make a tube assembly. Two methods of attachment
ORS connection. The result is the ultimate reusable fitting. are available.
1. ORS-TF: The ORS female can be jointed directly to
steel tubing with the all new patent pending ORS-TF
(wedge type) tube fitting, another Aeroquip innovation.
The fitting becomes an integral part of your system at a
fraction of the time and expense brazing requires.
The versatility these options provides make ORS the
only connection you need for high-pressure situations.
It attaches to most types of fluid conveying lines, con-
trolling most types of fluid, facing the toughest conditions.
2. ORS-Braze Type: The ORS component can be
brazed to hydraulic tubing.
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Tube Fittings
Flareless and
SAE 37° Flared type
both styles use the same SAE 37° flared body
Before Connection
After Connection
272
Tube Fittings
One inventory of bodies (any standard SAE 37° flare fit- to inventory flared tube fittings plus the special bodies,
ting) allows both flareless and flared type connection of nuts and sleeves for flareless tube fittings. The Aeroquip
standard steel hydraulic tubing. It is no longer necessary total tube fitting concept reduces inventory expense.

Aeroquip Aeroquip
Flareless Tube Fitting Flared Tube Fitting
The Aeroquip Flareless Tube Fitting can use The Aeroquip industrial standard three piece flare type
any standard SAE 37° male flare adapter or hose fitting as tube fitting can be used on the full range of standard
a body. This eliminates the need to inventory special flare- steel hydraulic tubing in various wall thicknesses from
3
less tube fitting bodies and results in reduced inventory /16” to 2” tube O.D. All three components are construct-
expense. Aeroquip Flareless Tube Fittings ed from high quality zinc plated steel for long service life.
are available in size from 3/16” tube O.D. to 2” tube O.D. The standard SAE 37° flare angle is used to produce a
highly efficient seal under hydraulic pressures. The
Presetting tools and extra assembly time are eliminat-
sleeve is used to help support the tube and absorb vibra-
ed because there’s no need for flaring, special prepara-
tion.
tion or presetting with the Aeroquip
Assembly is easy. A properly sized wrench and flaring
Flareless Tube Fitting. The chance of assembly error is
tool are all that is necessary. This is important in tight loca-
reduced because the ferrule can be installed only one
tions. Aeroquip standard SAE 37° flare type fittings can
way and assembly is the same for all sizes and tube wall
also be dis-assembled and re-assembled repeatedly.
thicknesses. This assures a tight joint every time. These
Aeroquip quality is built into every component to
features improve production rates.
assure leakproof connections.
The Aeroquip standard SAE 37° flare type tube fitting
conforms to the following hydraulic tube fitting stan-
dards. Military specification, MIL-F-18866 and Society of
Automotive Engineers, SAE J514.
Tubing selection and sizing

Aeroquip , Flareless and Standard SAE 37° Flareless tube fittings. The maximum hard-
flare type, tube fittings can be used with SAE J-525 electric ness of the above tubing should not exceed Rockwell B65.
resistance welded, cold worked annealed, SAE J-524 seam- Selection of proper tubing material, size and wall thick-
less annealed tubing and SAE J527 brazed double wall low ness depends on corrosion conditions, pressure and flow
carbon steel tubing. SAE J356 welded flash controlled nor- requirements and other operating requirements of the
malized steel tubing can only be used with Aeroquip system.
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How to Order
Aeroquip Part Numbers How to order ORS Adapters

Aeroquip adapter part numbers consist of a base number and Tube Fittings
followed by a size designation. If the part number con-
tains a “T” character between the base number and size ORS tube fitting body with O-Ring, locknut
designator, the first size designator signifies the tube size. and washer, where applicable.
Example: FF1852 T 06 04 S Example: FF1852T 08 08 S
Base part number Base part number

“T” character ORS tube size
Tube size Pipe or port size
Pipe or port size Material designation suffix (steel)
Material designation suffix (steel)
ORS tube fitting body without O-Rings
If the part number does not contain a “T” character Example: FF1852T 1– 08 08 S
between the base number and the size description, the
first size designation signifies the port size.
Base part number
Example: 2021– 4 –6 S
Add 1– after base part
number to eliminate O-Rings
Base part number ORS tube size
Pipe or port size
Pipe or port size
Tube size
How to Order Adapters ORS bulkhead tube fitting body without

Adapters are ordered using the complete part number as bulkhead nut or O-Rings
shown on the adapter pages.
Example: FF2030T 2– 08 08 S
Example: 2021– 8 –10 S
Base part number
Base part number
Add 2– after base part
Pipe or port size number to eliminate bulkhead nut
Tube or hose end ORS tube size
Material designation suffix (steel) Pipe or port size
ORS-TF Tube Fitting Components

ORS-TF tube fittings, nut, ferrules, and sleeves can be
ordered under the following kit part number:
Example: FF90146– 08 S
Kit base part number

Dash size
By ordering a single part number in kit form, you will

receive the components ready to be assembled to an
ORS tube fitting body:
Example: FF90146–08S includes:

FC1851–08S (ORS-TF Nut)
FF90102–08S (ORS-TF Ferrule)
FF90103–08S (ORS-TF Sleeve)
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How to Order
How to order ORS Adapters Body Material

and Tube Fittings (cont.) Steel is standard. Other materials may also be specified
by adding a material designator prefix if the part number
Nuts and Shoulders (Braze Type) begins with a numeric and a material designator suffix if
Nuts and shoulders can be ordered separately. Simply

the part number begins with an alpha character. In all
use the base number, dash size, and material designation.
cases, the suffix “S” shall be omitted.
Example: FC2326– 04 S Material
Designator
Prefix/Suffix Material
Base part number
B (suffix only) Brass
Dash size 259 316-Stainless
4 Monel
O-Rings How to Order Conversion Adapters

Buna-N O-Rings are standard. Other materials may also BSPP/BSPT
be specified by adding a material designator prefix if the
part number begins with a numeric and a material desig- Example: GG110–NP 08 08
nator suffix if the part number begins with an alpha
character. In all cases, the suffix “S” shall be omitted. Base part number including material
Material Operating 37° end dash size
Designation Temperature
Prefix/Suffix Material Range Port thread dash size
S 90 Durometer –40°F to +250°F
(standard) Buna-N (–40°C to +121°C)
Nitrile Rubber Metric
212 EPR –65°F to +300°F Example: GG108–NP 08– 16
Ethylene Propylene (–55°C to +150°C)
Rubber
213 Viton –15°F to +400°F Base part number including material
Fluoroelastomer (–26°C to +204°C)
37° end dash size
214 Buna-N, Low –65°F to +225°F
Temperature (–55°C to +100°C) Port thread size in mm
Nitrile Rubber
352 Neoprene –65°F to +300°F
(–55°C to +150°C)
Example: FF2031T0804 –213

ORS/Male NPTF Adapter
Base part number and size
Suffix for Viton
O-Rings can be ordered separately.

Example: FF9446– 11
O-Ring
Base part number
Dash size
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How to Order
Dimensions Loctite Vibra-Seal 516 for External

Aeroquip tube fittings are ordinarily designed and pro- Pipe Threads
duced to the functional requirements set forth in SAE Loctite Vibra-Seal has the following characteristics:
Standards J512, J513, J514, J1926 and J1453. However, in Non-hardening thread sealant
some cases the envelope dimensions of certain Resists shredding and peeling during assembly
components vary slightly from cataloged or SAE refer- Can be reused up to 5 times without recoating
enced dimensions. The SAE reference numbers and Provides resistance to vibrational loosening
fitting descriptions given are in accordance with SAE Excellent resistance to solvents and oils
Standard J846. Operating temperatures range –65°F to +250°F
Availability Machine applied so that it leaves first 1/2 to 2 threads

All items listed in the current price schedule are normally uncovered for ease of assembly. Because of the excellent
carried in stock. Price and delivery of non-stocked and characteristics of this product, we are offering Loctite
special parts may be obtained from your Aeroquip Sales Vibra-Seal on all of our parts that have male pipe threads.
Representative or Distributor. Factory applied Loctite for external pipe threads may be
ordered for steel parts by adding the prefix “307–” to the
completed part number, and dropping suffix “S” if the
part number begins with a numeral. Example:
307–2021–8–8. If the part number begins with an alpha
Loctite is a trademark of Loctite Corp. character, add the suffix “–307” to the completed part
Teflon is a DuPont trademark. number and drop the suffix “S”. Example: FF2031T0606–307.
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Technical Data
Thread Size
Thread size chart The following chart is intended as a quick reference guide for thread size by dash size.

Dash N.P.S.M. SAE 45° SAE 37° (J.I.C.) SAE O-Ring P.T.T. 30° SAE invert.
size N.P.T.F. approx. dia. auto. refrig. hydraulic boss automotive flare ORS
1 1 5 5 5 5
–02 /8–27 /8–27 /16–24 /16–24 /16–24 /16–24
3 3 3 3
–03 /8–24 /8–24 /8–24 /8–24
1 1 7 7 7 7 9
–04 /4–18 /4–18 /16–20 /16–20 /16–20 /16–24 /16–18
1 1 1 1
–05 /2–20 /2–20 /2–20 /2–20
3 3 5 9 9 5 11
–06 /8–18 /8–18 /8–18 /16–18 /16–18 /8–18 /16–16
11 11
–07 /16–24 /16–18
1 1 3 3 3 3 13
–08 /2–14 /2–14 /4–16 /4–16 /4–16 /4–18 /16–16
7 7 7 7
–10 /8–14 /8–14 /8–14 /8–18 1–14
3 3 1 1 1 1 3
–12 /4–14 /4–14 1 /16–14 1 /16–12 1 /16–12 1 /16–16 1 /16–12
3 3
–14 1 /16–12 1 /16–12
–16 1–111/2 1–111/2 15/16–12 15/16–12 15/16–14 17/16–12
–20 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 15/8–12 15/8–12 15/8–14 111/16–12
–24 11/2–111/2 11/2–111/2 17/8–12 17/8–12 17/8–14 2–12
1 1 1 1 1
–32 2–11 /2 2–11 /2 2 /2–12 2 /2–12 2 /2–12
–40 21/2–8 21/2–8 3–12 3–12
–48 3–8 3–8 31/2–12 31/2–12
Through hole dimensions

All dimensions are nominal. In jump size bodies, the minimum
through hole dimensions will correspond to the smallest dash size.
E through Hole
SAE 37°
Dash Size SAE 37° ORS
–03 .12
–04 .17 .17
–05 .23
–06 .30 .26
–08 .39 .38
ORS –10 .48 .48
–12 .61 .61
–16 .84 .81
–20 1.08 1.05
–24 1.31 1.31
–32 1.78
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Thread Dimensions
Thread engagement dimensions—Nominal

Dimensions may vary due to tolerance conditions.
Listed below are the thread engagement dimensions (B) The “B” dimension must be subtracted from the overall
which must be taken into consideration when making length (A) to insure proper connection.
connections with ports or appropriate female adapters.
SAE O-Ring boss SAE O-Ring boss

SAE J1926 SAE J1926
with 37° Flare J514 with ORFS J1453
Male pipe
Dash Straight and Angled Straight and Adjustable Straight and Adjustable
Size Dimension “B” Dimension “B” Dimension “B”
–02 .25
–04 .38 .36 .43
–05 .36 .43
–06 .38 .39 .47
–08 .50 .43 .55
–10 .50 .63
–12 .62 .59 .73
–14 .59
–16 .69 .59 .73
–20 .69 .59 .73
–24 .69 .59 .73
–32 .75 .59
Allowable bulkhead thickness

For ORS: For 37° Flare:
ORS 37°
Dash Hole Bulkhead Thickness Bulkhead Thickness
Size Diameter Min Max Dash Hole Straights Shapes
–04 .575 +.015/–.000 .195 .500 Size Diameter Min Max Min Max
–06 .700 +.015/–.000 .200 .590 –03 .391 +.016/–.000 .047 .406 .125 .250
–08 .825 +.015/–.000 .220 .590 –04 .453 +.016/–.000 .047 .406 .125 .281
–10 1.015 +.015/–.000 .230 .590 –05 .516 +.016/–.000 .047 .406 .125 .281
–12 1.200 +.015/–.000 .245 .590 –06 .578 +.016/–.000 .047 .438 .125 .297
–16 1.450 +.015/–.000 .245 .600 –08 .766 +.016/–.000 .047 .438 .156 .344
–20 1.715 +.015/–.000 .245 .600 –10 .891 +.016/–.000 .047 .469 .156 .359
–24 2.030 +.015/–.000 .245 .600 –12 1.076 +.016/–.000 .047 .469 .156 .375
–16 1.328 +.016/–.000 .047 .469 .156 .375
–20 1.656 +.031/–.000 .047 .469 .156 .375
–24 1.906 +.031/–.000 .047 .469 .156 .375
All dimensions in inches. Dimensions may vary due to tolerance conditions.
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Thread Pressure Performance Technical Data
Thread Style Pressure Performance/Maximum Operating Pressure

The following table is a breakdown of hydraulic pressure relative to the connection minimum burst pressure. Testing
performance by thread style and size for steel products. was conducted at SAE recommended assembly torque in

The table is based on limited laboratory test data and is hardened test blocks. The pressure rating must be adjust-
intended only as an approximate guide to field perform- ed for any change in mating part material. The maximum
ance of Aeroquip products. Figures shown are maximum operating pressure for the adapter or tube fitting body
operating pressures in psi, based upon a 4:1 safety factor must be the lower of the chosen mating end types.
For Non ORS Adapters
SAE100R2 Straight
Maximum SAE SAE Male Female Female Pipe Male Thread Female
Dash Inch Operating 37° Flare 37° Flare Pipe Pipe Swivel O-Ring O-Ring O-Ring
Size Size Pressure Male (JIC) Swivel (JIC) NPTF NPTF NPSM Boss Adjustable Boss
18
–2 ⁄ 10000 5000 6000
14
–4 ⁄ 5000 8500 5500 9500 4500 5000 7500 4500 4500
5 16
–5 ⁄ 4250 8500 5000 7500 3500 3500
38
–6 ⁄ 4000 7000 4000 8000 3500 4000 7500 4000 3500
12
–8 ⁄ 3500 6000 4000 6000 3500 3500 7500 4000 3000
–10 5⁄8 2750 5500 3000 7500 4000 2500
–12 3⁄4 2250 4000 3000 5000 3000 3500 5000 3500 1800
78
–14 ⁄ 2000 4000 3000 5000 3000 1700
–16 1 2000 3500 2500 4000 2500 3000 4500 2500 1600
–20 11⁄4 1625 3500 2000 3000 2000 2000 4500 2000 1500
–24 11⁄2 1250 2000 1500 2000 1500 1500 3500 2000 1500
–32 2 1125 1250 1250 2000 1400 1500 2000
For ORS Adapters
SAE100R2
Maximum ORS Male Flange
Dash Inch Operating ORS Female SAE Code Code
Size Size Pressure Male Swivel ORB⁄STR ORB⁄ADJ Flareless 61 62
18
–2 ⁄
14
–4 ⁄ 5000 9000 9000 9000 6000 6000
5 16
–5 ⁄ 4250
38
–6 ⁄ 4000 9000 9000 9000 6000 6000
12
–8 ⁄ 3500 9000 8000 9000 6000 6000 5000 6000
–10 5⁄8 2750 9000 8000 9000 6000 5000
34
–12 ⁄ 2250 6000 6000 6000 6000 4500 5000 6000
–14 7⁄8 2000
–16 1 2000 6000 6000 6000 5000 4000 5000 6000
–20 11⁄4 1625 4500 4500 4500 4500 4000 6000
12
–24 1 ⁄ 1250 4000 4000 4000 3000 3000 6000
–32 2 1125 3000 6000
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Support Data
Maximum Operating Pressures (PSI) for Hydraulic Tubing

(SAEJ356, J524, J525, J526, J527)
Tubing Wall Thickness (in.)
Tube Dash
O.D. Size .028 .035 .049 .065 .083 .095 .109 .120 .134 .148 .156 .188
.19 –03 4250 5450
.25 –04 3100 3950 5750 6000
.31 –05 2450 3100 4500 6000
.38 –06 2000 2550 3650 5000 6000 6000
.50 –08 1850 2700 3650 4800 5550 6000 6000
.62 –10 1500 2100 2850 3750 4350 5050 5600
.75 –12 1200 1750 2350 3050 3550 4150 4600
1.00 –16 900 1300 1750 2250 2600 3000 3350 3800 4200
1.25 –20 1000 1350 1750 2050 2350 2650 2700 2950 3100 3750
1.50 –24 1150 1450 1700 1950 2150 2450 2450 2600 3150
2.00 –32 850 1100 1250 1450 1600 1800 2000 2100 2550
Maximum operating pressure ratings at specified wall relative to tube burst data. Aeroquip recommends a max-
thickness is based upon recommended tubing ratings per imum operating pressure of the joint which is the lesser
SAEJ1065 as well as limited laboratory test data. of the tubing rating or the mating connector rating.
Operating pressures are based upon a 4:1 safety factor
Recommended Wall Thickness (Inches) for Tube Fitting Applications

Tube Dash ORS-BR ORS-TF
O.D. Size SAE 37° Flare SAE 37° Flareless SAE O-Ring Face Seal SAE O-Ring Face Seal
.19 –03 .028 – .035 .028 – .035
.25 –04 .028 – .065 .028 – .065 .028 – .065 .028 – .065
.31 –05 .028 – .065 .028 – .065
.38 –06 .028 – .065 .028 – .095 .035 – .083 .028 – .065
.50 –08 .035 – .083 .035 – .120 .035 – .109 .035 – .120
.62 –10 .035 – .095 .035 – .120 .035 – .120 .035 – .095
.75 –12 .035 – .109 .035 – .120 .035 – .120 .049 – .120
1.00 –16 .035 – .120 .035 – .134 .049 – .148 .049 – .134
1.25 –20 .049 – .120 .049 – .188 .049 – .188 .049 – .156
1.50 –24 .065 – .120 .065 – .188 .065 – .188 .065 – .188
2.00 –32 .065 – .134 .065 – .188
Recommended Hydraulic Tubing Material Specifications

ORS-BR ORS-TF
SAE 37° Flare SAE 37° Flareless SAE O-Ring Face Seal SAE O-Ring Face Seal
Hydraulic
SAEJ524 SAEJ356 SAEJ356 SAEJ356
Tubing SAE
Specifications SAEJ525 SAEJ524 SAEJ524 SAEJ524
SAEJ525 SAEJ525 SAEJ525
SAEJ527 SAEJ526 SAEJ526
Hydraulic tubing material description: SAEJ356 electric SAEJ526 single wall welded low carbon steel (automo-
resistance welded flash controlled low carbon steel, tive), SAEJ527 brazed double wall low carbon steel (auto-
SAEJ524 seamless annealed low carbon steel, SAEJ525 motive). The maximum hardness of the above tubing
electric resistance welded cold worked annealed, should not exceed Rockwell B65.
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Threads Technical Data
Conversion Adapters
Metric Threads
Sealing is achieved by means of an O-Ring, retaining may be of the spot faced or a flat machined surface as
washer and a properly machined port. The O-Ring is long as the D6 dimension is met. Assembly instructions

“captured” by the I.D. of the retaining washer. The port for adjustable type adapters are presented on page 294.
Dimensions (in mm)

Thread Size M 10 x 1 M 12 x 1.5 M 14 x 1.5 M 16 x 1.5 M 18 x 1.5 M 20 x 1.5 M 22 x 1.5 M 26 x 1.5 M 27 x 2 M 33 x 2 M 42 x 2 M 48 x 2
F Thread Dia. 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 26 27 33 42 48
A max1 1.5 1.5 1.5 2 2 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
B min8 12 12 12 12 14 14 16 16 18 20 22
B1 min 13.5 18.5 18.5 18.5 18.5 20.5 20.5 22.5 24 26 28 30
D max 15.7 18.7 19.7 23.2 26.2 28.2 30.2 35.2 36.2 43.2 52.7 58.7
D6 min 16.2 19.2 20.2 23.7 26.9 28.9 30.7 35.7 36.7 44.4 53.4 59.9
D7 max 10.2 12.2 14.2 16.2 18.2 20.2 22.2 26.2 27.2 33.3 42.3 48.3
BSPP Threads
Sealing is achieved by means of an O-Ring, retaining washer. The port may be of the spot faced or a flat
washer and a properly machined port. The O-Ring is machined surface as long as the D6 dimension is met.
“captured” by the I.D. of the retaining washer. The com- Assembly instructions for adjustable type adapters are
pression is controlled by the thickness of the retaining presented on page 294.
Dimensions (in mm)

Thread Size (in inches) G 1/8" G 1/4" G 3/8" G 1/2" G 3/4" G 1" G 11/4" G 11/2"
F Thread Dia. 9.73 13.16 16.66 20.96 26.44 33.25 41.91 47.8
A max1 1.5 2 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5
B min 8 12 12 14 16 18 20 22
B1 min 13 18.5 18.5 22 24 27 29 31
D max 15.7 19.7 24.0 28.7 35.2 43.2 52.7 58.7
D6 min 16.2 20.2 24.9 29.4 36.4 44.4 53.4 59.9
D7 max 10.0 13.4 16.9 21.2 26.7 33.6 42.3 48.2
BSPT Threads
Port Sealing
Sealing is achieved by means of metal to metal deformation
of the adapter and port threads.
Thread Size (in inches) R 1/8" R 1/4" R 3/8" R 1/2" R 3/4" R 1" R 11/4" R 11/2"
Thread pitch 10.32 13.49 17.46 21.43 26.98 34.13 42.86 48.42
B2 min 5.5 8.5 8.5 10.5 13 14.5 17 17
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Assembly Torque
Recommended parallel connection assembly torque

Aeroquip recommends that a torque wrench be used to assure proper fitting assembly of these connections.
Thread Swivel Nut Torque

Size
Dash Size (Inches) Ft./Lbs. Newton Meters
9
–04 /16-18 10-12 14-16
11
–06 /16-16 18-20 24-27
13
ORS –08 /16-16 32-35 43-47
–10 1-14 46-50 62-68
–12 13/16-12 65-70 88-95
–16 17/16-12 92-100 125-136
–20 111/16-12 125-140 170-190
–24 2-12 150-165 204-224
Jam Nut or Straight

Thread Fitting Torque
Size
3
–03 /8-24 8-9 12-13
7
–04 /16-20 13-15 18-20
Straight –05 1
/2-20 14-15 19-21
Thread 9
–06 /16-18 23-24 32-33
O-Ring Boss 3
Low Pressure –08 /4-16 40-43 55-57
7
with 37° –10 /8-14 43-48 59-64
(SAEJ514) –12 1
1 /16-12 68-75 93-101
–14 13/16-12 83-90 113-122
–16 15/16-12 112-123 152-166
–20 15/8-12 146-161 198-218
–24 17/8-12 154-170 209-230
–32 21/2-12 218-240 296-325
Jam Nut or Straight

Thread Fitting Torque
Size
3
–03 /8-24 8-10 11-13
7
Straight –04 /16-20 14-16 20-22
1
Thread –05 /2-20 18-20 24-27
9
O-Ring Boss –06 /16-18 24-26 33-35
High Pressure –08 3
/4-16 50-60 68-78
with ORS –10 7
/8-14 72-80 98-110
(J1453)
–12 11/16-12 125-135 170-183
–14 13/16-12 160-180 215-245
–16 15/16-12 200-220 270-300
–20 15/8-12 210-280 285-380
–24 17/8-12 270-360 370-490
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Technical Data
Recommended parallel connection assembly torque

Thread Swivel Nut Torque
Size

7
–04 /16-20 11-12 15-16
1
–05 /2-20 15-16 20-22
9
–06 /16-18 18-20 24-28
SAE 37° –08 3
/4-16 38-42 52-58
(JIC) –10 7
/8-14 57-62 77-85
–12 11/16-12 79-87 108-119
–16 15/16-12 108-113 148-154
–20 15/8-12 127-133 173-182
–24 17/8-12 158-167 216-227
–32 21/2-12 245-258 334-352
Straight Adapter or Locknut Torque

Thread Size
mm Ft./Lbs. Newton Meters
M10 x 1 13-15 18-20
M12 x 1.5 15-19 20-25
M14 x 1.5 19-23 25-30
M16 x 1.5 33-40 45-55
Metric M18 x 1.5 37-44 50-60
M20 x 1.5 52-66 70-90
M22 x 1.5 55-70 75-95
M26 x 1.5 81-96 110-130
M27 x 2 96-111 130-150
M33 x 2 162-184 220-250
M42 x 2 170-192 230-260
M48 x 2 258-347 350-470
Nominal Straight Adapter or Locknut Torque

Thread Size
Inches** Ft./Lbs. Newton Meters
G 1/8-28 13-15 18-20
BSPP
G 1/4-19 19-23 25-30
**”G” denotes
parallel threads, G 3/8-19 33-40 45-55
other than ISO 6149. G 1/2-14 55-70 75-95
(Port connection only) G 3/4-14 103-118 140-160
G 1-11 162-184 220-250
G 11/4-11 170-192 230-260
G 11/2-11 258-347 350-470
Aeroquip recommends that a torque wrench be used to assure proper fitting assembly of these connections.
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Fluid Compatibility
Fluid compatibility
This chart indicates the suitability of various elastomers
EPR/EPDM
Aluminum
Neoprene
and metals for use with fluids to be conveyed. It is intend- E = EXCELLENT
Buna-N
Monel
G = GOOD
Brass
Viton
ed as a guide only and is not a guarantee. Final selection
Steel
C = CONDITIONAL
of the proper hose style, seal, or material of metal com- U = UNSATISFACTORY
ponents is further dependent on many factors including FLUID SEALS METAL
pressure, fluid and ambient temperature, concentration, Acetaldehyde U C C U G E E E
duration of exposure, etc. Acetic Acid, 10% U U E G U U C U
HOW TO USE THE CHART Acetic Acid, Glacial U U C U U U C C
1. Both the elastomer and the metal must be considered when Acetone U U G U E E E E
determining fluid compatibility. Acetophenone U U E U E E C E
2. Locate the fluid to be conveyed and determine the suitability Acetyl Acetone U U G U U C C C
of the elastomeric and metal components according to the Acetyl Chloride U U U E C C U E
resistance ratings shown for each. Acetylene U U G E E E E E
Air, Hot (Up to +160°F) E E E E E E E E
3. For further details on the products shown in this catalog, and Air, Hot (161°F – 200°F) G G E E E E E E
their applications, consult your Aeroquip Sales Representative
Air, Hot (201°F – 300°F) U U G E E E E E
or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial Division,
Maumee, Ohio. Air Wet E E E E U G E E
Aluminum Chloride E E E E U U U U
RESISTANCE RATING KEY Aluminum Fluoride E E E E U U E C
E = Excellent – Fluid has little or no effect.
Aluminum Nitrate E E E E U U C C
Aluminum Sulfate E E E E U C C C
Aeroquip for determination of suitability for application. Alums E E E E U C C C
U=UNSATISFACTORY Ammonia, Cold E E E U E U E E
Ammonia, Hot U G G U E U E E
The differences between ratings “E” and “G” are relative. Both Ammonia, Anhydrous E E E U E U E E
indicate satisfactory service. Where there is a choice, the materi-
Ammonia, Aqueous E E E U E U E E
als rated “E” may be expected to give better or longer service
Ammonium Carbonate U E E U C U C C
than those rated “G”.
Ammonium Chloride E E E U U U U C
NOTE: Special precautions are necessary in gaseous applications Ammonium Hydroxide C C E C G U C U
due to the potential volume of gaseous fluid in the system. Ammonium Nitrate E G E U G U G U
Ammonium Phosphate E E E _ U C U G
SEAL ELASTOMER DATA Ammonium Sulfate/Sulfide E E E U U U U G
Amyl Acetate U U G U E E E E
Operating Application
Amyl Alcohol G G E G G G U G
Seal Elastomer Temperature Range Specification Aniline, Aniline Oil U U G U E U G G
90 Durometer Aniline Dyes U G G G U C C G
Buna-N –40°F to +250°F Arsenic Acid E E E E U U U C
Nitrile Rubber (–40°C to +121°C) none Asphalt G C U E E G C E
EPR ASTM #1 E E C E E E E E
Ethylene Propylene –65°F to +300°F ASTM #2 E G U E E E E E
Rubber (–55°C to +150°C) none ASTM #3 E G U E E E E E
Automatic Trans. Fluid E G U E E E E E
Viton –15°F to +400°F
Barium Chloride E E E E U G G G
(–25°C to +200°C) MIL-R-25897
Barium Hydroxide E E E E G U U G
Buna-N, Low Barium Sulfide E E E E C U U U
Temperature –65°F to +225°F Benzene, Benzol U U U E G E G E
Nitrile Rubber (–55°C to +100°C) MIL-R-6855 Benzin E U U E E E E E
Neoprene –65°F to +300°F Benzoic Acid U U U E U G G G
(–55°C to +150°C) none Benzyl Alcohol U G G E E G G G
Black Sulfate Liquor C C C E E C U U
Blast Furnace Gas U U U E E C U U
Borax G G E E E E G –
Boric Acid G G G E U G C C
Brine E G E E U G U E
Bromine U U U E U C C C
Butane E E U E E E E E
Butyl Acetate U U G U E E E E
Butyl Alcohol E E G E G G G G
Butyl Cellosolve U U G U E E E E
Butylene C U U E E E E E
Butyl Stearate G U U E G G G G
Butyraldhyde U U G U E E E G
Calcium Acetate G G E U G G C G
Calcium Bisulfate E E U E U C U U
Calcium Chloride E E E E G G C G
Calcium Hydroxide E E E E G G U G
Calcium Hypochlorite U U E E U G U U
Calcium Nitrate E E E E G G G G
Cane Sugar Liquors E E E E E G E E
Carbitol G G G G E E E E
Carbolic Acid U U G E U E – –
Carbonic Acid G E E E U C G E
Carbon Dioxide G G E E E E E E
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Technical Data
EPR/EPDM
EPR/EPDM
Aluminum
Aluminum
Neoprene
Neoprene
Buna-N
Buna-N
Monel
Monel
G = GOOD G = GOOD
Brass
Viton
Brass
Viton
Steel
Steel

FLUID SEALS METAL FLUID SEALS METAL
Carbon Disulfide U U U E G G E G Hydrofluorosilic Acid G G E E U U U U
Carbon Monoxide G G E E E E E E Hydrogen E E E E E E E E
Carbon Tetrachloride U U U E U G U E Hydrogen Peroxide G G G E U U E U
Castor Oil E E G E E E E E Hydrogen Sulfide, Dry U G E U E G G G
Cellosolve Acetate U U G U U U G E Isocyanate U U G E G – – –
China Wood Oil (Tung Oil) G G U E E G E E Iso Octane E G U E E E E E
Chlorine U U U G C C C C Isopropyl Acetate U U G U E – E E
Chloracetic Acid U U G U U U U G Isopropyl Alcohol G G E E E E G E
Chloroacetone U U E U G G U G Isopropyl Ether G U U U G G – –
Chlorobenzene U U U G G G G G JP-4, JP-5 E U U E E E E E
Chloroform U U U E G G G G Kerosene E U U E E E E E
O-Chlorophenol U U U E G G U G Lacquer/Lacquer Solvents U U U U U E E E
Chlosulfonic Acid U U U U G U G C Lime Sulfur U E E E G U – U
Chrome Plating Solution U U G E C U U U Linseed Oil E G U E E E E E
Chromic Acid U U C E C U U U LPG E G U E E E E E
Citric Acid E E E E C C C C Lubricating Oils See Hydraulic Oils
Coke Oven Gas U U U E E C U U Magnesium Chloride E E E E E C G G
Copper Chloride E E E E U U U U Magnesium Hydroxide G G E E E G G G
Copper Cyanide E E E E E U U G Magnesium Sulfate E E E E E E E E
Copper Sulfate E E E E U C U G Maleic Acid U U U E E G G G
Cotton Seed Oil E G C E E E E E Maleic Anhydride U U U E G U G E
Creosote (Coal Tar) G C U E E C E E Malic Acid G G U G U – G E
Crude Oil E G U E G U U U Mercuric Chloride E E E E U U U U
Cyclohexanol E G U E E E C E Mercury E E E E E U U G
Cyclohexanone U U G U E E C E Methanol G G E U G G G E
Detergent/Water Solution E E E E G E E E Methyl Bromide G U U E E E U E
Diacetone Alchohol (Acetol) U U E U E E E E Methyl Chloride U U U E E E U G
Dibenzyl Ether U U G U G G G G Methyl Butyl Ketone U U E U E E – E
Diesel Oil E C U E E E E E Methyl Ethyl Ketone U U E U G G G G
Diethylamine G G G U E U – E Methylene Chloride U U U G G G G G
Dioctyl Phthalate (DOP) U U G G E E E E Methyl Isobutyl Ketone U U U U G G G G
Dowtherm A&E U U U E G U E E Methyl Isopropyl Ketone U U U U G G G G
Dowtherm 209 C G E U – – – – Methyl Salicylate U U C U E G E G
Ethyl Alcohol (Ethanol) E E E E E E G E MIL-L-2104 E G U E E E – E
Ethyl Acetate U U G U E E E E MIL-H-5606 E G U E E E E E
Ethyl Benzene U U U E E G G E MIL-H-6083 E E U E E E – E
Ethyl Cellulose G G G U E G G G MIL-L-7808 G U U E G G – –
Ethyl Chloride U U U E E E G G MIL-L-23699 G U U E E E E E
Ethylene Dichloride U U U G G C G G MIL-H-46170 E G U E E E – E
Ethylene Glycol E E E E U G E E MIL-H-83282 E E U E E E – E
Ferric Chloride E G E E U U U U Mineral Oils E G U E E E E E
Ferric Nitrate E E E E U U U U Naphtha C U U E – – – –
Ferric Sulfate G G G E U U U U Naphthalene U U U E E G G G
Formaldehyde C C G G E E G G Naphthenic Acid C U U E G G G
Formic Acid C G E U U C C C Natural Gas E E U E G G G G
Fuel Oil E G U E E E E E Nickel Acetate C C E G G C G E
Furfural C C G U G G G G Nickel Chloride E G E E U U U G
Gallic Acid G G G E U – C G Nickel Sulfate E E E E U G U G
Gasoline E C U E E E E E Nitric Acid, to 10% U U U E U U U U
Gasohol G G U E E E G E Nitric Acid, over 10% U U U G U U C U
Glycerine/Glycerol E E E E E G E E Nitrobenzene U U U G E G E E
Green Sulfate Liquor G G E E U U U U Nitrogen E E E E E E E E
Helium E E E E E E E E Octyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E
Heptane E G U E E E E E Oleic Acid U U C G C E C G
Hexaldehyde U G G U G G E G Oleum (Fuming Sulfuric Acid) U U U E G U U U
Hexane E G U E E E E E Oleum (Mineral Spirits) E G U E E E E E
Hydraulic Oils Ortho-Dichlorobenzene U U U E G G G G
Straight Petroleum Base E G U E E E E E Oxalic Acid G G E E U C C C
Water Petroleum Emulsion E G U E C E G E Oxygen – – – – G G G G
Water Glycol E E E E E E G E Palmitic Acid E G G E G – G G
Straight Phosphate Ester U U G C E E E E Para-Dichlorobenzene U U U E G G G G
Phos. Ester/Petroleum Blend U U U C E E E E Pentane E E U E G G E G
Ester Blend E U U E E E E E Perchloric Acid E G G E U U U U
Silicone Oils E E E E E E E E Perchloroethylene U U U E C G G E
Hydrobromic Acid U U E E E U E U Phenol (Carbolic Acid) U U G E U E E G
Hydrochloric Acid U U G E U U U U Phosphoric Acid U U G E U E C E
Hydrocyanic Acid C C E E E E E G Phosphorous Trichloride U U E E C U E E
Hydrofluoric Acid U U C U U U U C Potassium Acetate G G E U C G U G
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Fluid Compatibility
EPR/EPDM
EPR/EPDM
Aluminum
Aluminum
Neoprene
Neoprene
Buna-N
Buna-N
Monel
Monel
G = GOOD G = GOOD
Brass
Viton
Brass
Viton
Steel
Steel
Potassium Chloride E E E E E C U G Sodium Sulfide E E E E C U U G
Potassium Cyanide E E E E C U U C Sodium Thiosulfate G E E E U U G E
Potassium Dichromate E E E E C C C C Soy Bean Oil E G U E E E E E
Potassium Hydroxide, to 10% G G E G G G U E Stannic Chloride E G E E U U U U
Potassium Hydroxide, over 10% C C E U G G U E Steam (up to 388°F) U U C C E E G E
Potassium Nitrate E E E E G G G – Stearic Acid G G G E C C C E
Potassium Sulfate E E E E – – – – Stoddard Solvent E G U E E E E E
Propane C – – – E E E E Styrene U U U G E E E E
Propyl Acetate U U G U E – E E Sulfur U E E E E U E E
Propyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E Sulfur Chloride U U U E G – G U
Propylene U U U E E E E E Sulfur Dioxide U U G E E G E G
Refrigerant R-12 G E C E E E E E Sulfur Trioxide U U G E G C G G
Refrigerant R-13 G E C E E E E E Sulfuric Acid, to 10% U G U E U G – E
Refrigerant R-22 U E C U E E E E Sulfuric Acid, over 10% U U U G C C U C
Refrigerant R-134a C E C U E E E E Sulfurous Acid C C U U U C C U
Sewage E E E E G G G G Tannic Acid E E E E E E C E
Soap (Water Solutions) E E E E E E U E Tar (Bituminous) G U U E E G E E
Sodium Acetate G G E U E E E E Tartaric Acid E C G E U C E E
Sodium Bicarbonate E E E E G G G E Tertiary Butyl Alcohol G G G E G G G G
Sodium Borate E E E E E E G – Titanium Tetrachloride C U U E E U U G
Sodium Carbonate E E E E E G U E Toluene (Toluol) U U U E E E E E
Sodium Chloride E E E E U C C E Trichlorethylene U U U E E G E E
Sodium Cyanide E E E E E – U U Tricresyl Phosphate U U E G E – – G
Sodium Hydroxide, to 10% U G E E C G U C Trethanolamine U G E U E U E E
Sodium Hydroxide, over 10% U U G E C C U C Tung Oil G G U E E G E E
Sodium Hypochlorite C C E C U U U C Turpentine G U U E G G G G
Sodium Metaphosphate E E E E E G U G Varnish G U U E E G E E
Sodium Nitrate G G E – E C E E Vinyl Chloride U U U E E U E E
Sodium Perborate G G E E C U U C Water (+150°F) E E E E C G G E
Sodium Peroxide G G E E U U C C Water (+151°F to +200°F) E E E E C G G E
Sodium Phosphates E E E E U E U E Water (+201°F to +350°F) U U U G C G G E
Sodium Silicate E E E E E E E E Xylene U U U E E E E E
Sodium Sulfate E E E E G G G G Zinc Chloride E E E E E U C G
Zinc Sulfate E E E E U C C G
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Tube Installation Technical Data
Proper tube installation

CORRECT
CORRECT CORRECT
CORRECT
INCORRECT
INCORRECT INCORRECT
INCORRECT
fig. 1 fig. 2 fig. 3 fig. 4
When compared to rigid pipe, hydraulic tubing offers the Tube routing and installation
following advantages: Tubing manufacturers will advise the correct radii for var-
1. Size for size, tubing is lighter in weight, easier to han- ious types and wall thicknesses of tubing. Kinks, flattened
dle and can be bent more easily than iron pipe. bends, wrinkles and tube breakage can be avoided by the
2. Bent tubing reduces pressure drop and turbulence in use of proper tube bending equipment.
the system because it eliminates sudden change in the Avoid straight line connections whenever possible,
direction of the fluid flow. especially in short runs.
Fluid conveying systems (see figures 2, 3 and 4) should
3. Hydraulic tubing reduces the number of connections
be designed to follow the contour of the equipment. They
required, thus reducing material and labor costs.
are easier to install and present a neater appearance.
4. Fewer joints means lower costs and fewer points of Long runs should be supported by brackets or clamps. All
potential leakage. heavy systems components should be bolted or clamped
5. The use of tube fittings makes every joint a union which to eliminate tubing fatigue.
permits easier, faster maintenance and repair work. Inspect the tubing to see that it conforms to the
6. The Aeroquip ORS-TF Tube Fitting eliminates the need required specifications before installation.
for threading, brazing or welding. Tubes should align with the center line of the fittings,
without distortion or tension. Tubing should not be
Tube bending sprung into position (see figure 1) to be assembled to the
To reduce the number of fittings in a tube assembly, bend fitting. If this occurs the tubing has not been properly fab-
the tubing whenever possible. ricated, and when installed and connected, places the tub-
Steel tubing can be bent in many sizes by using a hand ing under stress.
bender designed for steel tubing. For production quantities,
or for larger sizes, a power bending is generally used.
Contact Aeroquip for additional tube bending information.
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ORS-TF Tube Fittings
Assembly Instructions ORS-TF (Wedge Type) Tube Fittings

1. Measure the length of the tube assembly from the flat 4. Inspect ORS adapter and ORS-TF components for
face of the ORS adapter in one port to the face of the damage. Assure sealing surfaces are free from all sur-
ORS adapter in the opposite port. The length of the face gouges, scratches, dirt and contaminants. Inspect
tube should then be adjusted to account for the shoul- O-ring to insure that it is properly seated in the groove
der thickness of the sleeve. It is imperative that the and is free from damage. Apply a thin film of compat-
routing leave a length of unbent tubing to fully enter ible lubricant to the O-ring prior to installation.
the ORS fitting. This straight length must be free from 5. Place a nut, ferrule and sleeve onto tubing, assuring
surface defects, thin-out distortion, and ovality. that the identification groove of the ferrule is toward
the nut. Assemble the nut to the adapter* until “hand-
tight” with the tubing fully inserted into the fitting until
bottomed out. Mark the nut in relation with the
adapter* and tighten 11/2 turns with wrench. The ORS-
TF sleeve cannot be used to preset multiple tube
assemblies. It may only be used once for presetting.
Sleeve Straight Tubing

Shoulder Required
Tube O.D. Thickness "A" "B"
Size (inches) (inches) (inches)
–04 .25 (1/4) .07 .78
–06 .38 (3/8) .08 .88
–08 .50 (1/2) .09 1.00
*For presetting assemblies prior to installation, we recommend
–10 .63 (5/8) .09 1.06 the use of the FF90174-SIZE pre-set mandrel. The pre-set man-
–12 .75 (3/4) .09 1.19 drel is a hardened male adapter designed for vise assembly of
–16 1.00 (1) .09 1.25 ORS-TF components.
–20 1.25 (11/4) .09 1.31 6. The ORS-TF tube assem-

blies are designed for
–24 1.50 (11/2) .09 1 38 re-use and can be rein-
stalled by tightening nut
2. Inspect the tubing to until a sharp increase
insure that no scratches, in resistance is felt
gouges, burrs or other (approximateIy 1/4 turn
surface defects are pre- beyond “hand-tight”).
sent. Cut the measured
tubing squarely (±1°). 7. WARNING: Tubing must
A tubing cutter is the be fully inserted into the
best tool for this, but fitting and the nut tight-
a hacksaw or abrasive ened as specified above
wheel can be used. to ensure performance
Use only SAEJ356, and to prevent leakage and potential fitting blow-off.
SAEJ524, SAEJ525, or Excessive tightening of the nut beyond the recommend-
SAEJ526 tubing with a ed level may affect performance.
hardness not to exceed 8. If connections must be temporarily disassembled, use a
Rockwell B65. threaded plug to contain the ORS-TF components and
3. Deburr the tube ends keep contaminants and dirt from entering the system.
with a deburring tool
or fine cut file. After
deburring, be sure to
remove all contami-
nants and dirt from the
interior and exterior of
the tube.
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ORS-Braze Type Tube Fittings Assembly Instructions
Brazing Instructions ORS-Braze Type Tube Fittings
Tube Preparation Prepare the Tube

1. Establish the required length of tubing. Allow for
insertion depth in the ORS-Braze Type shoulder by
adding the proper length of straight unbent tubing to
enter into the shoulder counterbore. The counterbore
depth is dependent upon the ORS-Braze Type shoul-
der size.
ORS-Braze Type Depth of Counterbore

Shoulder Size (inches)
–04 .25
–06 .25
–08 .38 4. Clean the end of the tube thoroughly using a liquid
solvent* such as denatured alcohol, alkaline cleaner or
–10 .38
equivalent. Avoid touching it because oily or greasy
–12 .38 surfaces tend to repel the flux and silver material leav-
–16 .50 ing voids and inclusions.
–20 .50 *CAUTION: Follow solvent manufacturer's recommenda-
–24 .50 tions for proper use. Follow approved procedures for
disposal.
5. Polish tube end to bare metal using silicon carbide

2. Cut the tubing squarely (±1°) to the proper length. A emery cloth. It is important to remove all oil and
tubing cutter is the best tool for this, but a hacksaw or grease first because abrasives tend to scrub the oil
an abrasive wheel can be used. into the surface and/or impregnate it with a fine abra-
sive powder resulting in further contamination. Clean
the tube end to remove the grit produced by the
emery operation. Use either a clean solvent rinse or a
clean, oil free soft cloth.
Prepare the Shoulder
3. Lightly deburr both l.D. and O.D. of tube.
6. Degrease the shoulder thoroughly. Inspect for pres-

ence of rust. If rust is present, follow the steps detailed
previously to emery the counterbore.
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ORS-Braze Type Tube Fittings
Prepare Braze Rings Fluxing and Assembly

7. Degrease rings thoroughly. Preformed silver braze

rings are available from Aeroquip Corporation. The pre-
formed rings (Part Number FF9075-Size) will save you 9. Clamp the tube snugly in a vise. Properly slip ORS-
time and simplify your brazing even more. Braze Type nut (FC2326-SIZE-186) over the tube. The
flux (high temperature 700°F to 1800°F is recom-
If site-made rings are used, cut off a piece of silver
mended) should be applied to all components and
wire* just short of three times the counterbore's diam-
adjacent areas. This will minimize the heat scale
eter. For example, if the counterbore measured 3/4” you
formed, act as a temperature indicator, and promote
would cut 23/16” of wire (3/4” x 2πr = 21/4”). Use needle-
proper alloy flow during the brazing process.
nose pliers to shape the silver wire into a ring.
*If bulk wire is used it must contain a minimum of 45%
silver content.
Silver Braze Ring

Tube Size O.D. 10. Lightly flux ORS-Braze Type shoulder (FC1229-SIZE)
Part Number (inches) counterbore, install clean braze ring to bottom of
FF9075–19 .25 counterbore, reflux counterbore.
FF9075–06 .38
FF9075–74 .50
FF9075–08 .63
FF9075–09 .75
FF9075–86 1.00
FF9075–87 1.25
FF9075–88 1.50
Trial Assembly
8. Fit the shoulder onto the tube; it should fit freely for the 11. Slip shoulder onto tube squarely and so that braze
full counterbore depth. Aeroquip Corporation recom- ring is snug between the tube and counterbore lip.
mends minimal diametrical clearance. Do not touch or
contaminate mating surfaces.
12. Flux outside surfaces of shoulder.
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ORS-Braze Type Tube Fittings Assembly Instructions
Brazing the Assembly

14. Allow braze alloy to solidify completely before
quenching. Cool the assembly in hot water (+180°F
preferred) to help facilitate flux removal. Readily
available flux removers can be added to the water. It
is necessary to remove the flux residue because it is
corrosive.
Braze Inspection
13. To properly braze. the application of heat should

bring both the tube and shoulder up to brazing tem-
perature uniformly. Therefore, most of the heat
should be directed to the shoulder and not the tube.
The flux may be used as a guide:
A. At +212°F the water boils off.
B. At +600°F to +700°F the flux becomes puffy and
starts to “work” (bubbles).
C. At +800°F it lays against the surface and has a 15. Inspect braze for a fillet all the way around the tube.
translucent appearance. Inspect the shoulder sealing surface. There should be
D. At +1100°F it has the appearance of dark clear no alloy overrun or alloy build-up on the sealing sur-
water. face. An accumulation of braze alloy on the sealing
E. At +1125°F the silver braze ring melts and flows surface or a void in the fillet is unacceptable and the
at +1145°F. At this point the shoulder should drop shoulder be replaced.
onto the tube a distance equal to the diameter of
the braze ring, which is not melted and filling in
the area between the counterbore and tube O.D.
There should be visible braze material at both
ends of the shoulder.
The braze joint area needs to be heated uniformly not just
the O.D. surface. At brazing temperature the components
will have a dark red to medium cherry red appearance. Do
not overheat the parts as to char the flux. Remove the
heat after the alloy has melted and pulled through the
joint. Settle the shoulder onto the tube to insure proper
insertion.
16. It is recommended to proof test the assembly in an
NOTE: The heating source should be varied. When using enclosed chamber. Proof test pressure should be
a flame, the fuel mixture should be adjusted so that the twice the system’s operating pressure but should not
base of the flame is blue and there are also orange feath- exceed twice the recommenced operating pressure of
erlike licks at the end of the flame. the tube or end connections.
NOTE: The preceding procedure is recommended only.

No guarantee or warranty is implied.
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ORS® Tube Fittings
Assembly Instructions for ORS Tube Fittings,

Pipe Threads and SAE 37° (JIC) Flared Tube Fittings
Assembly Instruction for ORS Tube Fittings Assembly Instructions for

Standard SAE 37° Flare Type Tube Fitting
Use SAE J524b or SAE J525b tubing for best bending and
flaring results.
1. Cut the tubing with a tube cutter. If a fine tooth hacksaw
is used, make sure cut-off is square; remove burrs with
deburring tool, emery paper or fine file. Clean all dirt
and grit from the l.D. and O.D. of the tube.
2. Place the nut and then the sleeve onto tube. The thread-
ed end of nut and flared end of sleeve must face the
end of tube.
1. Inspect sealing surfaces and O-Ring groove for damage

or foreign material. Check the O-Ring to insure that it is
properly seated in the O-Ring groove.
Align Fittings Hand Tighten
3. Flare the tube end with a flaring tool to provide a 37°

flare. Check the flare for correct diameter, excessive
thin out and burrs or cracks.
4. Lubricate all mating surfaces of nut, ferrule and body
with a heavy lubricant such as Aeroquip 222070 Lube.
2. Lubricate threads with heavy lubricant such as
Aeroquip 222070 Lube. 5. Assemble the nut and sleeve to body. Turn the nut hand
tight then wrench tighten for a leakproof joint. See page
3. Align the ORS Tube Fitting to the flat sealing connec- 283, torque values, for assembly using a torque wrench.
tions and tighten the nut by hand. The nut should tight-
en easily by hand if properly aligned.
The Aeroquip standard 37° flare fitting is easy to disas-

semble and may be reassembled repeatedly.
4. Complete the assembly by wrench tightening the nut to

the recommended torque value on page 282.
Assembly Instructions for Pipe Threads

Hand Tighten
1. Assemble connection hand tight.
2. Mark male and female.
3. Rotate male; 11/2 turns if using thread sealant. 2 turns if

not using thread sealant.
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Tube Fittings Tube Fittings
Assembly Instructions for Tube Fittings
Cutting

To insure a leak-proof joint, the tubing should be cut 5. Slide the ferrule and nut against body and tighten the
square (±1°). A tube cutter is preferred, but a hacksaw or nut onto the body “Hand Tight.” Mark the nut in rela-
abrasive wheel can be used. tion to the body for location.
Deburring
All cut tubes should be deburred. However, deburring is
even more important if the tubing was cut with a hacksaw
or abrasive wheel. Remove any burrs, both internally or
externally, with a deburring tool, emery paper or fine file. 6. Hold tube against body and tighten nut a total of one
Clean the tube before assembly. Clean all dirt and grit and 1/4 turns on –3 through –10 and one and 1/2 turns
from the I.D. and O.D. of the tube. –12 through –32.
Reassembly
1. Slide nut against the body and tighten to “Hand Tight.”
Mark the nut for location.
2. Tighten nut a minimum of one “Hex” flat. The
Aeroquip flareless tube fitting is designed
for a minimum of 10 reassemblies.
Assembly Instructions for

Aeroquip tube fitting
Tubing cut-off
1. Tube should be cut to fit tight against the face of stan-
dard SAE 37° flare body.
Initial assembly
1. Deburr the end internally and externally. Clean all dirt
and grit from I.D. and O.D.
2. Slide the nut and then the ferrule into the tube. Make
sure the tapered end of ferrule points toward the nut.
3. Lubricate all mating surfaces of nut, ferrule and body

with a heavy lubricant such as Aeroquip 222070 Lube.
4. Place end of tube against standard SAE 37° flare body.
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Assembly Instructions – Adjustable O-Ring Boss
On SAE, and On BSPP

BSPP threads without check washer threads with check washer
The O-Ring and back-up washer should

be in the proper position on non-thread-
ed section nearest to locknut. Lubrication
of the O-Ring is recommended.
Tighten the fitting by hand into the

straight thread boss until back-up wash-
er contacts face of boss (left) or check
washer when thread is BSPP (right.)
In order to position the fitting, unscrew

up to one full turn then hold fitting in
desired position and tighten locknut so
that the back-up washer contacts face
of boss and forces the O-Ring within
boss cavity. With BSPP threads use
same procedure. Difference consists in
check washer being in contact with face
of boss (right inset). Assemble to the
respective assembly torque specified
on pages 282 and 283.
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ORS-TF® Tube Fitting
ORS-TF Tube Fittings

ORS-TF Nut

Part no. FC1851–(Size)
The ORS-TF tube fitting, patent pending, utilizing the ORS- Dash Tube Thread
TF nut, ferrule and sleeve can be joined directly to steel Size O.D. T1 A E 1
tubing to solve your fluid leakage problems. It does not 04S .25 9
/16-18 .84 .26 .69
require the time and expense of brazing and provides the 06S .38 11
/16-16 .93 .38 .81
advantage of repetitive reuse. It is a compression type fit- 13
ting that works on a variety of tubing (See page 280 for tub- 08S .50 /16-16 1.06 .51 .94
ing specifications). See page 288 for assembly instructions. 10S .63 1-14 1.13 .63 1.12
12S .75 13/16-12 1.28 .76 1 38
ORS-TF Kit 16S 1.00 17/16-12 1.35 1.01 1.62
Part no. FF90146-(Size) 20S 1.25 111/16-12 1.41 1.26 1.88
24S 1.50 2-12 1.47 1.51 2.25
ORS-TF Ferrule
Part no. FF90102–(Size)
Includes:
FC1851 ORS-TF Nut Dash Tube
FF90102 ORS-TF Ferrule Size O.D. A E
FF90103 ORS-TF Sleeve 04S .25 .25 .26
06S .38 .25 .38
08S .50 .30 .51
10S .63 .30 .63
12S .75 .30 .76
16S 1.00 .30 1.01
Keep It Simple and Clean with ORS 20S 1.25 .30 1.26
24S 1.50 .30 1.51
ORS-TF Sleeve
Part no. FF90103–(Size)
Dash Tube
Size O.D. A E F
04S .25 .32 .17 .25
06S .38 .34 .26 .38
08S .50 .37 .38 .50
10S .63 .40 .48 .63
12S .75 .44 .61 .76
16S 1.00 .50 .81 1.00
20S 1.25 .56 1.05 1.26
24S 1.50 .62 1.26 1.51
Material: Corrosion-resistant plated steel.
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ORS® Braze Type
ORS Braze Type

90° ORS/Braze Port Adapter

Part no. FF1856T(Dash size)*
ORS Bulkhead Male/Braze Adapter (Ref. SAE 520204)
ORS-BR Shoulder Internal Braze Part no. FF1922T(Dash size)*
Part no. FC1229-(Dash size)* Dash Tube Thread
(Ref. SAE 520604)
(Ref. SAE 520115) Size O.D. T1 A B C D
Dash Tube Thread 9
Dash Tube 1 0404S .25 /16-18 .85 .38 .25 .25
Size O.D. T1 A B C F
Size O.D. A B F 9 0606S .38 11
/16-16 .98 .41 .38 .25
0404S .25 /16-18 1.61 1.24 .25 .25 .81
0404S .25 .29 .25 .25 11 0808S .50 13
/16-16 1.10 .59 .50 .38
0606S .38 /16-16 1.72 1.34 .25 .38 1.00
0604S .38 .33 .25 .25 0810S .50 13
/16-16 1.20 .66 .62 .38
13
0606S .38 .29 .25 .38 0808S .50 /16-16 1.94 1.44 .38 .50 1.12
13 1010S .63 1-14 1.31 .66 .62 .38
0806S .50 .39 .25 .38 0810S .50 /16-16 1.94 1.44 .38 .62 1.12
0808S .50 .42 .38 .50 1012S .63 1-14 1.41 .72 .75 .38
1010S .63 1-14 2.11 1.60 .38 .62 1.31
1008S .63 .57 .38 .50 3 1208S .75 13/16-12 1.47 .74 .50 .38
1212S .75 1 /16-12 2.18 1.64 .38 .75 1.50
1208S .50 .61 .38 .50 3 1212S .75 13/16-12 1.47 .72 .75 .38
1010S .63 .42 .38 .62 1214S .75 1 /16-12 2.18 1.64 .38 .88 1.50
7 1216S .75 13/16-12 1.62 .94 1.00 .52
1210S .75 .61 .38 .62 1616S 1.00 1 /16-12 2.43 1.66 .50 1.00 1.75
1212S .75 .44 .38 .75 1616S 1.00 17/16-12 1.64 .94 1.00 .52
2020S 1.25 111/16-12 2.43 1.66 .50 1.25 2.00
1414S .88 .68 .62 .88 11 1620S 1.00 17/16-12 1.76 1.12 1.25 .53
2024S 1.25 1 /16-12 2.43 1.66 .50 1.50 2.12
1612S 1.00 .55 .38 .75 2016S 1.25 111/16-12 2.14 1.13 1.00 .53
2424S 1.50 2-12 2.43 1.66 .50 1.50 2.38
1614S 1.00 .56 .44 .88 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 1.76 1.12 1.25 .53
1616S 1.00 .56 .50 1.00
2424S 1.50 2–12 1.92 1.25 1.50 .52
2016S 1.25 .68 .50 1.00
2020S 1.25 .56 .50 1.25
2420S 1.50 .74 .50 1.25
2424S 1.50 .56 .50 1.50
CAUTION: In applications exceeding +480°F (such as during
brazing) order the oil-coated/non-plated nut by using part
number FC1857-Size-186. When plating is heated above
+480°F toxic gases are given off. ORS/ORS/Braze Port Adapter
ORS/Braze Adapter Part no. FF1858T(Dash size)*
Part no. FF1851T(Dash size)* (Ref. SAE 520472)
(Ref. SAE 520104) Dash Tube Thread
Dash Tube Thread Size O.D. T1 A B C D
Size O.D. T A B F 1 9
0404S .25 /16-18 .85 .36 .25 .25
9
0404S .25 /16-18 .78 .25 .25 .62 0606S .38 11
/16-16 .98 .39 .38 .25
CAUTION: In applications exceeding +480°F (such as during
9
brazing) order the oil coated/non plated nut by using part num- 0406S .25 /16-18 .78 .25 .38 .62 0608S .38 11
/16-16 1.04 .55 .50 .38
ber FC1857-Size-186. When plating is heated above +480°F 11
0604S .38 /16-16 .83 .25 .25 .75 0808S .50 13
/16-16 1.10 .57 .50 .38
toxic gases are given off.
ORS-BR Shoulder External Braze/Weld 0606S .38 11
/16-16 .83 .25 .38 .75 1010S .63 1-14 1.31 .64 .62 .38
Part no. FC2325-(Dash size)* 0608S .38 11
/16-16 .95 .38 .50 .75
(Ref. SAE 520172) 1212S .75 13/16-12 1.47 .69 .75 .38
13
0806S .50 /16-16 .88 .25 .38 .88 1216S .75 13/16-12 1.62 .91 1.00 .52
Dash Tube 13
Size O.D. A B C E 0808S .50 /16-16 1.01 .38 .50 .88 1616S 1.00 17/16-12 1.64 .91 1.00 .52
0810S .50 1-14 1.01 .38 .62 .88 2020S 1.25 111/16-12 1.76 1.10 1.25 .53
0404S .25 .88 .50 .25 .17 13
1008S .63 /16-16 1.12 .38 .50 1.06 2424S 1.50 2-12 1.92 1.25 1.50 .52
0604S .38 .96 .62 .25 .16
1010S .63 1-14 1.12 .38 .62 1.06
0606S .38 .96 .62 .38 .26 1210S .75 13/16-12 1.17 .38 .62 1.25
0806S .50 1.12 .74 .38 .26 1212S .75 13/16-12 1.21 .38 .75 1.25
0808S .50 1.25 .74 .50 .36 1214S .75 13/16-12 1.21 .38 .88 1.25
1008S .63 1.34 .92 .50 .36 1216S .75 13/16-12 1.45 .50 1.00 1.50 ORS/Braze/ORS Port Adapter
1010S .63 1.34 .92 .62 .45 1612S 1.00 17/16-12 1.21 .38 .75 1.50 Part no. FF2115T(Dash size)*
1210S .75 1.44 1.09 .62 .45 1616S 1.00 17/16-12 1.47 .50 1.00 1.50 (Ref. SAE 520472)
1212S .75 1.44 1.09 .75 .55 1620S 1.00 17/16-12 1.47 .50 1.25 1.75 Dash Tube Thread Thread
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C D
1612S 1.00 1.51 1.34 .75 .55 2016S 1.25 111/16-12 1.47 .50 1.00 1.75 9 9
11
0404S .25 /16-18 /16-18 .38 .85 .85 .25
1616S 1.00 1.63 1.34 1.00 .78 2020S 1.25 1 /16-12 1.47 .50 1.25 1.75 11 11
0606S .38 /16-16 /16-16 .41 .98 .98 .25
2016S 1.25 1.63 1.59 1.00 .78 2024S 1.25 111/16-12 1.47 .50 1.50 2.12 13 13
0808S .50 /16-16 /16-16 .59 1.10 1.10 .38
2020S 1.25 1.63 1.59 1.25 1.05 2424S 1.50 2-12 1.47 .50 1.50 2.12
1010S .63 1-14 1-14 .66 1.31 1.31 .38
2416S 1.50 1.63 1.91 1.00 .78 2428S 1.50 2-12 1.60 .62 1.75 2.38
1212S .75 13/16-12 13/16-12 .72 1.47 1.47 .38
2424S 1.50 1.63 1.91 1.50 1.26 1616S 1.00 17/16-12 17/16-12 .94 1.64 1.64 .53
CAUTION: In applications exceeding +480°F (such as during *Aeroquip braze counterbores are dimensioned for sized 2020S 1.25 111/16-12 111/16-12 1.13 1.76 1.76 .53
brazing) order the oil-coated/non-plated nut by using part or emeryed tubing. If tubing is used as received, contact 2424S 1.50 2-12 2-12 1.25 1.92 1.92 .52
number FC1857-Size-186. When plating is heated above Aeroquip for appropriate part number.
+480°F toxic gases are given off. All dimensions in inches.
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ORS® Tube Fittings
ORS-BR Nut
Part no. FC2326(Size) 90° ORS/SAE O-Ring Boss
ORS/Male O-Ring Boss
(Ref. SAE 520110) (adj.) Adapter
Adapter
Part no. FF2211T(Size) Part no. FF1868T(Size)
Dash Tube Thread (Ref. SAE 520122) (Ref. SAE 520220)

Size O.D. T1 A E 1F
04S .25 9
/16-18 .58 .41 .69 Dash Tube Thread Thread Dash Tube Thread Thread
Size O.D. T1 T2 A C 1 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C
11
06S .38 /16-16 .67 .53 .81 11 9
13
0606S .38 /16-16 /16-18 1.97 .47 .75 0403S .25 9
/16-18 3
/8-24 .85 1.19 .37
08S .50 /16-16 .83 .65 .94
11 3
0608S .38 /16-16 /4-16 2.13 .55 .88 0404S .25 9
/16-18 7
/16-20 .85 1.29 .43
10S .63 1-14 .92 .83 1.12
13 3
0808S .50 /16-16 /4-16 2.68 .55 .88 0405S .25 9
/16-18 1
/2-20 .92 1.37 .43
12S .75 13/16-12 1.02 .95 1.38
7
14S .88 13/16-12 1.22 .99 1.38 1010S .63 1-14 /8-14 2.99 .63 1.06 0406S .25 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 .92 1.45 .47
16S 1.00 17/16-12 1.10 1.14 1.62 1212S .75 13/16-12 11/16-12 2.87 .73 1.25 0408S .25 9
/16-18 3
/4-16 .97 1.60 .55
11 7
20S 1.25 111/16-12 1.10 1.42 1.88 0604S .38 /16-16 /16-20 .98 1.37 .43
11 1
24S 1.50 2-12 1.10 1.73 2.25 0605S .38 /16-16 /2-20 .98 1.37 .43
CAUTION: In applications exceeding +480°F (such as during ORS/SAE O-Ring Boss 0606S .38 11
/16-16 9
/16-18 .98 1.45 .47
brazing) order the oil-coated/non-plated nut by using part num-
ber FC1857-Size-186. When plating is heated above +480°F Long Adapter 0608S .38 11
/16-16 3
/4-16 1.04 1.60 .55
toxic gases are given off. Part no. FF1854T(Size) 11 7
(Ref. SAE 520122) 0610S .38 /16-16 /8-14 1.15 1.97 .63
ORS/O-Ring Boss Dash Tube Thread Thread

0612S .38 11
13
/16-16 11/16-12
9
1.25 2.17 .73
1 0806S .50 /16-16 /16-18 1.10 1.44 .47

Size O.D. T1 T2 A C 13 3
0808S .50 /16-16 /4-16 1.10 1.60 .55
ORS/SAE O-Ring 0404S .25 9
/16-18 7
/16-20 2.07 .43 .62 13 7
Boss Adapter 0810S .50 /16-16 /8-14 1.21 1.97 .63
11 9
Part no. FF1852T(Size) 0606S .38 /16-16 /16-18 2.27 .47 .75 13
0812S .50 /16-16 11/16-12 1.32 2.17 .73
(Ref. SAE 520120) 0608S .38 11
/16-16 3
/4-16 2.61 .55 .88 3
1008S .63 1-14 /4-16 1.31 1.80 .55
13 3
0808S .50 /16-16 /4-16 2.67 .55 .88 1010S .63 1-14 7
/8-14 1.31 1.97 .63
Dash Tube Thread Thread
Size O.D. T1 T2 A C 1 1010S .63 1-14 7
/8-14 3.13 .63 1.06 1012S .63 1-14 11/16-12 1.41 2.17 .73
0403S .25 9
/16-18 3
/8-24 1.07 .37 .62 1212S .75 13/16-12 11/16-12 3.75 .73 1.25 1208S .75 13/16-12 3
/4-16 1.47 1.84 .55
9 7
0404S .25 /16-18 /16-20 1.13 .43 .62 1214S .75 13/16-12 13/16-12 3.75 .73 1.38 1210S .75 13/16-12 7
/8-14 1.47 2.01 .63
9 1
0405S .25 /16-18 /2-20 1.13 .43 .62 1212S .75 3
1 /16-12 11/16-12 1.47 2.17 .73
9 9
1616S 1.00 17/16-12 15/16-12 4.13 .73 1.50
0406S .25 /16-18 /16-18 1.20 .47 .69 1214S .75 13/16-12 13/16-12 1.47 2.17 71
0408S .25 9 16
/ -18 3
/4-16 1.32 .55 .88 2020S 1.25 111/16-12 15/8-12 4.75 .73 1.88
1216S .75 13/16-12 15/16-12 1.62 2.35 .73
0603S .38 11
/16-16 3
/8-24 1.28 .37 .75 2424S 1.50 2-12 17/8-12 5.26 .73 2.12
11 7 1612S 1.00 17/16-12 11/16-12 1.64 2.32 .73
0604S .38 /16-16 /16-20 1.34 .43 .75
7
0605S .38 11
/16-16 1
/2-20 1.22 .43 .75 1614S 1.00 1 /16-12 13/16-12 1.64 2.32 .71
11 9
45° ORS/SAE O-Ring Boss 1616S 1.00 17/16-12 15/16-12 1.64 2.35 .73
0606S .38 /16-16 /16-18 1.26 .47 .75 (adj.) Adapter
0608S .38 11
/16-16 3
/4-16 1.38 .55 .88 Part no. FF2068T(Size) 1620S 1.00 17/16-12 15/8-12 1.76 2.45 .73
0610S .38 11
/16-16 7
/8-14 1.53 .63 1.00 (Ref. SAE 520320) 2012S 1.25 111/16-12 11/16-12 1.76 2.42 .73
11
0612S .38 /16-16 11/16-12 1.69 .73 1.25 2016S 1.25 111/16-12 15/16-12 1.76 2.42 .73
0616S .38 11
/16-16 15/16-12 1.73 .73 1.50 Dash Tube Thread Thread 11
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C 2020S 1.25 1 /16-12 15/8-12 1.76 2.45 .73
13 9
0806S .50 /16-16 /16-18 1.48 .47 .88
13 3 0404S .25 9
/16-18 7
/16-20 .63 1.18 .37 2420S 1.50 2-12 15/8-12 1.92 2.56 .73
0808S .50 /16-16 /4-16 1.44 .55 .88
13 7 9 9
2424S 1.50 2-12 17/8-12 1.92 2.59 .73
0810S .50 /16-16 /8-14 1.59 .63 1.00 0406S .25 /16-18 /16-18 .68 1.30 .47
13
0812S .50 /16-16 11/16-12 1.75 .73 1.25 0408S .25 9 16
/ -18 3
/4-16 .67 1.43 .55
13
0814S .50 /16-16 13/16-12 1.75 .73 1.38 11 7
13
0604S .38 /16-16 /16-20 .74 1.22 .43 90° ORS/SAE
0816S .50 /16-16 15/16-12 1.79 .73 1.50
3 0606S .38 11
/16-16 9
/16-18 .74 1.30 .47 O-Ring Boss
1008S .63 1-14 /4-16 1.78 .55 1.06
11 3
(adj.) Long Adapter
1010S .63 1-14 7
/8-14 1.70 .63 1.06 0608S .38 /16-16 /4-16 .74 1.43 .55 Part no. FF2227T(Size)
1012S .63 1-14 11/16-12 1.86 .73 1.25 0806S .50 13
/16-16 9
/16-18 .80 1.29 .47 (Ref. SAE 521520)
1014S .63 1-14 13/16-12 1.86 .73 1.38 13 3
0808S .50 /16-16 /4-16 .80 1.43 .55 Dash Tube Thread Thread
1206S .75 13/16-12 9
/16-18 1.77 .47 1.25 13 7 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C
0810S .50 /16-16 /8-14 .82 1.76 .63
1208S .75 13/16-12 3
/4-16 1.91 .55 1.25 0404S .25 9
/16-18 7
/16-20 .85 2.23 .43
13
1210S .75 13/16-12 7
/8-14 1.99 .63 1.25 0816S .50 /16-16 15/16-12 1.01 2.06 .73 11 9
0606S .38 /16-16 /16-18 .98 2.61 .47
1212S .75 13/16-12 11/16-12 1.92 .73 1.25 1008S .63 1-14 3
/4-16 .92 1.59 .55 13 3
0808S .50 /16-16 /4-16 1.10 2.95 .55
1214S .75 13/16-12 13/16-12 1.92 .73 1.38 1010S .63 1-14 7
/8-14 .92 1.76 .63 7
1010S .63 1-14 /8-14 1.31 3.51 .63
1216S .75 13/16-12 15/16-12 1.96 .73 1.50
1012S .63 1-14 11/16-12 .96 1.97 .73 1212S .75 13/16-12 11/16-12 1.47 3.97 .73
1608S 1.00 17/16-12 3
/4-16 1.96 .55 1.50
1610S 1.00 17/16-12 7
/8-14 2.04 .63 1.50 1210S .75 13/16-12 7
/8-14 1.02 1.81 .63 1616S 1.00 17/16-12 15/16-12 1.64 4.51 .73
1612S 1.00 17/16-12 11/16-12 2.14 .73 1.50 1212S .75 13/16-12 11/16-12 1.02 .97 .73 2020S 1.25 111/16-12 15/8-12 1.76 4.98 .73
1614S 1.00 17/16-12 13/16-12 1.98 .73 1.50 1216S .75 13/16-12 15/16-12 1.16 2.06 .73
1616S 1.00 17/16-12 15/16-12 1.98 .73 1.50
1612S 1.00 17/16-12 11/16-12 1.18 2.03 .73
1620S 1.00 17/16-12 15/8-12 2.06 .73 1.88
1616S 1.00 17/16-12 15/16-12 1.18 2.06 .73
2016S 1.25 111/16-12 15/16-12 2.28 .73 1.75
2020S 1.25 111/16-12 15/8-12 2.06 .73 1.88 1620S 1.00 17/16-12 15/8-12 1.26 2.11 .73
2024S 1.25 111/16-12 17/8-12 2.13 .73 2.12 2020S 1.25 111/16-12 15/8-12 1.26 2.11 .73
2420S 1.50 2-12 15/8-12 2.35 .73 2.12 2424S 1.50 2-12 17/8-12 1.45 2.11 .73
2424S 1.50 2-12 17/8-12 2.13 .73 2.12
297
ORS/O-Ring Boss
ORS/NPTF
(continued)
ORS/ORS/SAE O-Ring Boss (Adj) Adapter ORS/Male NPTF Adapter

Part no. FF1861T-(Size) Part no. FF2031T-(Size) 90° ORS/Male NPTF Adapter
(Ref. SAE 520102) Part no. FF2032T-(Size)
(Ref. SAE 520429)
Dash Tube Thread Thread (Ref. SAE 520202)
Dash Tube Thread Thread 1
Size O.D. T1 T2 A Dash Tube Thread Thread
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C
0402S .25 9
/16–18 1
/8–27 1.03 .62 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
9 3
0403S .25 /16–18 /8–24 .85 1.19 .37 9 1
0404S .25 9
/16–18 1
/4–18 1.24 .62 0402S .25 /16–18 /8–27 .85 .78
0404S .25 9/16–18 7
/16–20 .85 1.29 .43 9 1
0406S .25 9
/16–18 3
/8–18 1.24 .75 0404S .25 /16–18 /4–18 .92 1.08
0606S .38 11/16–16 9
/16–18 .98 1.45 .47 11 1
0408S .25 9 16
/ –18 1
/2–14 1.49 .88 0602S .38 /16–16 /8–27 .98 .86
0608S .38 11/16–16 3
/4–16 1.04 1.60 .55 11 1
0602S .38 11
/16–16 1
/8–27 1.12 .75 0604S .38 /16–16 /4–18 .98 1.08
0808S .50 13/16–16 3
/4–16 1.10 1.60 .55 11 3
7 0604S .38 11
/16–16 1
/4–18 1.30 .75 0606S .38 /16-–16 /8–18 1.04 1.21
1010S .63 1–14 /8–14 1.31 1.97 .63 11 1
0606S .38 11
/16–16 3
/8–18 1.30 .75 0608S .38 /16–16 /2–14 1.15 1.53
1210S .75 13/16–12 7
/8–14 1.47 2.01 .63 13 1
0608S .38 11
/16–16 1
/2–14 1.55 .88 0802S .50 /16–16 /8–27 1.10 1.06
1212S .75 13/16–12 11/16–12 1.47 2.17 .73 13 3
0804S .50 13
/16–16 1
/4–18 1.36 .88 0806S .50 /16–16 /8–18 1.10 1.21
1216S .75 13/16–12 15/16–12 1.62 2.35 .71 13 1
0806S .50 13
/16–16 3
/8–18 1.36 .88 0808S .50 /16–16 /2–14 1.21 1.53
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 15/16–12 1.64 2.35 .73 13 3
0808S .50 13
/16–16 1
/2–14 1.61 .88 0812S .50 /16–14 /4–14 1.32 1.65
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 15/8–12 1.76 2.45 .73 1
0812S .50 13
/16–16 3
/4–14 1.68 1.06 1008S .63 1–14 /2–14 1.31 1.53
2424S 1.50 2–12 17/8–12 1.92 2.59 .73 3
1008S .63 1–14 1
/2–14 1.72 1.06 1012S .63 1–14 /4–14 1.41 1.65
1012S .63 1–14 3
/4–14 1.78 1.06 1208S .75 13/16–12 1
/2–14 1.47 1.65
3 3
1016S .63 1–14 1–111/2 1.97 1.38 1212S .75 1 /16–12 /4–14 1.47 1.65
1208S .75 13/16–12 1
/2–14 1.84 1.25 1216S .75 13/16–12 1–111/2 1.62 2.03
1212S .75 13/16–12 3
/4–14 1.84 1.25 1612S 1.00 17/16–12 3
/4–14 1.64 1.84
1216S .75 13/16–12 1–111/2 2.03 1.38 1616S 1.00 17/16–12 1–111/2 1.64 2.03
1612S 1.00 17/16–12 3
/4–14 1.86 1.50 2016S 1.25 1 /16–12 1–111/2
11
1.76 2.38
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 1–111/2 2.05 1.50 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 11/4–111/2 1.76 2.41
1620S 1.00 17/16–12 11/4–111/2 2.16 1.69 2424S 1.50 2–12 11/2–111/2 1.92 2.70
2016S 1.25 111/16–12 1–111/2 2.13 1.75
ORS/SAE O-Ring Boss (Adj)/ORS Adapter 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 11/4–111/2 2.16 1.75
Part no. FF1865T-(Size) 2424S 1.50 2–12 11/2–111/2 2.26 2.12
(Ref. SAE 520428)
Dash Tube Thread Thread Thread
Size O.D. T1 T2 T3 A B C
0404S .25 9/16–18 9/16–18 7/16–20 1.29 .85 .85
0406S .25 9/16–18 9/16–18 9/16–18 1.45 .92 .92
0604S .38 11/16–20 11/16–20 7/16–20 1.37 1.17 .98
0606S .38 11/16–16 11/16–16 9/16–18 1.45 .98 .98
0806S .50 13/16-–16 13/16–16 9/16–18 1.44 1.10 1.10
0808S .50 13/16–16 13/16–16 3/4–16 1.60 1.10 1.10 ORS/ORS/Male NPTF Adapter
45° ORS/Male NPTF Adapter Part no. FF2001T-(Size)
0812S .50 13/16–16 13/16–16 11/16–12 2.17 1.32 1.32
Part no. FF2093T-(Size) (Ref. SAE 520425)
1010S .63 1–14 1–14 7/8–14 1.97 1.31 1.31 (Ref. SAE 520302)
1012S .63 1–14 1–14 11/16–12 2.17 1.41 1.41 Dash Tube Thread Thread
Dash Tube Thread Thread Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 11/16–12 2.17 1.47 1.47
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 9 1
1220S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 15/8–12 2.45 1.74 1.74 0402S .25 /16–18 /8–27 .85 .78
9 1
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 15/16–12 2.35 1.64 1.64 0402S .25 /16–18 /8–27 .63 .68 0404S .25 9
/16–18 1
/4–18 .92 1.08
9 1
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 15/8–12 2.45 1.76 1.76 0404S .25 /16–18 /4–18 .68 .93 0604S .38 11
/16–16 1
/4–18 .98 1.08
9 3
2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 17/8–12 2.59 1.92 1.92 0406S .25 /16–18 /8–18 .67 1.04 0606S .38 11
/16–16 3
/8–18 1.04 1.21
11 1
0005S – 17/16–12 13/16–12 11/16–12 2.32 1.64 1.62 0604S .38 /16–16 /4–18 .74 .93 0806S .50 13
/16–16 3
/8–18 1.10 1.21
11 3
0001S – 17/16–12 13/16–12 15/16–12 2.35 1.64 1.62 0606S .38 /16–16 /8–18 .74 1.04 0808S .50 13
/16–16 1
/2–14 1.21 1.53
11 1
0012S – 13/16–12 111/16–12 15/16–12 2.42 1.59 1.76 0608S .38 /16–16 /2–14 .76 1.21 1008S .63 1–14 1
/2–14 1.31 1.53
13 1
0003S – 1–14 13/16–16 11/16–12 2.17 1.41 1.32 0804S .50 /16–16 /4–18 .80 .92 1206S .75 13/16–12 3
/8–18 1.47 1.46
13 3
0806S .50 /16–16 /8–18 .80 1.04 1212S .75 13/16–12 3
/4–14 1.47 1.65
13 1
0808S .50 /16–16 /2–14 .82 1.20 1216S .75 3
1 /16–12 1–111/2 1.63 2.03
1
1008S .63 1–14 /2–14 .92 1.20 1616S 1.00 17/16–12 1–111/2 1.64 2.03
1212S .75 13/16–12 3
/4–14 1.02 1.23 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 11/4–111/2 1.76 2.41
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 1–111/2 1.18 1.51 2424S 1.50 2–12 11/2–111/2 1.92 2.70
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 11/4–111/2 1.26 1.69
2424S 1.50 2–12 11/2–111/2 1.45 1.80
All dimensions are in inches.
298
ORS® Tube Fittings
ORS/ORS

ORS/ORS/ORS Adapter
ORS/ORS Adapter Part no. FF1898T-(Size)
Part no. FF2000T-(Size) (Ref. SAE 520221)
90° ORS/ORS Female Adapter
(Ref. SAE 520101)
Part no. FF2098T-(Size) Dash Tube Thread Thread Thread
Dash Tube Thread Thread (Ref. SAE 520221) Size O.D. T1 T2 T3 A B
Size O.D. T1 T2 A 1
Dash Tube Thread Thread 0404S .25 9
/16–18 9/16–18 9/16–18 1.70 .85
9 9
0404S .25 /16–18 /16–18 1.08 .62 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 0606S .38 11
/16–16 11/16–16 11/16–16 1.96 .98
11 9
0604S .38 /16–16 /16–18 1.17 .75 0404S .25 9
/16–18 9
/16–18 .85 1.04 0608S .38 11
/16–16 11/16–16 13/16–16 2.08 1.10
11 11
0606S .38 /16–16 /16–16 1.22 .75 0606S .38 11
/16–16 11
/16–16 .98 1.15 0808S .50 13
/16–16 13/16–16 13/16–16 2.20 1.10
13 11
0806S .50 /16–16 /16–16 1.33 .88 0808S .50 13
/16–16 13
/16–16 1.10 1.49 1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1–14 2.62 1.31
13 13
0808S .50 /16–16 /16–16 1.39 .88 1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1.31 1.62 0004S 13/16–12 13/16–16 13/16–16 2.79 1.32
13
1008S .63 1–14 /16–16 1.57 1.06 1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 1.47 1.82 1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 113/16-–12 2.94 1.47
1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1.68 1.06 1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 1.64 2.10 1216S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 17/16–12 3.24 1.76
1208S .75 13/16–12 13
/16–16 1.69 1.25 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 1.76 2.29 1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 17/16–12 3.28 1.64
1210S .75 13/16–12 1–14 1.80 1.25 2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 1.92 2.41 0003S 111/16–12 17/16–12 13/16–12 3.52 1.74
1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 1.86 1.25 2016S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 17/16–12 3.52 1.76
1612S 1.00 17/16–12 13/16–12 1.92 1.50 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 111/16–12 3.52 1.76
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 1.94 1.50 2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 2–12 3.84 1.92
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 2.02 1.75
2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 2.09 2.12
90° ORS/ORS Adapter

Part no. FF2035T-(Size)
(Ref. SAE 520201)
ORS/ORS Reducer Adapter Dash Tube Thread Thread
Part no. FF2281T-(Size) Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
(Ref. SAE 520101) 9 9
0404S .25 /16–18 /16–18 .85 .85
/16–16 9
/16–18 .98 .92
Size O.D. T1 T2 A 1 11 11
0606S .38 /16–16 /16–16 .98 .98
9 11
0406S .38 /16–18 /16–16 .77 .81 0804S .50 13
/16–16 9
/16–18 1.10 .97
9 13
0408S .50 /16–18 /16–16 .86 .94 0806S .50 13
/16–16 11
/16–16 1.10 1.04
9
0410S .63 /16–18 1–14 .90 1.12 0808S .50 13
/16–16 13
/16–16 1.10 1.10
9
0412S .75 /16–18 13/16–12 .98 1.38 1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1.31 1.31
11 13
0608S .50 /16–16 /16–16 .88 .94 1208S .75 13/16–12 13
/16–16 1.47 1.34
11
0610S .63 /16–16 1–14 .95 1.12 1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 1.47 1.47
11
0612S .75 /16–16 13/16–12 1.03 1.38 1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 1.64 1.64
13
0810S .63 /16–16 1–14 1.02 1.12 2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 1.76 1.76
13
0812S .75 /16–16 13/16–12 1.10 1.38 2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 1.92 1.92
13
0816S 1.00 /16–16 17/16–12 1.15 1.62
1224S 1.50 13/16–12 2–12 1.32 2.25
1620S 1.25 17/16–12 111/16–12 1.47 1.88
1624S 1.50 17/16–12 2–12 1.34 2.25
Available without nut, order by Part No. FF2151-
(Dash Size).
299
ORS® Tube Fittings
ORS/ORS (continued)
90° ORS/ORS Bulkhead Adapter ORS Cap Assembly

Part no. FF2030T-(Size) Part no. FF9863-(Size)
(Ref. SAE 520701) (Ref. SAE 520112)
ORS/ORS/ORS Female Adapter
Part no. FF1857T-(Size) Dash Tube Thread Thread Dash Tube Thread
(Ref. SAE 520433) Size O.D. T1 T2 A B E Size O.D. T1 A D 1
Dash Tube Thread Thread 0404S .25 9/16–18 9/16–18 .89 1.85 .17 04S .25 9
/16–18 .66 .32 .69
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 0606S .38 11/16–16 11/16–16 1.02 2.05 .26 06S .38 11
/16–16 .75 .38 .81
0404S .25 9
/16–18 9
/16–18 .85 1.04 0806S .50 13/16–16 11/16–16 1.14 2.12 .26 08S .50 13
/16–16 .90 .43 .94
11 11 0808S .50 13/16–16 13/16–16 1.14 2.18 .38 10S .63 1–14 1.00 .53 1.12
0606S .38 /16–16 /16–16 .98 1.15
13 13 1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1.36 2.48 .48 12S .75 13/16–12 1.10 .57 1.38
0808S .50 /16–16 /16–16 1.10 1.49
1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 1.52 2.65 .61 16S 1.00 17/16–12 1.17 .58 1.62
1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1.31 1.62
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 1.67 2.80 .81 20S 1.25 111/16–12 1.17 .58 1.88
1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 1.47 1.82
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 1.79 2.97 1.03 24S 1.50 2–12 1.17 .58 2.25
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 1.64 2.10
2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 1.95 3.13 1.26
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 1.76 2.29
2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 1.92 2.41
ORS Accessories
ORS Cap (use with FC2326 Nut)

Part no. FF9766-(Size)
Dash Tube
Size O.D. A B C D
04S .25 .34 .16 .50 .40
ORS/ORS Female/ORS Adapter ORS Bulkhead Nut 06S .38 .37 .18 .62 .52
Part no. FF2114T-(Size) Part no. FF9768-(Size) 08S .50 .47 .20 .74 .64
(Ref. SAE 520432) (Ref. SAE 520118) 10S .63 .47 .24 .92 .82
12S .75 .53 .26 1.09 .94
Dash Tube Thread Thread Dash Tube Thread
14S .88 .71 .45 1.09 .97
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C Size O.D. T1 A B
9 9
16S 1.00 .59 .28 1.34 1.13
0404S .25 /16–18 /16–18 1.04 .85 .85 04S .25 9
/16–18 .81 .27
11 11
20S 1.25 .59 .28 1.59 1.40
0606S .38 /16–16 /16–16 1.15 .98 .98 06S .38 11
/16–16 1.00 .31
13 13
24S 1.50 .59 .28 1.91 1.71
0808S .50 /16–16 /16–16 1.49 1.10 1.10 08S .50 13
/16–16 1.12 .35
1010S .63 1–14 1–14 1.62 1.31 1.31 10S .63 1–14 1.31 .41
0001S – 13/16–12 9
/16–18 1.82 1.47 1.19 12S .75 13/16–12 1.50 .41
1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 1.82 1.47 1.47 16S 1.00 17/16–12 1.75 .41
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 2.10 1.64 1.64 20S 1.25 111/16–12 2.00 .41
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 2.29 1.76 1.76 24S 1.50 2–12 2.38 .41
2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 2.41 1.92 1.92
ORS Silver Braze Ring FF9075-
Tube Size O.D.
Part Number (inches)
FF9075–19 .25
FF9075–06 .38
ORS Bulkhead/ ORS Plug
FF9075–74 .50
ORS Adapter Part no. FF9767-(Size)
Part no. FF1994T-(Size) FF9075–08 .63
(Ref. SAE 520109)
(Ref. SAE 520601) FF9075–09 .75
Dash Tube Thread FF9075–86 1.00
Dash Tube Thread Thread Size O.D. T1 A 1
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 1 FF9075–87 1.25
9
04S .25 /16–18 .66 .62 FF9075–88 1.50
0404S .25 9/16–18 9/16–18 1.90 1.24 .81 06S .38 11
/16–16 .75 .75
0606S .38 11/16–16 11/16–16 2.09 1.34 1.00 08S .50 13
/16–16 .87 .88
0608S .38 11/16–16 13/16–16 2.24 1.44 1.12 10S .63 1–14 1.02 1.06
0808S .50 13/16–16 13/16–16 2.30 1.44 1.12 12S .75 13/16–12 1.08 1.25
1008S .63 1–14 13/16–16 2.46 1.44 1.12 16S 1.00 17/16–12 1.10 1.50
1010S .63 1–14 1–14 2.62 1.60 1.31 20S 1.25 111/16–12 1.10 1.75
1212S .75 13/16–12 13/16–12 2.72 1.64 1.50 24S 1.50 2–12 1.10 2.12
1616S 1.00 17/16–12 17/16–12 2.76 1.66 1.75
2016S 1.25 111/16–12 17/16–12 2.76 1.66 1.75
2020S 1.25 111/16–12 111/16–12 2.76 1.66 2.00
2424S 1.50 2–12 2–12 2.76 1.66 2.38
300
Adapters
Pipe to Pipe

External pipe/Internal pipe
Part no. 2040-(Dash size)
(Ref. SAE 140139)
External pipe/External pipe (NPSM) Dash Thread Thread
Part no. 2015-(Dash size) Size P1 P2 A
Nipple-External pipe/External pipe
Dash Thread Thread 2–2S 1
/8–27 1
/8–27 1.04
Size P1 P2 A 2–4S 1
/8–27 1
/4–18 1.21
(Ref. SAE 140137)
1 1
8-8S 1
/2–14 1
/2–14 1.50 4–4S /4–18 /4–18 1.39
Dash Thread Thread 1 3
Size P1 P2 A 12-12S 3
/4–14 3
/4–14 1.62 4–6S /4–18 /8–18 1.44
1 1
16-16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.91 4–8S /4–18 /2–14 1.68
1 1
2–2S /8–27 /8–27 1.06 24-24S 11/2–111/2 11/2–111/2 2.14 6–6S 3
/8–18 3
/8–18 1.44
1 1
4–2S /4–18 /8–27 1.26 6–8S 3
/8–18 1
/2–14 1.68
1 1
4–4S /4–18 /4–18 1.45 8–8S 1
/2–14 1
/2–14 1.87
3 1
6–4S /8–18 /4–18 1.45 8–12S 1
/2–14 3
/4–14 1.93
3 3
6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.45 12–12S 3
/4–14 3
/4–14 1.93
1 1
8–4S /2–14 /4–18 1.70 12–16S 3
/4–14 1–111/2 2.18
1 3
8–6S /2–14 /8–18 1.70 16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 2.37
1 1
8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.89 16–20S 1–111/2 11/4–111/2 2.46
3 3
12–6S /4–14 /8–18 1.77 20–20S 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 2.49
3 1
12–8S /4–14 /2–14 1.96 20–24S 11/4–111/2 11/2–111/2 2.50
3 3
12–12S /4–14 /4–14 1.96 24–24S 11/2–111/2 11/2–111/2 2.53
16–12S 1–111/2 3
/4–14 2.15 32–32S 2–111/2 2–111/2 2.66
16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 2.34 Reducer-External pipe/Internal pipe
20–16S 11/4–111/2 1–111/2 2.45 Part no. 2081-(Dash size)
20–20S 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 2.48 (Ref. SAE 140140)
24–24S 11/2–111/2 11/2–111/2 2.61 Dash Thread Thread
32–32S 2–111/2 2–111/2 2.82 Size P1 P2 A
1 1
4–2S /4–18 /8–27 .85
3 1
6–2S /8–18 /8–27 1.00
3 1
6–4S /8–18 /4–18 .85
1 1
External pipe/Plug
8–2S /2–14 /8–27 1.10
1 1
8–4S /2–14 /4–18 1.10
8–6S 1
/2–14 3
/8–18 1.12 Dash Thread
3 1 Size P1 A B
12–4S /4–14 /4–14 1.17
1
12–6S 3
/4–14 3
/8–18 1.17 2S /8–27 .58 .44
1
Nipple-External pipe/External pipe 12–8S 3
/4–14 1
/2–14 1.36 4S /4–18 .76 .56
3
Part no. 2084-(Dash size) 16–6S 1–111/2 3
/8–14 1.36 6S /8–18 .79 .69
1
Dash Thread 16–8S 1–111/2 1
/2–14 1.36 8S /2–14 .98 .88
3
Size P A 16–12S 1–111/2 3
/4–14 1.49 12S /4–14 1.08 1.06
20–12S 11/4–111/2 3
/4–14 1.47 16S 1–111/2 1.27 1.31
2S–3/4 1
/8–27 .75
1
20–16S 11/4–111/2 1–111/2 1.61 20S 11/4–111/2 1.30 1.75
2S–2 /8–27 2.00
24–12S 11/2–111/2 3
/4–14 1.57 24S 11/2–111/2 1.33 2.00
4S–7/8 1
/4–18 .88
3
24–16S 11/2–111/2 1–111/2 1.57
6S–1 /8–18 1.00
3
24–20S 11/2–111/2 11/4–111/2 1.71
6S–2 /8–18 2.00
3
32–16S 2–111/2 1–111/2 1.75
6S–3 /8–18 3.00
3
32–20S 2–111/2 11/4–111/2 1.75
6S–4 /8–18 4.00
3
32–24S 2–111/2 11/2–111/2 1.75
6S–6 /8–18 6.00
8S–11/8 1
/2–14 1.12
8S–21/2 1
/2–14 2.50
12S–13/8 3
/4–14 1.38
16S–11/2 1–111/2 1.50
20S–15/8 11/4–111/2 1.62 External pipe/Plug countersunk hex
24S–13/4 11/2–111/2 1.75 Part no. 2222-(Dash size)
Dash Thread
Size P1 A B
1
2S /8–27 .30 .19
1
4S /4–18 .46 .25
3
6S /8–18 .46 .31
1
8S /2–14 .61 .38
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Adapters
Pipe to pipe
(continued)
Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/

Coupling – Internal pipe/Internal pipe External pipe
Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/ Part no. 2096-(Dash size) Part no. 2049-(Dash size)
External pipe
Part no. 2045-(Dash size) Dash Thread (Ref. SAE 140330)
Size P A
(Ref. SAE 140130) Dash Thread Thread
2S 1
/8-27 .75 Size P1 P2 A B
Dash Thread Thread 1
4S /4-18 1.13 2-2S 1
/8-27 1
/8-27 .67 .70
Size P1 P2 A 3
6S /8-18 1.13 4-4S 1
/4-18 1
/4-18 .79 .79
1 1
2-2S /8-27 /8-27 .96 8S 1
/2-14 1.50 3 3
1 1
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 .92 1.09
2-4S /8-27 /4-18 1.14 12S 3
/4-14 1.53 3 1
1 1
6-8S /8-18 /2-14 .92 1.41
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 1.26 16S 1-111/2 1.89 1 3
1 3
8-6S /2-14 /8-18 .91 1.09
4-6S /4-18 /8-18 1.26 20S 11/4-111/2 1.93 1 1
3 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 .91 1.33
6-4S /8-18 /4-18 1.26 24S 11/2-111/2 1.93 3 3
3 3
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 1.10 1.53
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 1.32
3 1
16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.26 1.53
6-8S /8-18 /2-14 1.58
1 3
20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 1.25 1.75
8-6S /2-14 /8-18 1.37
1 1
24-24S 11/2-111/2 11/2-111/2 1.41 2.00
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 1.62
1 3
32-32S 2-111/2 2-111/2 1.50 2.00
8-12S /2-14 /4-14 1.62
3 3
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 1.75
3
12-16S /4-14 1-111/2 2.00
16-12S 1-111/2 3
/4-14 1.76
16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 2.02
20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 2.08
24-24S 11/2-111/2 11/2-111/2 2.20
External pipe/External pipe
32-32S 2-111/2 2-111/2 2.39 Part no. 2247-(Dash size)
Dash Thread Thread Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/

Size P1 P2 A B Internal pipe
1 1
2-2S /8-27 /8-27 .52 .52
1 1
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 .86 .86 (Ref. SAE 140331)
3 1
6-4S /8-18 /4-18 .95 .95 Dash Thread Thread
3 3
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 .95 .95 Size P1 P2 A B
1 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 1.13 1.17 1 1
3 3
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 .79 .97
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 1.17 1.20 3 3
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 .92 1.18
Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/ 16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.20 1.48 1 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 .91 1.41
Internal pipe 20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 1.88 1.54 3 3
Part no. 2046-(Dash size) (Ref. SAE 140131) 12-12S /4-14 /4-14 1.10 1.53
16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.26 1.53
Dash Thread Thread 20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 1.45 1.81
Size P1 P2 A
1 1
2-2S /8-27 /8-27 .84
1 1
2-4S /8-27 /4-18 1.06
1 1
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 1.30
1 3
4-6S /4-18 /8-18 1.31
3 3
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 1.33
3 1
6-8S /8-18 /2-14 1.45
1 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 1.56
3 3
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 1.77
16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 2.06 External pipe/Internal pipe
20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 2.06 Part no. 2088-(Dash size)
24-24S 11/2-111/2 11/2-111/2 2.18
(Ref. SAE 140339)
32-32S 2-111/2 2-111/2 2.30
Dash Thread Thread
Size P1 P2 A B
1 1
2-2S /8-27 /8-27 .47 .72
1 1
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 .62 1.05
3 3
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 .72 1.06
1 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 .91 1.34
3 3
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 .97 1.38
All dimensions in inches. 16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.12 1.72
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Adapters

External pipe/External pipe Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/
Part no. 2085-(Dash size) External pipe
Dash Thread Thread
Size P1 P2 A B (Ref. SAE 140230)
2–2S 1
/8–27 1
/8–27 .78 .78 Part no. 2089-(Dash size) Dash Thread Thread
4–4S 1
/4–18 1
/4–18 1.09 1.09 Size P1 P2 A B
3 1 (Ref. SAE 140239)
6–4S /8–18 /4–18 1.22 1.22 2-2S 1
/8-27 1
/8-27 .71 1.03
6–6S 3
/8–18 3
/8–18 1.22 1.22 Dash Thread Thread 1 1
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 .91 1.28
1 3 Size P1 P2 A B
8–6S /2–14 /8–18 1.47 1.28 4-6S 1
/4-18 3
/8-18 1.09 1.53
1 1
8–8S 1
/2–14 1
/2–14 1.47 1.47 2-2S /8-27 /8-27 .78 .66 6-6S 3
/8-18 3
/8-18 1.09 1.53
1 1
12–8S 3
/4–14 1
/2–14 1.59 1.59 2-4S /8-27 /4-18 .90 .88 6-8S 3
/8-18 1
/2-14 1.03 1.84
1 1
12–12S 3
/4–14 3
/4–14 1.59 1.59 4-2S /4-18 /8-27 1.09 .67 8-6S 1
/2-14 3
/8-18 1.08 1.65
1 1
16–12S 1–111/2 3
/4–14 1.97 1.78 4-4S /4-18 /4-18 1.09 .88 8-8S 1
/2-14 1
/2-14 1.08 1.84
1 3
16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.97 1.97 4-6S /4-18 /8-18 1.22 1.02 8-12S 1
/2-14 3
/4-14 1.24 2.03
3 1
6-4S /8-18 /4-18 1.22 1.01 12-8S 3
/4-14 1
/2-14 1.36 2.03
3 3
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 1.22 1.02 12-12S 3
/4-14 3
/4-14 1.36 2.03
3 1
6-8S /8-18 /2-14 1.28 1.23 12-16S 3
/4-14 1-111/2 1.51 2.41
1 3
8-6S /2-14 /8-18 1.47 1.01 16-12S 1-111/2 3
/4-14 1.53 2.22
1 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 1.47 1.23 16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.53 2.41
1 3
8-12S /2-14 /4-14 1.59 1.36 20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 1.82 2.65
3 1
12-8S /4-14 /2-14 1.59 1.35 24-24S 11/2-111/2 11/2-111/2 2.02 2.84
3 3
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 1.59 1.36 32-32S 2-111/2 2-111/2 2.37 3.34
16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.97 1.62
20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 2.38 1.70
24-24S 11/2-111/2 11/2-111/2 2.64 2.08
External pipe/Hose connector
Part no. FF1162-(Dash size)
Dash Tube Thread

Size O.D. P A B C
1
0406S .38 /4–18 .96 1.54 .38
3
1212S .75 /4–14 1.41 1.83 .75
1616S 1.00 1–111/2 1.71 1.94 1.00
2020S 1.25 11/4–111/2 1.96 2.15 1.25
Clamp required. Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/
Internal pipe
External pipe swivel/Internal pipe Part no. 2048-(Dash size)
Dash Thread Thread
Dash Thread Thread Size P1 P2 A B
Size P1 P2 A B 1 1
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 .91 .97
1 1
4-4S /4-18 /4-18 1.72 .88 6-6S 3
/8-18 3
/8-18 1.09 1.09
3 3
6-6S /8-18 /8-18 1.69 1.02 8-8S 1
/2-14 1
/2-14 1.08 1.34
1 1
8-8S /2-14 /2-14 2.14 1.23 12-12S 3
/4-14 3
/4-14 1.36 1.53
3 3
12-12S /4-14 /4-14 2.25 1.36 16-16S 1-111/2 1-111/2 1.53 1.78
External pipe swivel/External pipe NOTE: The above adapter is not a rotating swivel 20-20S 11/4-111/2 11/4-111/2 1.82 2.03
Part no. 2251-(Dash size) joint. Care must be exercised to avoid misuse. To 24-24S 11/2-111/2 11/2-111/2 2.02 2.28
be used with petroleum or water glycol fluids.
Dash Thread Thread
Size P1 P2 A B
1 1
4–4S /4–18 /4–18 1.72 1.09
3 3
6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.78 1.22
1 1
8–8S /2–14 /2–14 2.14 1.47
3 3
12–12S /4–14 /4–14 2.33 1.47
NOTE: The above adapter is not a rotating union
or swivel joint. Care must be exercised to avoid
misuse. To be used with petroleum or water gly-
col fluids.
303
Adapters
Pipe to Pipe
(continued)
External pipe/Internal pipe Internal pipe swivels (NPSM)

Part no. 2093–(Dash size) Part no. 2255–(Dash size)
Internal pipe/Internal pipe Dash Thread Thread Dash Thread
Size P1 P2 A B C Size P1 A B
Part no. 2087–(Dash size)
1
(Ref. SAE 140238) 2–2S 1
/8–27 1
/8–27 .78 .66 .78 2–2S /8–27 .71 .71
1
/4–18 1
/4–18 1.09 .88 1.09 4–4S /4–18 .91 .91
Size P1 P2 A B 6–6S 3
/8–18 3
/8–18 1.22 1.02 1.22 6–6S 3
/8–18 1.09 1.09
1
2–2S 1
/8–27 1
/8–27 .66 .66 8–8S 1
/2–14 1
/2–14 1.47 1.23 1.47 8–8S /2–14 1.08 1.08
3
4–2S 1
/4–18 1
/8–27 .88 .67 12–12S 3
/4–14 3
/4–14 1.59 1.36 1.59 12–12S /4–14 1.36 1.36
4–4S 1
/4–18 1
/4–18 .88 .88 16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.97 1.62 1.97 16–16S 1–111/2 1.53 1.53
3 1
6–4S /8–18 /4–18 1.02 1.01
3 3
6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.02 1.02
1 3
8–6S /2–14 /8–18 1.23 1.01
1 1
8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.23 1.23
3 1
12–8S /4–14 /2–14 1.36 1.35
3 3
12–12S /4–14 /4–14 1.36 1.36
16–12S 1–111/2 3
/4–14 1.62 1.39
16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.62 1.62
20–20S 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 1.70 1.70
24–24S 11/2–111/2 11/2–111/2 2.08 2.08

Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/Internal pipe
(Ref. SAE 140424) Part no. 2253–(Dash size)
Dash Thread Thread Dash Thread Thread
Size P1 P2 A B C Size P1 P2 A B
1 1
2–2S /8–27 /8–27 .78 .66 .66 4–4S 1
/4–18 1
/4–18 1.08 .97
1 1
4–4S /4–18 /4–18 1.09 .88 .88 6–6S 3
/8–18 3
/8–18 1.26 1.09
3 3
6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.22 1.02 1.02 8–8S 1
/2–14 1
/2–14 1.27 1.34
External pipe\External pipe 1 1
8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.47 1.23 1.23 12–12S 3
/4–14 3
/4–14 1.59 1.53
Part no. 2257–(Dash size) 3 3
12–12S /4–14 /4–14 1.59 1.36 1.36 16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.82 1.78
Dash Thread
Size P A B
16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.97 1.62 1.62
20–20S 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 2.83 1.95 1.76
1
2–2S /8–27 .78 .78
1
4–4S /4–18 1.09 1.09
3
6–6S /8–18 1.22 1.22
1
8–8S /2–14 1.47 1.47
3
12–12S /4–14 1.59 1.59
16–16S 1–111/2 1.97 1.97

(Ref. SAE 140425)
Dash Thread Thread
Size P1 P2 A B
Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/External pipe 2–2S 1
/8–27 1
/8–27 .78 .66
External pipe/Internal pipe Part no. 2254–(Dash size) 1 1
Part no. 2256–(Dash size) 4–4S /4–18 /4–18 1.09 .88
/8–18 3
/8–18 1.22 1.02
Dash Thread Thread Size P1 P2 A B 1 1
Size P1 P2 A B 8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.47 1.23
1 1
1 1
2–2S /8–27 /8–27 .71 .92 12–12S 3
/4–14 3
/4–14 1.59 1.36
2–2S /8–27 /8–27 .78 .66 1 1
1 1
4–4S /4–18 /4–18 .91 1.23 16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.97 1.62
4–4S /4–18 /4–18 1.09 .88 3 3
3 3
6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.09 1.53
6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.22 1.02 1 1
1 1
8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.00 1.81
8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.47 1.23 3 3
3 3
12–12S /4–14 /4–14 1.36 2.03
12–12S /4–14 /4–14 1.59 1.36
16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 1.34 2.38
16–16S 1–111/2 1–111/2 2.11 1.62
20–20S 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 1.50 2.56
304
Adapters
Pipe to 37° flare

External pipe/37° flare
Internal pipe/Internal pipe External pipe/Internal pipe (Ref. SAE 070102)
Part no. 2090–(Dash size) Part no. 208007–(Dash size) Dash Tube Thread Thread
(Ref. SAE 140438) Dash Thread Thread Size O.D. P T A
Size P1 P2 A B 1 3
Dash Thread 2–3S .19 /8–27 /8–24 1.14
Size P A 4–4S 1
/4–18 1
/4–18 1.16 .88 2–4S .25 1
/8–27 7
/16–20 1.22
3 3
2–2S 1
/8–27 .66 6–6S /8–18 /8–18 1.30 1.02 2–5S .31 1
/8–27 1
/2–20 1.22
1 1
4–4S 1
/4–18 .88 8–8S /2–14 /2–14 1.63 1.23 2–6S .38 1
/8–27 9
/16–18 1.24
3 3
6–6S 3
/8–18 1.02 12–12S /4–14 /4–14 1.73 1.36 2–8S .50 1
/8–27 3
/4–16 1.34
1 7
8–8S 1
/2–14 1.23 4–4S .25 /4–18 /16–20 1.42
1 1
12–12S 3
/4–14 1.36 4–5S .31 /4–18 /2–20 1.42
1 9
16–16S 1–111/2 1.62 4–6S .38 /4–18 /16–18 1.43
1 3
20–20S 11/4–111/2 1.70 4–8S .50 /4–18 /4–16 1.53
3 7
24–24S 11/2–111/2 2.08 6–4S .25 /8–18 /16–20 1.42
3 1
6–5S .31 /8–18 /2–20 1.42
3 9
6–6S .38 /8–18 /16–18 1.43
3 3
6–8S .50 /8–18 /4–16 1.53
3 7
6–10S .63 /8–18 /8–14 1.70
1 7
8–4S .25 /2–14 /16–20 1.68
1 9
8–6S .38 /2–14 /16–18 1.69
1 3
8–8S .50 /2–14 /4–16 1.79
1 7
8–10S .63 /2–14 /8–14 1.89
1
8–12S .75 /2–14 11/16–12 2.06
3 9
12–6S .38 /4–14 /16–18 1.75
3 3
Internal pipe/Internal pipe 12–8S .50 /4–14 /4–16 1.85
Part no. 2080–(Dash size) 12–10S .63 3
/4–14 7
/8–14 1.95
3
External pipe/Internal pipe Dash Thread 12–12S .75 /4–14 11/16–12 2.06
Part no. 208006–(Dash size) Size P A 12–16S 1.00 3
/4–14 15/16–12 2.11
/8–27 .66 16–12S .75 1–111/2 11/16–12 2.25
Size P1 P2 A B 4–4S 1
/4–18 .88 16–16S 1.00 1–111/2 15/16–12 2.30
4–4S 1
/4–18 1
/4–18 1.16 .88 6–6S 3
/8–18 1.02 16–20S 1.25 1–111/2 15/8–12 2.42
6–6S 3
/8–18 3
/8–18 1.30 1.02 8–8S 1
/2–14 1.23 16–24S 1.50 1–111/2 17/8–12 2.62
20–20S 11/4–111/2 11/4–111/2 2.65 1.70 12–12S 3
/4–14 1.36 16–32S 2.00 1–111/2 21/2–12 3.02
16–16S 1–111/2 1.62 20–12S .75 11/4–111/2 11/16–12 2.36
20–16S 1.00 11/4–111/2 15/16–12 2.40
20–20S 1.25 11/4–111/2 15/8–12 2.45
20–24S 1.50 11/4–111/2 17/8–12 2.65
20–32S 2.00 11/4–111/2 21/2–12 3.05
24–12S .75 11/2–111/2 11/16–12 2.46
24–16S 1.00 11/2–111/2 15/16–12 2.51
24–20S 1.25 11/2–111/2 15/8–12 2.55
24–24S 1.50 11/2–111/2 17/8–12 2.68
24–32S 2.00 11/2–111/2 21/2–12 3.08
32–32S 2.00 2–111/2 21/2–12 3.11
305
Adapters
Pipe to 37° flare

(continued)
External pipe/37° flare bulkhead Internal pipe/37° flare bulkhead

Part no. 2240-(Dash size) Part no. 2239-(Dash size)
Dash Tube Thread Thread Dash Tube Thread Thread
Size O.D. P T A Size O.D. P T A
External pipe/37° flare 1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 1.84 2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 2.08
Part no. 202113-(Dash size) 1 7
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 2.03 6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 2.48
Dash Tube Thread Thread 1 9
Size O.D. P T A
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 2.12 8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 2.84
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 2.36 12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 3.05
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 1.81 1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 2.71 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 3.25
1 1
2–5S .31 /8-27 /2-20 1.94 3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 2.92
1 7
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 2.25 1-111/2
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 3.11
1 1
4–5S .31 /4-18 /2-20 2.25
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 2.25
3 9
6–6S .38 /8-18 /16-20 2.50
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 2.75
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 3.12
1
8–12S .75 /2-14 11/16-12 3.28
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 3.50 Internal pipe/37° flare swivel
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 4.00 Part no. 2242-(Dash size)
20–20S 1.50 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 4.50 Dash Tube Thread Thread
Internal pipe/37° flare Size O.D. P T A
24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 4.88
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 5.62 2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 .85
(Ref. SAE 070103) 1 1
2–5S .31 /8-27 /2-20 .87
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 1.11
Size O.D. P T A
1 1
4–5S .31 /4-18 /2-20 1.10
1 3
2–3S .19 /8-27 /8-24 1.13 6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 1.16
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 1.19 6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.20
1 1
2–5S .31 /8-27 /2-20 1.17 8–6S .38 1
/2-14 9
/16-18 1.42
1 3
4–3S .19 /4-18 /8-24 1.32 8–8S .50 1
/2-14 3
/4-16 1.48
1 7
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 1.39 8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.47
1 1
4–5S .31 /4-18 /2-20 1.39 12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 1.49
1 9
External pipe/37° flare 4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.40 12–14S .88 3
/4-14 13/16-12 1.55
1 3
Part no. 202114-(Dash size) 4–8S .50 /4-18 /4-16 1.55 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.85
3 9
Dash Tube Thread Thread 6–6S .38 /8-18 /16-18 1.46 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.02
Size O.D. P T A 6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.56
1 9
2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 2.56 8–6S .38 /2-14 /16-18 1.69
1 3
2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 2.81 8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 1.79
1 7
4–4S .25 1
/4-18 7
/16-20 3.25 8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.89
1
4–5S .31 1
/4-18 1
/2-20 3.25 8–12S .75 /2-14 11/16-12 2.05
3 3
4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 3.25 12–8S .50 /4-14 /4-16 1.85
3 7
6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 4.00 12–10S .63 /4-14 /8-14 1.95
3
8–6S .38 1
/2-14 9
/16-18 4.17 12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 2.06
8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 4.38 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 2.35
12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 5.00 20–16S 1.00 11/4-111/2 15/16-12 2.44
12–16S 1.00 3
/4-14 15/16-12 5.56 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.49 External pipe/37° flare swivel
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 5.75 24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.62 Part no. 2018-(Dash size)
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 2.97 Dash Tube Thread Thread
40–40B 2.50 21/2-8 3-12 3.25 Size O.D. P T A
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 1.32
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.59
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.74
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 2.15
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 2.54
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.78
306
Adapters

Internal pipe/37° flare swivel
External pipe/37° flare External pipe/37° flare
Dash Tube Thread Thread Part no. 202411-(Dash size)
Part no. 2023-(Dash size) Size O.D. P T A B
(Ref. SAE 070302) 8-6S .38 1
/2-14 9
/16-18 .91 .84 (Ref. SAE 071502)
Dash Tube Thread Thread 8-10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 .91 .94 Dash Tube Thread Thread
Size O.D. P T A B Size O.D. P T A B
1 7
2–3S .19 1
/8-27 3
/8-24 .58 .76 2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 1.17 .89
1 1
2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 .58 .78 2–5S .31 /8-27 /2-20 1.17 .95
1 7
2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 .64 .80 4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 1.58 1.05
1 9
2–6S .38 1
/8-27 9
/16-18 .72 .83 4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.58 1.06
3 3
4–4S .25 1
/4-18 7
/16-20 .86 .82 6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.82 1.25
1 3
4–5S .31 1
/4-18 1
/2-20 .86 .80 8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 2.17 1.33
1 7
4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 .86 .83 8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 2.17 1.45
3 7
4–8S .50 1
/4-18 3
/4-16 .95 1.04 12–10S .63 /4-14 /8-14 2.44 1.54
3
6–4S .25 3
/8-18 7
/16-20 .95 .79 12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 2.44 1.66
3
6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 .95 .88 12–16S 1.00 /4-14 15/16-12 2.82 1.81
6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 .95 .98 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 3.01 1.81
6–10S .63 3
/8-18 7
/8-14 .96 1.14 External pipe/37° flare 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 3.59 2.06
8–6S .38 1
/2-14 9
/16-18 1.17 .91 Part no. 2024-(Dash size)
8–8S .50 1
/2-14 3
/4-16 1.17 1.00 (Ref. SAE 070202)
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.17 1.11 Dash Tube Thread Thread
8–12S .75 1
/2-14 11/16-12 1.20 1.39 Size O.D. P T A B
3 3 1 3
12–8S .50 /4-14 /4-16 1.20 1.10 2–3S .19 /8-27 /8-24 .72 .83
3 7 1 7
12–10S .63 /4-14 /8-14 1.20 1.22 2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 .89
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.20 1.28 2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 .78 .95
3
12–16S 1.00 /4-14 15/16-12 1.29 1.47 2–6S .38 1
/8-27 9
/16-18 .90 1.06
16–12S .75 1-111/2 11/16-12 1.48 1.52 4–4S .25 1
/4-18 7
/16-20 1.09 1.05
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.48 1.47 4–5S .31 1
/4-18 1
/2-20 1.09 1.05
16–20S 1.25 1-111/2 15/8-12 1.54 1.62 4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 1.09 1.06
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 1.54 1.69 4–8S .50 1
/4-18 3
/4-16 1.22 1.25 Long external pipe/37° flare
24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 1.77 1.78 6–4S .25 3
/8-18 7
/16-20 1.22 1.12 Part no. 202413-(Dash size)
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 2.11 2.22 6–5S .31 3
/8-18 1
/2-20 1.22 1.12 (Ref. SAE 071602)
40–40 2.50 21/2-8 3-12 2.78 1.89 6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 1.22 1.14 Dash Tube Thread Thread
48–48 3.00 3-8 31/2-12 2.94 2.05 6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.22 1.25 Size O.D. P T A B
3 7
6–10S .63 /8-18 /8-14 1.28 1.45 2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 1.56 .89
3
6–12S .75 /8-18 11/16-12 1.40 1.66 2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 1.63 .95
1 7
8–4S .25 /2-14 /16-20 1.47 1.21 4–4S .25 1
/4-18 7
/16-20 2.07 1.05
1 9
8–6S .38 /2-14 /16-18 1.47 1.22 4–5S .31 1
/4-18 1
/2-20 2.07 1.05
1 3
8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 1.47 1.33 4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 2.07 1.06
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.45 6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 2.46 1.06
1
8–12S .75 /2-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.66 6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 2.42 1.25
1
8–16S 1.00 /2-14 15/16-12 1.78 1.81 8–8S .50 1
/2-14 3
/4-16 2.87 1.33
3 9
12–6S .38 /4-14 /16-18 1.59 1.31 8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 2.87 1.45
3 3
12–8S .50 /4-14 /4-16 1.59 1.42 8–12S .75 1
/2-14 11/16-12 3.28 1.66
3 7
12–10S .63 /4-14 /8-14 1.59 1.54 12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 3.28 1.66
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.66 12–16S 1.00 3
/4-14 15/16-12 3.86 1.81
Internal pipe/37° flare 12–16S 1.00 3
/4-14 15/16-12 1.78 1.81 3
Part no. 2044-(Dash size) 12–20S 1.25 /4-14 15/8-12 3.61 2.06
16–8S .50 1-111/2 3
/4-16 1.97 1.52 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 4.05 1.81
16–12S .75 1-111/2 11/16-12 1.97 1.76 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 4.84 2.06
Size O.D. P T A B
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.81
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 .62 .83 16–20S 1.25 1-111/2 15/8-12 2.35 2.06
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 .72 .98 20–16S 1.00 11/4-111/2 15/16-12 2.38 2.01
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 .91 1.11 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.38 2.06
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 .97 1.28 20–24S 1.50 11/4-111/2 17/8-12 2.61 2.33
24–20S 1.25 11/2-111/2 15/8-12 2.64 2.20
24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.64 2.33
24–32S 2.00 11/2-111/2 21/2-12 2.97 3.06
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 3.00 3.06
40–40S 2.50 21/2-8 3-12 3.39 2.98
307
Adapters
Pipe to 37° flare

(continued)
External pipe swivel/37° flare

Part no. 2249-(Dash size) Internal pipe/37° flare swivel
Dash Tube Thread Thread Part no. 2244-(Dash size)
Extra long external pipe/37° flare Size O.D. P T A B
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.60 1.06 Size O.D. P T A B
3 3
Dash Tube Thread Thread 6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.71 1.22 6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 1.02 .92
1 7
Size O.D. P T A B 8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 2.00 1.45 8–6S .38 1
/2-14 9
/16-18 1.23 1.03
3
1 7 12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 2.14 1.66 8–8S .50 1
/2-14 3
/4-16 1.23 1.08
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 2.31 .89
2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 2.33 .95 NOTE: The above adapter is not a rotating union or 8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.23 1.12
1 7 swivel joint. Care must be exercised to avoid misuse. To
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 2.99 .97 be used with petroleum or water glycol fluids.
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 3.06 1.06
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 3.75 1.25
1 3
8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 4.51 1.25
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 4.51 1.45
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 5.03 1.66
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 6.37 1.81
20–20S 1.25 1 /4-111/2
1
15/8-12 7.34 2.06
External pipe/37° flare swivel


Internal pipe/37° flare Size O.D. P T A B C
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 .89 .78
(Ref. SAE 070203) 4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 1.09 1.06 1.09
3 3
Dash Tube Thread Thread 6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.22 1.25 1.22
1 7
Size O.D. P T A B 8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.45 1.47
3 1
2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 .66 1.08 12–12S .75 /4-14 1 /16-12 1.59 1.66 1.59
2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 .66 1.08 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.81 1.97
External pipe/37° flare swivel 1 9 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.40 2.20 2.38
Part no. 2250–(Dash size) 2–6S .38 /8-27 /16-18 .67 1.23
4–4S .25 1
/4-18 7
/16-20 .88 1.22 24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.66 2.42 2.64
1 1
Dash Tube Thread Thread 4–5S .31 /4-18 /2-20 .88 1.22
Size O.D. P T A B 4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 .88 1.23
1 3
2–4S .25 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 .78 .66 4–8S .50 /4-18 /4-16 1.01 1.42
3 7
2–5S .31 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 .78 .68 6–4S .25 /8-18 /16-20 1.02 1.29
3 1
4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 1.09 .88 6–5S .31 /8-18 /2-20 1.02 1.29
3 9
6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 1.22 .85 6–6S .38 /8-18 /16-18 1.02 1.31
3 3
6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.22 .96 6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.02 1.42
1 7
8–8S .50 1
/2-14 3
/4-16 1.47 1.00 8–4S .25 /2-14 /16-20 1.23 1.40
1 1
8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.47 1.12 8–5S .31 /2-14 /2-20 1.23 1.40
1 3
12–8S .50 3
/4-14 3
/4-16 1.59 1.17 8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 1.23 1.52
1 7
12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.19 8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.23 1.64
1
12–14S .88 3
/4-14 3
1 /16-12 1.69 1.20 8–12S .75 /2-14 11/16-12 1.35 1.89
3
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.41 12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.36 1.89
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.38 1.68 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.62 2.17
24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.64 1.86 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 1.70 2.33
24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.08 2.89 External pipe/Internal pipe/37° flare
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 2.39 3.30 Part no. 203301–(Dash size)

Size O.D. P T A B C
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 .66 1.08
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.09 .88 1.23
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.22 1.02 1.42
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.23 1.64
3 1
12–12S .75 /4-14 1 /16-12 1.59 1.36 1.89
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.62 2.17
308
Adapters

External pipe/37° flare/Internal pipe

Size O.D. P T A B C
Internal pipe/37° flare
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 1.08 .66 Part no. 202901-(Dash size)
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.09 1.23 .88
6–6S .38 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 1.22 1.31 1.02 External pipe/37° flare Dash Tube Thread Thread
6–8S .50 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.22 1.42 1.02 Part no. 2030-(Dash size) Size O.D. P T A B
1 7 1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.64 1.23 (Ref. SAE 070425) 2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .66 1.08
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.89 1.36 4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 .88 1.23
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 2.09 2.09 1.62 Size O.D. P T A B 12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 1.36 1.89
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.57 2.38 1.70 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.62 2.17
1 3
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 3.14 3.30 2.39 2–3S .19 /8-27 /8-24 .72 .83
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 .89
1 1
2–5S .31 /8-27 /2-20 .80 .95
1 7
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 1.09 1.05
1 1
4–5S .31 /4-18 /2-20 1.09 1.05
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.09 1.06
3 9
6–6S .38 /8-18 /16-18 1.22 1.06
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.22 1.25
3 7
6–10S .63 /8-18 /8-14 1.25 1.45
1 9
8–6S .38 /2-14 /16-18 1.47 1.13
1 3
8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 1.47 1.33
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.45 Internal pipe/37° flare
1
8–12–16S .60 /2-14 11/16-12 1.78 1.76 Part no. 203104–(Dash size)
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.66
12–16S 1.00 3
/4-14 15/16-12 1.78 1.81 (Ref. SAE 070427)
External pipe/37° flare 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.81 Dash Tube Thread Thread
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.38 2.20 Size O.D. P T A B C
1 5
2–2S .13 /8-27 /16-24 .66 1.00 .65
(Ref. SAE 070424) 1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .66 1.08 .66
Dash Tube Thread Thread 4–6S .38 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 .88 1.23 .88
Size O.D. P T A B C 8–10S .63 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.23 1.64 1.23
1 3 1 5
2–3S .19 /8-27 /8-24 .72 .83 .83 16–16S 1.00 1-11 /2 1 /16-12 1.62 2.17 1.62
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 .89 .89 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 1.70 2.33 1.70
1 1
2–5S .31 /8-27 /2-20 .82 .96 .95 24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.08 2.89 2.08
1 7
4–4S .25 /4-18 /16-20 1.09 1.05 1.05
1 1
4–5S .31 /4-18 /2-20 1.09 1.05 1.05
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.09 1.06 1.06
3 9
6–6S .38 /8-18 /16-18 1.22 1.14 1.14
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.22 1.25 1.25
1 3
8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 1.47 1.33 1.33
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.45 1.45
1
8–12S .75 /2-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.66 1.66
3 7
12–10S .63 /4-14 /8-14 1.59 1.54 1.54
12–12S .75 3
/4-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.66 1.66 External pipe/Internal page/37° flare
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.81 1.81 Part no. 203006–(Dash size)
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.38 2.19 2.06
24–24S 1.50 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.64 2.40 2.33 Size O.D. P T A B C
32–32S 2.00 2-111/2 21/2-12 3.00 3.15 3.06
1 7
2–4S .25 /8-27 /16-20 .78 .66 1.08
1 9
4–6S .38 /4-18 /16-18 1.09 .88 1.23
3 3
6–8S .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.22 1.02 1.42
1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.47 1.23 1.64
3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.59 1.36 1.89
16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.97 1.62 2.17
20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.38 1.70 2.33
309
Adapters
Pipe to 37° flare
(continued)
Bulkhead Lock Nut

(Ref. SAE 070118)
Dash Tube Thread
Size O.D. T A B
7
4S .25 /16–20 .25 .69
Internal pipe/37° flare 1
5S .31 /2–20 .25 .75
Part no. 2029–(Dash size) 9
6S .38 /16–18 .27 .81
(Ref. SAE 070426)
3
External pipe/37° flare 8S .50 /4–16 .31 1.00
Dash Tube Thread Thread Part no. 202003–(Dash size) 10S .63 7
/8–14 .36 1.12
Size O.D. P T A B C Dash Tube Thread Thread 12S .75 11/16–12 .41 1.38
1
2–4S .25 /8–27 7/16–20 .66 1.08 .95 Size O.D. P T A B C 16S 1.00 15/16–12 .41 1.62
1
2–5S .31 /8–27 1/2–20 .66 1.08 .98 6–6S .38 3/8–18 9/16–18 1.06 1.06 1.06 20S 1.25 15/8–12 .41 1.88
1
4–4S .25 /4–18 7/16–20 .88 1.00 1.00 12–12S .75 3/4–14 11/16–12 1.59 1.66 1.74 24S 1.50 17/8–12 .41 2.12
1
4–6S .38 /4–18 9/16–18 .89 1.23 1.11
3
6–8S .50 /8–18 3/4–16 1.02 1.42 1.32
1
8–8S .50 /2–14 3/4–16 1.23 1.42 1.40
1
8–10S .63 /2–14 7/8–14 1.23 1.64 1.64
3
12–12S .75 /4–14 11/16–12 1.36 1.89 1.89
16–16S 1.00 1–111/2 15/16–12 1.62 2.17 2.09
20–20S 1.25 11/4–111/2 15/8–12 1.70 2.33 2.39
24–24S 1.50 11/2–111/2 17/8–12 2.08 2.89 2.61
Cap nut
(Ref. SAE 070112)
Dash Tube Thread
Size O.D. T A B
3
3S .19 /8–24 .56 .44
7
4S .25 /16–20 59 .56
Internal pipe/37° flare 5S .31 1
/2–20 .61 .62
Part no. 202006–(Dash size) 6S .38 9
/16–18 .62 .69
/4–16 .75 .88
Size O.D. P T A B C 10S .63 7
/8–14 .84 1.00
8–10S .63 1/2–14 7
/8–14 1.17 1.64 1.23 12S .75 11/16–12 .91 1.25
12–12S .75 3/4–14 11/16–12 1.36 1.89 1.36 16S 1.00 15/16–12 1.02 1.50
20–20S 1.25 11/4–111/2 15/8–12 1.70 2.33 1.70 20S 1.25 15/8–12 1.06 2.00
24–24S 1.50 11/2–111/2 17/8–12 2.08 2.89 2.08 24S 1.50 17/8–12 1.19 2.25
32S 2.00 21/2–12 1.44 2.88
Internal pipe/37° flare

(Ref. SAE 070427)

Size O.D. P T A B
1 3
2–3S .19 /8–27 /8–24 .66 1.03
1 7
2–4S .25 /8–27 /16–20 .66 1.08
1 1
2–5S .31 /8–27 /2–20 .66 1.08
1 7
4–4S .25 /4–18 /16–20 .88 1.22
1 9
4–6S .38 /4–18 /16–18 .88 1.23
3 3
6–8S .50 /8–18 /4–16 1.02 1.42
1 7
8–10S .63 /2–14 /8–14 1.23 1.64
3
12–12S .75 /4–14 11/16–12 1.36 1.89
16–16S 1.00 1–111/2 15/16–12 1.62 2.09
20–20S 1.25 11/4–111/2 15/8–12 1.70 2.38
24–24S 1.50 11/2–111/2 17/8–12 2.08 2.58
32–32S 2.00 2–111/2 21/2–12 2.39 3.30
310
Adapters
Pipe to 45° flare

45° flare/45° flare External pipe/45° flare
External pipe/45° flare Part no. 2060–(Dash size) Part no. 2007–(Dash size)
Part no. 2000–(Dash size) (Ref. SAE 010101)
(Ref. SAE 010102)
Dash Tube Thread Dash Tube Thread Thread
Dash Tube Thread Thread Size O.D. T A Size O.D. P T A B
Size O.D. P T A 2–2B .13 5
/16–24 .92 2–4B .25 1
/8–27 7
/16–20 .64 .68
1 7
2–4B .25 /8–27 /16–20 1.06 3–3B .19 3
/8–24 1.06 4–4B .25 1
/4–18 7
/16–20 .86 .75
1 1
2–5B .31 /8–27 /2–20 1.16 4–4B .25 7
/16–20 1.19 4–6B .38 1
/4–18 5
/8–18 .86 .91
1 5
2–6B .38 /8–27 /8–18 1.25 5–5B .31 1
/2–20 1.34 6–6B .38 3
/8–18 5
/8–18 .94 .93
1 7
4–4B .25 /4–18 /16–20 1.25 6–6B .38 5
/8–18 1.50 6–8B .50 3
/8–18 3
/4–16 .88 1.07
1 1
4–5B .31 /4–18 /2–20 1.34 8–8B .50 3
/4–16 1.81 8–6B .38 1
/2–14 5
/8–18 1.17 .99
1 5
4–6B .38 /4–18 /8–18 1.44 10–10B .63 7
/8–14 2.12 8–8B .50 1
/2–14 3
/4–16 1.18 1.12
1 3
4–8B .50 /4–18 /4–16 1.62 12–12B .75 11/16–14 2.44 8–10B .63 1
/2–14 7
/8–14 1.17 1.12
1 7
4–10B .63 /4–18 /8–14 1.81
3 7
6–4B .25 /8–18 /16–20 1.31
3 1
6–5B .31 /8–18 /2–20 1.38
3 5
6–6B .38 /8–18 /8–18 1.44
3 3
6–8B .50 /8–18 /4–16 1.62
3 7
6–10B .63 /8–18 /8–14 1.81
1 7
8–4B .25 /2–14 /16–20 1.56
1 5
8–6B .38 /2–14 /8–18 1.69
1 3
8–8B .50 /2–14 /4–16 1.81 Internal pipe/45° flare
1 7
8–10B .63 /2–14 /8–14 2.00 Part no. 2001–(Dash size)
1
8–12B .75 /2–14 11/16–14 2.19 (Ref. SAE 010103)
3 3 External pipe/45° flare
12–8B .50 /4–14 /4–16 1.94
3 7
Dash Tube Thread Thread Part no. 2003–(Dash size)
12–10B .63 /4–14 /8–14 2.06 Size O.D. P T A (Ref. SAE 010202)
3
12–12B .75 /4–14 11/16–14 2.19 2–4B .25 1
/8–27 7
/16–20 1.06
1 1
2–5B .31 /8–27 /2–20 1.16 Size O.D. P T A B
1 7
4–4B .25 /4–18 /16–20 1.19 2–4B .25 1
/8–27 7
/16–20 .79 .84
1 1
4–5B .31 /4–18 /2–20 1.25 2–5B .31 1
/8–27 1
/2–20 .78 .91
1 5
4–6B .38 /4–18 /8–18 1.31 2–6B .38 1
/8–27 5
/8–18 .88 1.00
1 3
4–8B .50 /4–18 /4–16 1.44 4–4B .25 1
/4–18 7
/16–20 .88 .81
3 7
6–4B .25 /8–18 /16–20 1.19 4–5B .31 1
/4–18 1
/2–20 .96 .98
3 5
6–6B .38 /8–18 /8–18 1.31 4–6B .38 1
/4–18 5
/8–18 .88 1.00
3 3
6–8B .50 /8–18 /4–16 1.56 4–8B .50 1
/4–18 3
/4–16 1.00 1.19
3 7
6–10B .63 /8–18 /8–14 1.56 6–4B .25 3
/8–18 7
/16–20 .91 .91
1 5
8–6B .38 /2–14 /8–18 1.50 6–5B .31 3
/8–18 1
/2–20 .91 1.00
1 3
8–8B .50 /2–14 /4–16 1.62 6–6B .38 3
/8–18 5
/8–18 .91 1.02
1 7
8–10B .63 /2–14 /8–14 1.81 6–8B .50 3
/8–18 3
/4–16 1.00 1.19
1
8–12B .75 /2–14 11/16–12 2.00 6–10B .63 3
/8–18 7
/8–14 1.22 1.36
3 7
12–10B .63 /4–14 /8–14 1.81 8–6B .38 1
/2–14 5
/8–18 1.09 1.10
3
12–12B .75 /4–14 11/16–14 1.94 8–8B .50 1
/2–14 3
/4–16 1.14 1.16
1 7
8–10B .63 /2–14 /8–14 1.22 1.35
1
8–12B .75 /2–14 11/16–14 1.50 1.69
3 5
12–6B .38 /4–14 /8–18 1.19 1.31
3 3
12–8B .50 /4–14 /4–16 1.25 1.42
3 7
12–10B .63 /4–14 /8–14 1.31 1.43
3
12–12B .75 /4–14 11/16–14 1.63 1.67
311
Adapters
Pipe to 45° flare

(continued)
Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/

SAE O-Ring boss
Part no. 2066-(Dash size) Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/
SAE O-Ring boss (adj.)
Dash Thread Thread Part no. 2067-(Dash size)
Size P T A
Internal pipe/45° flare 4–4S 1
/4-18 7
/16-20 1.05 Dash Thread Thread
Size P T A B
4–6S /4-18 /16-18 1.14
3 9
6–6S 3
/8-18 9
/16-18 1.14 6–6S /8-18 /16-18 .92 1.20
(Ref. SAE 010203)
3 3
6–8S 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.19 6–8S /8-18 /4-16 .92 1.33
Size O.D. P T A B 8–8S 11/2-14 3
/4-16 1.23 8–8S /2-14 /4-16 .91 1.39
1 7
1 7 8–10S 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.30 8–10S /2-14 /8-14 .91 1.55
2–4B .25 /8-27 /16-20 .46 .90 3 3
1 1 12–8S 3
/4-14 3
/4-16 1.49 12–8S /4-14 /4-16 1.10 1.44
2–5B .31 /8-27 /2-20 .59 1.00 3
1 7 12–10S 3
/4-14 7
/8-14 1.55 12–12S /4-14 11/16-12 1.10 1.76
4–4B .25 /4-18 /16-20 .66 .97 3
1 1 12–12S 3
/4-14 11/16-12 1.58 12–16S /4-14 15/16-12 1.10 1.89
4–5B .31 /4-18 /2-20 1.06 1.06
1 5 12–14S 3
/4-14 13/16-12 1.58 16–12S 1-111/2 11/16-12 1.26 1.89
4–6B .38 /4-18 /8-18 .59 1.06
3 7 16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.59 16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.26 1.89
6–4B .25 /8-18 /16-20 .57 1.03
3 5 16–20S 1-111/2 15/8-12 1.59 NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no.
6–6B .38 /8-18 /8-18 1.09 1.06 2067–1-(Dash size).
3 3 NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no.
6–8B .50 /8-18 /4-16 1.14 1.16
206604-(Dash size).
3 7
6–10B .63 /8-18 /8-14 1.22 1.35
1 3
8–8B .50 /2-14 /4-16 .94 1.38
1 7
8–10B .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.00 1.62
1
8–12B .75 /2-14 11/16-14 1.06 1.63
3
12–12B .75 /4-14 11/16-14 1.06 1.78
Pipe to SAE O-Ring

Internal pipe/SAE O-Ring boss Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)/
Part no. 2216-(Dash size) SAE O-Ring boss (adj.)
Dash Thread Thread
Size P T A Dash Thread Thread
Size P T A B
1 7
2–4S /8-27 /16-20 .92
1 7
4–5S 1
/4-18 1
/2-20 1.20 4–4S /4-18 /16-20 .91 1.16
1 9
4–6S 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 1.24 4–6S /4-18 /16-18 .73 1.25
3 9
6–8S 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.25 6–6S /8-18 /16-18 1.09 1.35
External pipe/SAE O-Ring boss (internal) 6–8S 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.09 1.48
3
Part no. 2246-(Dash size) 6–12S /8-18 11/16-12 1.34
1 3
8–8S 11/2-14 3
/4-16 1.65 8–8S /2-14 /4-16 1.08 1.51
1 7
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.54 8–10S /2-14 /8-14 1.08 1.67
Size P T A 1 12–8S 3
/4-14 3
/4-16 1.03 1.50
8–12S /2-14 11/16-12 1.72
3 7
2–4S 1
/8-27 7
/16-20 1.09 12–12S 3
/4-14 11/16-12 1.67 12–10S /4-14 /8-14 1.09 1.70
3
2–5S 1
/8-27 1
/2-20 1.09 12–14S 3
/4-14 13/16-12 1.68 12–12S /4-14 11/16-12 1.36 1.97
4–6S 1
/4-18 9
/16-18 1.36 12–16S 3
/4-14 15/16-12 1.00 16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.53 2.12
6–8S 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.45 16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.91 20–16S 11/4-111/2 15/16-12 1.70 2.14
8–10S 1
/2-14 7
/8-14 1.78 16–20S 1-111/2 15/8-12 1.00 20–20S 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 1.62 2.39
3
12–12S /4-14 11/16-12 1.92 20–20S 11/4-111/2 15/8-12 2.00 NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no.
3 2068–1-(Dash size).
12–14S /4-14 13/16-12 1.92 24–24S 11/2-111/2 17/8-12 2.00
16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 2.13 32–32S 2-111/2 21/2-12 2.10
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part
no. 2216–1-(Dash size).
312
Adapters
Pipe to Braze & Weld

Braze port/External pipe Braze port/Internal pipe
Part no. 73056-(Dash size) Part no. FF1026-(Dash size)
Dash Tube Thread
Dash Tube Thread
Size O.D. P A B C
Internal pipe/SAE O-Ring boss (adj.) Size O.D. P A B C
Part no. 206801-(Dash size) 12–16S 1.00 3
/4-14 1.13 1.00 .25 3
0608S .50 /8-18 .95 .50 .16
16S 1.00 1-111/2 1.32 1.00 .25 3
Dash Thread Thread 1212S .75 /8-14 1.30 .75 .25
Size P T A B 20–24S 1.50 11/4-111/2 1.35 1.50 .25 3
1216S 1.00 /4-14 1.19 1.00 .25
6–8S 3
/8-18 3
/4-16 1.02 1.62 32S 2.00 2-111/2 1.53 2.00 .25
1616S 1.50 1-111/2 1.53 1.00 .25
1 3
8–8S /2-14 /4-16 1.23 1.73 2424S 1.25 11/2-111/2 1.59 1.50 .25
3
12–12S /4-14 11/16-12 1.36 2.17
16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.62 2.41
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no.
206801–1-(Dash size).
Braze port/Internal pipe swivel (NPSM)

Braze port/External pipe
Dash Tube Thread Part no. FF1159-(Dash size)
Size O.D. P A B C
3
Dash Tube Thread
6–8S .50 /8-18 .81 .50 .16
Size O.D. P A B C
1
8–10S .63 /2-14 .89 .63 .25
1
8–12S .75 1
/2-14 .90 .75 .25 0406S .38 /4-18 .90 .38 .16
3
12–12S .75 3
/4-14 1.02 .75 .25 1212S .75 /4-14 1.51 .75 .25
16–20S 1.25 1-111/2 1.03 1.25 .25 1616S 1.00 1-111/2 1.94 1.00 .25
Internal pipe/SAE O-Ring boss (adj.) 20–20S 1.25 11/4-11-1/2 1.06 1.25 .25 2020S 1.25 11/4-11-1/2 2.35 1.25 .25
Dash Thread Thread

Size P T A B
3 3
6–8S /8-18 /4-16 1.02 2.97
1 7
8–10S /2-14 /8-14 1.23 3.56
3
12–12S /4-14 11/16-12 1.36 4.12
16–16S 1-111/2 15/16-12 1.62 4.64
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no.
206804–1-(Dash size).
313
Adapters
SAE 37° (JIC)

flare union
37° flare/37° flare 37° flare plug

(large hex) Part no. 900599-(Dash size)
(Ref. SAE 070109)
(Ref. SAE 070119) Dash Tube Thread
Union 37° flare/ Dash Tube Thread Thread Size O.D. T A B
37° flare Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 3S .19 3
/8-24 .73 .44
Part no. 2027-(Dash size) 1 1 7
5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.37 .75 4S .25 /16-20 .80 .50
9 7 1
(Ref. SAE 070101) 6–4S /16-18 /16-20 1.40 .81 5S .31 /2-20 .80 .56
9 1 9
Dash Tube Thread Thread 6–5S /16-18 /2-20 1.40 .81 6S .38 /16-18 .84 .62
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 1.62 1.00 8S .50 3
/4-16 .94 .81
3 3
3–3S .19 /8-24 /8-24 1.23 .44 10–8S 7
/8-14 3
/4-16 1.78 1.12 10S .63 7
/8-14 1.10 .94
7 7
4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.37 .50 10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 1.88 1.12 12S .75 11/16-12 1.28 1.12
1 7
5–4S /2-20 /16-20 1.37 .56 12–12S .75 1
1 /16-12 1
1 /16-12 2.16 1.38 16S 1.00 5
1 /16-12 1.33 1.38
1 1
5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.37 .56 16–12S 15/16-12 11/16-12 2.20 1.62 20S 1.25 15/8-12 1.45 1.69
9 7
6–4S /16-18 /16-20 1.40 .62 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.25 1.62 24S 1.50 17/8-12 1.65 2.00
9 1
6–5S /16-18 /2-20 1.40 .62 24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 17/8-12 2.75 2.12 32S 2.00 21/2-12 2.05 2.62
9 9
6–6S .38 /16-18 /16-18 1.41 .62
3 7
8–4S /4-16 /16-20 1.51 .81
3 9
8–6S /4-16 /16-18 1.52 .81
3 3
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.62 .81
7 9
10–6S /8-14 /16-18 1.68 .94
7 3
10–8S /8-14 /4-16 1.78 .94
7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.88 .94
12–8S 11/16-12 3
/4-16 1.95 1.12
12–10S 11/16-12 7
/8-14 2.05 1.12
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 2.16 1.12
14–14S .83 13/16-12 13/16-12 2.21 1.25
16–12S 15/16-12 11/16-12 2.20 1.38
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.25 1.38
37° flare (internal)/
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 5
1 /8-12 2.43 1.69 37° flare
24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 17/8-12 2.75 2.00 37° flare bulkhead/
32–32S 2.00 21/2-12 21/2-12 3.40 2.62 37° flare
Part no. 2041-(Dash size) Dash Tube Thread Thread
(Ref. SAE 070601) Size O.D. T1 T2 A
9 1
Dash Tube Thread Thread 6–5S .31 /16-18 /2-20 1.18
7 3
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 10–8S .50 /8-14 /4-16 1.53
7 1
4–4S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 2.07 1.20 10–12S .75 /8-14 /16-12 1.74
4–6S 7
/16-20 9
/16-18 2.10 1.20 12–10S .63 11/16-12 7
/8-14 1.73
5–5S .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 2.07 1.20 12–16S 1.00 11/16-12 5
/16-14 2.00
6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 2.18 1.28 16–20S 1.25 15/16-12 15/8-12 2.30
8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 2.44 1.44 24–20S 1.25 17/8-12 15/8-12 2.30
7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 2.74 1.58
1
12–12S 1 /16-12 11/16-12 3.09 1.75
12–16S 1.00 11/16-12 15/16-12 3.14 1.75
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 3.14 1.75
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 3.31 1.80
24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 7
1 /8-12 3.52 1.81
NOTE: Available without nut. Order by Part no. 2041–1-
(Dash size).
314
Adapters

37° flare swivel (reducer)/37° flare 37° flare swivel/37° flare 37° flare bulkhead/37° flare
Part no. 221501-(Dash size) Part no. 2070-(Dash size) Part no. 2043-(Dash size)
(Ref. SAE 070123) (Ref. SAE 070321) (Ref. SAE 070701)
Male Dash Tube Thread Thread Dash Tube Thread Thread
Dash Tube Thread Thread Size O.D. T1 T2 A B Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
Size O.D. T1 T2 A 4–4S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 .60 .72 4–4S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 1.59 .97
9 7
6–4S .25 /l6-18 /l6-20 .97 5–5S .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 .62 .77 5–5S .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 1.72 1.06
3 7
8–4S .25 /4-16 /l6-20 1.00 6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 .74 .83 6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.81 1.09
3 9
8–6S .38 /4-16 /l6-18 1.00 8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 .86 .98 8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 2.11 1.36
7 9
10–6S .38 /8-14 /l6-18 1.03 10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 .94 1.11 10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 2.39 1.56
12–6S .38 1l/l6-12 9
/l6-18 1.09 12–12S .75 1
1 /16-12 1
1 /16-12 .94 1.28 12–12S .75 1
1 /16-12 1
1 /16-12 2.67 1.78
l 3
12–8S .50 1 /l6-12 /4-16 1.19 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.16 1.47 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.80 1.94
16–6S .38 15/l6-12 9
/l6-18 1.16 10–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 3.12 2.20
16–8S .50 15/l6-12 3
/4-16 1.26 NOTE: Available without nut. Order by Part no. 2043–1-
16–10S .63 15/l6-12 7
/8-14 1.36 Dash size).
16–12S .75 15/l6-12 l
1 /l6-12 1.47
20–16S 1.00 15/8-12 15/l6-12 1.52
NOTE: Available without nut. Order by Part no. FF1066-
(Dash size).
37° flare/37° flare

(Ref. SAE 070201)
Dash Tube Thread Thread 37° flare swivel/37° flare
37° flare bulkhead/37° flare Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
Part no. 2042-(Dash size) Part no. 2071-(Dash size)
7 7
4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 .89 .89
(Ref. SAE 070801) 5–5S .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 .95 .95 (Ref. SAE 070221)
Dash Tube Thread Thread 6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.06 1.06 Male
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 3 9 Dash Tube Thread Thread
8–6S /4-16 /16-16 1.25 1.14
3 3 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
3–3S .19 /8-24 /8-24 1.38 .72 8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 1.25 1.25 7 7
7 7 4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 .66 .89
4–4S .25 /l6-20 /l6-20 1.53 .77 10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 1.45 1.45 7 9
l l 4–6S .38 /16-20 /16-18 .82 1.06
5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.66 .75 12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.66 1.66 1 1
9 9 5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 .68 .95
6–6S .38 /l6-18 /l6-18 1.67 .83 16–12S 5
1 /16-12 1
1 /16-12 1.81 1.76 9 9
3 3 6–6S .38 /16-18 /16-18 .88 1.06
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.94 .98 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.81 1.81 3 3
7 7 8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 .96 1.25
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 2.17 1.11 20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.06 2.06 7 3
10–8S .50 /8-14 /4-16 1.12 1.33
12–12S .75 1l/l6-12 1l/l6-12 2.36 1.41 24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 17/8-12 2.33 2.33 7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.12 1.45
16–16S 1.00 15/l6-12 15/l6-12 2.58 1.47 32–32S 2.00 21/2-12 1
2 /2-12 3.06 3.06 1 1
12–12S .75 1 /16-12 1 /16-12 1.19 1.66
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 5
1 /8-12 2.53 1.69
14–14S .88 13/16-12 13/16-12 1.20 1.80
NOTE: Available without nut. Order by Part no. FF2042-1-
(Dash size). 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.41 1.81
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 1.68 2.06
24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 15/8-12 1.86 2.33
315
Adapters
SAE 37º (JIC) flare union

(continued)
37° flare swivel/37° flare

(suitable for pressures through
4 light spiral hose—SAE 100R9)
Part no. 504095-(Dash size) 37° flare/37° flare
37° flare swivel/37° flare Part no. 2033-(Dash size)
(suitable for pressures through Size O.D. T1 T2 A B (Ref. SAE 070401)
4 light spiral hose—SAE 100R9) 7 7
Part no. 500454-(Dash size) 4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.80 1.12
Dash Thread Thread Thread
1 1
5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.77 1.24 Size T1 T2 T3 A B
/16-18 9
/16-18 2.18 1.31 7 7 7
4–4S /16-20 /16-20 /16-20 .89 1.78
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B 3 3
8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 2.43 1.78 5–5S 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 .95 1.90
7 7
4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 .68 1.12 7 7
10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 2.57 2.07 6–6S 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.06 2.10
1 1
5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 .77 1.24
12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 3.73 2.49 8–6–6S 3
/4-16 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.25 2.28
9 9
6S .38 /16-18 /16-18 .85 1.31
16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 4.58 2.79 8–8S 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 1.25 2.50
3 3
8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.09 1.66
20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 5.53 3.14 8–12–12S 3/4-16 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.42 3.32
7 7
10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.23 1.82
7 7 7
10–10S /8-14 /8-14 /8-14 1.45 2.90
12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.82 2.49
12–12S 11/16-12 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.66 3.32
16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.39 2.79
12–12–16S 11/16-12 15/16-12 11/16-12 1.84 3.65
20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.75 3.14
16–16S 15/16-12 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.81 3.62
16–16–20S 15/16-12 15/16-12 15/8-12 2.08 4.06
20–12–16S 15/8-12 11/16-12 15/16-12 2.06 4.09
20–16–16S 15/8-12 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.06 4.22
20–20S 15/8-12 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.06 4.38

4 heavy spiral hose—SAE 100R10)
Part no. FF5164-(Dash size)

Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
37° flare swivel/37° flare 3 3
(suitable for pressures through 0808S 50 /4-16 /4-16 3.34 2.16
4 heavy spiral hose—SAE 100R10) 1212S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 4.41 2.81
Part no. FF5163-(Dash size) 1616S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 5.24 3.41
2020S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 6.48 3.71
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
3 3
37° flare bulkhead/37° flare
0808S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.87 2.16 Part no. 203002-(Dash size)
1212S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 2.35 2.81
(Ref. SAE 070959)
1616S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 3.04 3.41
2020S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 3.40 3.71 Dash Tube Thread Thread
2424S 1.50 17/8-12 17/8-12 3.95 4.33 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
7 7
4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.59 .92
1 1
5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.62 .95
9 9
6–6S .38 /16-18 /16-18 1.81 1.06
3 3
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 2.11 1.24
7 7
10–10S .63 /8 14 /8-14 2.39 1 44
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 2.67 1.72
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.80 1.94
NOTE: Available without nut. Order by Part no.
203002–1-(Dash size).
316
Adapters
SAE O-Ring
to 37º flare

37° flare bulkhead/37° flare
Part no. 203008-(Dash size) SAE O-Ring/37° flare
Dash Tube Thread Part no. 203102-(Dash size)
Size O.D. T A B C (Ref. SAE 070120)
(Ref. SAE 070432)
9
6–6S .38 /16-18 1.81 1.09 1.09 Dash Tube Thread Thread
8–8S .50 3
/4-16 2.11 1.36 1.36 Dash Tube Thread Thread Thread
Size O.D. T1 T2 A
Size O.D. T1 T2 T3 A B C
12–12S .75 11/16-12 2.67 1.66 1.66 4–4S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 1.23
7 7 7
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 2.80 1.94 1.94 4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 /16-20 .66 .89 .89 4–6S .38 7
/16-20 9
/16-18 1.27
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 3.12 2.19 2.06 5–5S .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 .68 .95 .95 4–8S .50 7
/16-20 3
/4-16 1.49
1 1
NOTE: Available without nut. Order by Part no.
6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 .88 1.06 1.06 5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.23
FF1065-(Dash size). 1 9
5–6S .38 /2-20 /16-18 1.27
3 3 3
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 /4-16 .96 1.25 1.25 9 7
6–4S .25 /16-18 /8-20 1.29
7 7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 /8-14 1.12 1.45 1.45 6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.30
9 3
10–10–12S 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 11/16-12 1.13 1.54 1.66 6–8S .50 /16-18 /8-16 1.44
9 7
6–10S .63 /16-18 /8-14 1.71
12–12S .75 1 /16-12 1 /16-12 11/16-12 1.19 1.66 1.66
1 1
3 7
8–4S .25 /4-16 /8-20 1.37
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.41 1.81 1.81 8–5S .31 3
/4-16 1
/2-20 1.37
3 9
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 15/8-12 1.68 2.06 2.06 8–6S .38 /4-16 /16-18 1.38
3 3
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.48
3 7
8–10S .63 /4-16 /8-14 1.64
3
8–12S .75 /4-16 11/16-12 1.94
7 7
10–4S .25 /8-14 /16-20 1.49
7 9
10–6S .38 /8-14 /16-18 1.50
7 3
10–8S .50 /8-14 /4-16 1.60
7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.70
37° flare swivel/37° flare 10–12S .75 7
/8-14 11/16-12 1.88
Part no. 203101-(Dash size) 7
10–16S 1.00 /8-14 15/16-12 2.07
(Ref. SAE 070433) 12–6S .38 11/16-12 9
/16-18 1.66
Dash Thread Thread Thread 12–8S .50 11/16-12 3
/4-16 1.76
Size T1 T2 T3 A B 12–10S .63 11/16-12 7
/8-14 1.86
4–4S 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 .66 .89 12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.97
6–6S 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 .88 1.05 12–14S .88 11/16-12 13/16-12 1.99
8–8S 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 .96 1.25 12–16S 1.00 11/16-12 15/16-12 2.04
37° flare/37° flare
10–10S 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 1.12 1.45 Part no. 2020-(Dash size) 12–20S 1.25 11/16-12 15/8-12 2.30
12–12S 11/16-12 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.19 1.66 14–10S .63 13/16-12 7
/8-14 1.86
(Ref. SAE 070501)
16–16S 15/16-12 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.41 1.81 14–12S .75 13/16-12 11/16-12 1.96
20–20S 15/8-12 15/8-12 15/8-12 1.55 2.06 Dash Tube Thread 14–16S 1.00 13/16-12 15/16-12 2.04
Size O.D. T A B 16–8S .50 15/16-12 3
/8-16 1.79
7
4–4S .25 /16-20 .89 .89 16–10S .63 15/16-12 7
/8-14 1.89
1
5–5S .31 /2-20 .95 .95 16–12S .75 15/16-12 11/16-12 1.99
9
6–6S .38 /16-18 1.06 1.06 16-16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.04
3
8–8S .50 /4-16 1.25 1.25 16–20S 1.25 15/16-12 15/8-12 2.33
7
10–10S .63 /8-14 1.45 1.45 20–12S .75 15/8-12 11/16-12 2.08
12–12S .75 11/16-12 1.66 1.74 20–16S 1.00 15/8-12 15/16-12 2.12
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 1.81 1.96 20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.17
20–24S 1.50 15/8-12 17/8-12 2.53
24–16S 1.00 17/8-12 15/16-12 2.20
24–20S 1.25 17/8-12 15/8-12 2.24
24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 17/8-12 2.37
32–32S 2.00 21/2-12 21/2-12 2.78
NOTE: O-Ring 22617 is standard. Available without
O-Ring. Order by Part no. 202701-(Dash size).
317
Adapters
SAE O-Ring to 37° flare

(continued)
O-Ring boss plug

Dash Thread
Size T A B SAE O-Ring boss (adj.)/37° flare
7
SAE O-Ring boss/37° flare 4S /16-20 .67 .56 Part no. 2062–(Dash size) (Ref. SAE 070220)
1
Part no. 202713–(Dash size) 5S /2-20 .67 .62 Dash Tube Thread Thread
9
6S /16-18 .73 .69 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
Dash Tube Thread Thread 3
Size O.D. T1 T2 A 8S /4-16 .80 .88 7 7
7
4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.03 .89
10S /8-14 .93 1.00 7 9
6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 2.19 4–6S .38 /16-20 /16-18 1.19 1.06
12S 11/16-12 1.09 1.25 1 1
8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 2.56 5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.13 .95
14S 13/16-12 1.09 1.38 1 9
10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 3.04 5–6S .38 /2-20 /16-18 1.19 1.06
16S 15/16-12 1.12 1.50 9 7
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 3.50 6–4S .25 /16-18 /16-20 1.25 1.05
20S 15/8-12 1.20 1.88 9 9
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 3.81 6–6S .38 /16-18 /16-18 1.25 1.06
24S 17/8-12 1.27 2.12 9 3
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. 6–8S .50 /16-18 /4-16 1.32 1.25
32S 21/2-12 1.43 2.75 3 1
Order by Part no. 202703–(Dash size). 8–5S .31 /4-16 /2-20 1.45 1.04
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. 3 9
8–6S .38 /4-16 /16-18 1.45 1.14
Order Part no. 900598–1–(Dash size). 3 3
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.45 1.25
3 7
8–10S .63 /4-16 /8-14 1.54 1.45
7 9
10–6S .38 /8-14 /16-18 1.70 1.14
7 3
10–8S 50 /8-14 /4-16 1.70 1.33
7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.70 1.45
7
10–12S .75 /8-14 11/16-12 1.78 1.66
12–8S .50 11/16-12 3
/4-16 1.94 1.42
1 7
12–10S .63 1 /16-12 /8-14 1.94 1.54
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.94 1.66
SAE male O-Ring boss (Hex Socket) 1
SAE O-Ring boss/37° flare swivel 12–16S 1.00 /16-12 15/16-12 2.05 1.81
Part no. FF2138–(Dash size)
Part no. 2266–(Dash size) 12–20S 1.25 11/16-12 15/8-12 2.21 2.06
(Ref. SAE 090101B) 3
Dash Tube Thread Thread 14–16S 1.00 1 /16-12 15/16-12 2.06 1.81
Dash Tube Thread C B
Size O.D. T1 T2 A 16–8S .50 15/16-12 3
/4-16 2.05 1.52
Size O.D. T A (Round) (Hex) 16–12S .75 15/16-12 11/16-12 2.05 1.76
9 3
6–8S .50 /16-18 /4-16 1.18
3 3
–02S .13 5
/16-24 .38 .44 .13 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.05 1.81
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.11
7 7
–03S .19 3
/8-24 .38 .50 .13 16–20S 1.25 15/16-12 15/8-12 2.21 2.06
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.20
–04S .25 7
/16-20 .45 .56 .19 20–16S 1.00 15/8-12 15/16-12 2.20 2.09
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.33
–05S .31 1
/2-20 .45 .62 .19 20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.25 2.06
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.51
–06S .38 9
/16-18 .48 .69 .25 20–24S 1.50 15/8-12 17/8-12 2.39 2.33
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. 3 24–20S 1.25 17/8-12 15/8-12 2.39 2.20
Order by Part no. 226601–(Dash size).
–08S .50 /4-16 .56 .88 .31
–10S .63 7
/8-14 .63 1.00 .38 24–24S 1.50 17/8-12 17/8-12 2.39 2.33
–12S .75 11/16-12 .75 1.25 .56 Note: Available without O-Ring.
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no. 2062–1–Dash size).
Order Part no. FF2137–(Dash size).
SAE O-Ring boss reducer

SAE O-Ring boss (adj.)/37° flare
Dash Thread Thread Part no. 2061–(Dash size)
Size T1 T2 A
7 3
0408S /16-20 /4-16 1.26 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
3 9
0806S /4-16 /16-18 1.06 7 7 SAE O-Ring boss (adj.)/37° flare
7 9
4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.05 .72
1006S /8-14 /16-18 .81 1 1 Part no. 206209–(Dash size)
7 3
5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.05 .77
1008S /8-14 /4-16 1.25 9 9
6–6S .38 /16-18 /16-18 1.14 .83 Dash Tube Thread Thread
1206S 11/16-12 9
/16-18 1.00
1 3
8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 1.30 .98 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
1208S 1 /16-12 /4-16 1.00 3 7
8–10S .63 /4-16 /8-14 1.36 1.11 4–4S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 1.73 .89
1210S 11/16-12 7
/8-14 1.44 7 3
10–8S .50 /8-14 /4-16 1.52 .99 6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 2.08 1.06
1216S 11/16-12 15/16-12 1.79 7 7
10–10S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.52 1.11 8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 2.48 1.25
1608S 15/16-12 3
/4-16 1.00
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.73 1.28 8–10S .63 3
/4-16 7
/8-14 2.52 1.45
1610S 15/16-12 7
/8-14 1.44
12–16S 1.00 11/16-12 15/16-12 1.86 1.47 10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 2.89 1.45
1612S 15/16-12 11/16-12 1.59
16–12S .75 15/16-12 11/16-12 1.86 1.42 12–12S .75 1
1 /16-12 1
1 /16-12 3.34 1.66
2012S 15/8-12 11/16-12 1.00
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.86 1.47 16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 3.72 1.81
2016S 15/8-12 15/16-12 1.00
20–16S 1.00 15/8-12 15/16-12 1.94 1.52 20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 4.41 2.06
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 1.94 1.63 NOTE: Available without O-Ring.
All dimensions in inches. NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by Part no. 206209-1–(Dash size).
Order by Part no. 2061–1–(Dash size).
318
Adapters
SAE Split flange

to 37° flare

Split flange/37° flare
SAE standard pressure series (Code 62)
SAE O-Ring boss (adj.)/37° flare (mates with FC3425 – size 449 flanges
Part no. 203005–(Dash size) (Ref. SAE 070428) suitable for pressures thru
Split flange/37° flare 6 spiral hose – SAE 100R13)
Dash Tube Thread Thread SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) Part no. FF5541–(Dash size)
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B C (mates with 449-74446 flanges
7 7 suitable for pressures thru Split
4–4S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.03 .89 .89
1 1 4 light spiral hose – SAE 100R9) Dash Flange Tube Thread
5–5S .31 /2-20 /2-20 1.09 .96 .95 Size Size O.D. T A
6–4–4S 9
/16-18 7
/16-20 1.25 1.05 .97 Part no. 500025–(Dash size)
3
6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.25 1.06 1.06 1212S /4 .75 11/16-12 3.17
3 3
Split 1616S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.76
8–8S .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.45 1.25 1.25 Dash Flange Tube Thread
10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 1.70 1.45 1.45 2016S 11/4 1.00 15/16-12 3.76
Size Size O.D. T A
12–12S .75 1
1 /16-12 1
1 /16-12 1.94 1.66 1.66 2020S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.84
1 3
8S /2 .50 /4-16 1.66 2416S 11/2 1.00 15/16-12 3.76
12–16–16S 11/16-12 15/16-12 2.05 1.81 1.81 3
12S /4 .75 11/16-12 1.91 2420S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.84
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.05 1.81 1.81 3 3
12–8S /4 .50 /4-16 2.03 2424S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 4.67
20–20S 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.25 2.19 2.06 7
16–10S 1 .63 /8-14 1.86
NOTE: Available without O-Ring.
16–12S 1 .75 11/16-12 2.30
Order by Part no. 203005–1–(Dash size).
16S 1 1.00 15/16-12 2.01
20–16S 11/4 1.00 15/16-12 2.35
20–24S 11/4 1.50 17/8-12 2.64
20S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 2.46
24S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 2.71
24–16S 11/2 1.00 15/16-12 2.41
24–20S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 2.46
32–16S 2 1.00 15/16-12 2.32
32–20S 2 1.25 15/8-20 2.52
32–24S 2 1.50 17/8-12 2.71
32S 2 2.00 21/2-12 3.08
SAE O-Ring boss (mates with 449-74446 flanges
(adj.)/37° flare suitable for pressures thru
Part no. 203003–(Dash size) (Ref. SAE 070429) 4 light spiral hose – SAE 100R9)
Dash Tube Thread Thread Part no. 500023–(Dash size)
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B Split
4–4S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 1.03 .89 Dash Flange Tube Thread
5–5S .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 1.08 .95 Size Size O.D. T A B
1 3
6–6S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.25 1.06 8S /2 .50 /4-16 2.34 1.00
3 3
8–8S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 1.45 1.25 Split flange/37° flare 12–8S /4 .50 /4-16 2.34 1.00
3
10–10S .63 7
/8-14 7
/8-14 1.71 1.45 SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) 12S /4 .75 11/16-12 2.77 1.01
7
10–12–12S 7
/8-14 11/16-12 1.80 1.66 (mates with 449-74446 flange 16–10S 1 .63 /8-14 2.58 1.00
12–12S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.94 1.66 suitable for pressures thru 1612S 1 .75 11/16-12 2.77 1.01
16–10–10S 15/16-12 7
/8-14 2.05 1.64 4 heavy spiral hose – SAE 100R10) 16S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.04 1.13
16–16S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 2.05 1.81 Part no. FF5239–(Dash size) 20–12S 11/4 .75 11/16-12 2.77 1.01
20–20S 1.25 15/8-12 15/8-12 2.27 2.06 20–16S 11/4 1.00 15/16-12 3.04 1.13
Split
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. 20S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.24 1.12
Dash Flange Tube Thread
Order by Part no. 203003–1–(Dash no.)
Size Size O.D. T A 24–16S 11/2 1.00 15/16-12 3.08 1.17
3
24–20S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.24 1.12
1212S /4 .75 11/16-12 3.17 24S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 3.54 1.12
1616S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.76 24–32S 11/2 2.00 21/2-12 3.91 1.12
2020S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.84 32S 2 2.00 21/2-12 4.24 1.25
2424S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 4.67 40–24S 21/2 1.50 17/8-12 3.58 1.17
3232S 2 2.00 21/2-12 5.63 40S 21/2 2.50 3-12 5.18 1.66
SAE O-Ring boss

(adj.)/Hose connector
Dash Tube Thread
Size O.D. T A B C
7
1010S .63 /8-14 1.71 2.06 .62
1212S .75 11/16-12 1.94 2.09 .75
1220S 1.25 11/16-12 2.02 2.19 1.25 All dimensions in inches.
2020S 1.25 15/8-12 2.20 2.38 1.25
NOTE: Available without O-Ring. Order by
Part no. FF1161-(Dash size). Clamp required.
319
Adapters
SAE Split Flange to 37° flare

(continued)
Split flange/37° flare Split flange/37° flare Split flange/37° flare

SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) SAE standard pressure series (Code 61)
(mates with 449-74446 flanges (mates with 449-74446 flanges (mates with 449-74446 flanges
suitable for pressures through suitable for pressures through suitable for pressures through
4 heavy spiral hose—SAE 100R10) 4 light spiral hose—SAE 100R9) 4 heavy spiral hose—SAE 100R10)
Part no. FF5238–(Dash size) Part no. FF5162–(Dash size)
Split Split
Split
Dash Flange Tube Thread Dash Flange Tube Thread
Dash Flange Tube Thread
Size Size O.D. T A B Size Size O.D. T A B
Size Size O.D. T A B
3
1212S /4 .75 11/16-12 3.09 1.00 1 3 0808S 1
/2 .50 3
/4-16 2.16 1.62
8S /2 .50 /4-16 1.78 1.62
1616S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.60 1.06 3 1212S 3
/4 .75 11/16-12 2.81 2.13
12S /4 .75 11/16-12 2.49 2.15
1620S 1 1.25 15/8-12 3.64 1.06 7 1612S 1 .75 11/16-12 2.81 2.13
16-10S 1 .63 /8-14 2.16 2.12
2020S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.86 1.15 1616S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.41 2.38
16-12S 1 .75 11/16-12 2.49 2.15
2420S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.86 1.41 5 1620S 1 1.25 15/8-12 3.46 2.38
16S 1 1.00 1 /16-12 2.79 2.37
2424S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 4.61 1.41 3 3 2016S 11/4 1.00 15/16-12 3.41 2.38
12-8S /4 .50 /4-16 1.78 1.62
3232S 2 2.00 21/2-12 6.04 2.00 3 7 2020S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.71 2.62
12-10S /4 .63 /8-14 2.38 2.15
20-12S 11/4 .75 11/16-12 2.49 2.15 2420S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.71 2.62
20-16S 11/4 1.00 5
1 /16-12 2.79 2.37 2424S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 4.33 3.12
20S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.14 2.50 3232S 2 2.00 21/2-12 5.71 4.50
20-24S 11/4 1.50 17/8-12 3.58 2.69
24-16S 11/2 1.00 15/16-12 2.79 2.44
24-20S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.14 2.50
24S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 3.58 2.75
32-24S 2 1.50 17/8-12 3.58 2.75
32S 2 2.00 21/2-12 4.46 3.25
40-24S 21/2 1.50 17/8-12 3.58 2.81
40-40S 21/2 2.50 3-12 5.86 5.19
SAE high pressure series (Code 62)
(mates with FC3425—size 449 flanges
suitable for pressures through
6 spiral hose—SAE 100R11)
SAE high pressure series (Code 62)
(mates with FC3425—size-449 flanges
Split suitable for pressures through
Dash Flange Tube Thread 6 spiral hose—SAE 100R11)
Size Size O.D. T A B Part no. FF5540–(Dash size)
1612S 1 .75 11/16-12 3.09 1.00 Split
1616S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.60 1.06 Dash Flange Tube Thread
2020S 11/4 1.25 15/8-12 3.86 1.15 Size Size O.D. T A B
2416S 11/2 1.00 15/16-12 4.06 1.25
1612S 1 .75 11/16-12 2.81 2.13
2420S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.86 1.15
1616S 1 1.00 15/16-12 3.41 2.38
2424S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 4.61 1.41
2016S 11/4 1.00 15/8-12 3.41 2.38
2020S 11/4 1.25 15/16-12 3.71 2.62
24165 11/2 1.00 15/16-12 3.41 2.75
2420S 11/2 1.25 15/8-12 3.71 2.62
2424S 11/2 1.50 17/8-12 4.33 3.12
320
Adapters
SAE Split flange

to SAE Split flange

Split Flange Half – SAE J518c Code 62
4–Hole Flange* – SAE J518c Code 61 High pressure 6000 psi series – 2 required
standard series Part no. FC3425–(Dash size)
Part no. FC2119–(Dash size)–449
4 Hole Flange
Flange Dash Flange Head
(Threaded)
Swivel Flange
Dash Flange Head Size Size Dia. A D Eφ G
Size Size Dia. A D Eφ 12–449 3
/4 1.62 2.00 .47 .42 .75
3 3
12–449 /4 1.50 1.88 .88 /8–16 16–449 1 1.88 2.25 .55 .50 .94
SAE swivel flange/Split flange 16–449 1 1.75 2.06 1.03 3
/8–16 20–449 11/4 2.12 2.62 .62 .60 1.06
SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) 20–449 11/4 2.00 2.31 1.19 7
/16–14
(suitable for pressures through 24–449 11/2 2.50 3.12 .72 .66 1.19
24–449 11/2 2.38 2.75 1.41 1
/2–13 32–449 2 3.12 3.81 .88 .78 1.44
4 light spiral hose – SAE 100R9) 1
32–449 2 2.00 3.06 1.69 /2–13
40–449 2 /2 2.50 3.50 2.00 /2–13
Dash Flange Shoulder *Available without threaded holes, Part No.
Size Size Size A B FC3459–size–449. Braze & weld
16S 1 1 2.06 2.37
20S 11/4 11/4 2.31 2.50
to Split flange
24S 11/2 11/2 2.62 2.75
32S 2 2 3.12 3.25
40S 21/2 21/2 4.69 5.19
Split Flange Half – SAE J518c Code 61

standard series – 2 required
Part no. 449–74446–(Dash size)
Flange
Dash Flange Head Braze/Solid Flanged Head
Size Size Dia. A D Eφ G SAE standard pressure series (Code 61)
–8 1
/2 1.19 1.50 .34 .34 .50 Used with FC2119 flange
3 Part no. 71418–(Dash size)
–12 /4 1.50 1.88 .44 .41 .56
–16 1 1.75 2.06 .52 .41 .62 Split
4 Hole Dash Tube Flange
1
(Threaded) –20 1 /4 2.00 2.31 .59 .47 .56
Size O.D. Size A B
Swivel Flange –24 11/2 2.38 2.75 .70 .53 .62 3
12–12S .75 /4 .31 .75
–32 2 2.81 3.06 .84 .53 .62 3
16–12S 1.00 /4 .31 1.00
SAE swivel flange/Split flange (welded) –40 21/2 3.31 3.50 .96 .53 .75
16–16S 1.00 1 .31 1.00
16–20S 1.00 11/4 .31 1.00
4 heavy spiral hose – SAE 100R10) 20–16S 1.25 1 .31 1.25
Part no. FF5321–(Dash size) 20–20S 1.25 11/4 .31 1.25
20–24S 1.25 11/2 .31 1.25
Dash Flange Shoulder
Size Size Size A B 24–20S 1.50 11/4 .38 1.50
24–24S 1.50 11/2 .38 1.50
1616S 1 1 2.38 2.38 Split Flange Half – Equivalent performance
to SAE J518c Code 61 32–32S 2.00 2 .38 2.00
2020S 11/4 11/4 2.62 2.62
Powdered metal, 2 required 40–40S 2.50 21/2 .44 2.50
2424S 11/2 11/2 3.12 3.12
Part no. FC2713–(Dash size)
3232S 2 2 4.50 4.50
Flange
Dash Flange Head
Size Size Dia. A D Eφ G
–16 1 1.75 2.06 .52 .41 .70
–20 11/4 2.00 2.31 .59 .47 .70
–24 11/2 2.38 2.75 .70 .53 .76
All dimensions in inches
321
Adapters
Braze & weld to Split Flange

Braze & weld
(continued) to 37° Flare
Buttweld (pipe)
/Solid flanged head
Braze/(Flanged head) Used with FC2119 flange
SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) Part no. 71416–(Dash size) Braze port/37° flare
Used with FC2119 flange Part no. 73014–(Dash size)
Dash Flange
Part no. 4624–(Dash size) Dash Tube Thread
Size Size A B
Split Size O.D. T A B C
Dash Flange Tube 16S 1.00 1.08 1.32 7
4S .25 /16-20 .74 .25 .16
Size Size O.D. A B 20S 1.25 1.08 1.66 1
1
5S .31 /2-20 .80 .31 .16
8–6S /2 .38 .25 .38 24S 1.50 1.14 1.90 9
1
6S .38 /16-18 .81 .38 .16
8S /2 .50 .25 .50 32S 2.00 1.14 2.38 9
3
8–6S .50 /16-18 .84 .50 .16
12–8S /4 .50 .25 .50 40S 2.50 1.27 2.88 3
3
8S .50 /4-16 .94 .50 .16
12–10S /4 .63 .31 .62
7
3
10S .63 /8-14 1.07 .62 .16
12–16S /4 1.00 .31 1.00
3
10–16S .63 15/16-12 1.29 .62 .16
12S /4 .75 .31 .75
7
12–10S .75 /8-14 1.13 .75 .25
16–10S 1 .63 .41 .62
12S .75 11/16-12 1.24 .75 .25
16–12S 1 .75 .31 .75
14S .44 13/16-12 1.26 .88 .25
16–20S 1 1.25 .31 1.25
16S 1.00 15/16-12 1.29 1.00 .25
16S 1 1.00 .31 1.00
16–12S 1.00 11/16-12 1.24 1.00 .25
20–12S 11/4 .75 .31 .75
1
16–20S 1.00 15/8-12 1.40 1.00 .25
20–16S 1 /4 1.00 .31 1.00
1 Saddle weld (pipe) 20S 1.25 15/8-12 1.40 1.25 .25
20–24S 1 /4 1.50 .31 1.50
/Solid flanged head 20–16S 1.25 15/16-12 1.29 1.25 .25
1
20S 1 /4 1.25 .31 1.25 SAE standard pressure series (Code 61)
Used with FC2119 flange 24–16S 1.50 15/16-12 1.41 1.50 .25
24–12S 11/2 .75 .38 .75
Part no. 71422–(Dash size) 24S 1.50 17/8-12 1.58 1.50 .25
1
24–16S 1 /2 1.00 .38 1.00 Dash Flange
24–20S 1.50 15/8-12 1.46 1.50 .25
24–20S 1
1 /2 1.25 .31 1.25 Size Size A B C
24–32S 1.50 21/2-12 1.95 1.50 .25
24S 1
1 /2 1.50 .38 1.50 16–16S 1.00 1.21 .66 1.52
32S 2.00 21/2-12 1.96 2.00 .25
32–16S 2 1.00 .28 1.00 20–20S 1.25 1.27 .83 1.77
40S 2.50 3-12 1.86 2.50 .25
32–20S 2 1.25 .38 1.25 24–24S 1.50 1.42 .95 1.96
32–24S 2 1.50 .38 1.50 24–32S 2.00 1.56 .95 1.86
32S 2 2.00 .38 2.00
40–32S 21/2 2.00 .44 2.00
4–Hole Flange*–SAE J518c Code 61

Standard series Weld port/37° flare
FC2119–(Dash size)–449 Part no. 202232–(Dash size)
Dash IPS Thread
Dash Flange
Size Size T A B C
Size Size A D E
1 3
3 /4-8S .25 /4-16 1.20 .56 .38
Weld (tank pilot)/Solid flanged head 12–449 .75 1.88 .88 /8-16
1
SAE standard pressure series (Code 61) 3 /2-12S .50 11/16-12 1.54 .86 .50
16–449 1.00 2.06 1.03 /8-16
Used with FC2119 flange 1-20S 1.00 15/8-12 1.81 1.34 .63
7
Part no. 71423–(Dash size) 20–449 1.25 2.31 1.19 /16-14
1
Dash Flange 24–449 1.50 2.75 1.41 /2-13
Size Size A B 1
32–449 2.00 3.06 1.69 /2-13
12S .75 1.08 1.06 1
40–449 2.50 3.50 2.00 /2-13
16S 1.00 1.08 1.31
*Available without threaded holes Part No. FC3459–
20S 1.25 1.08 1.44 size–449.
24S 1.50 1.14 1.69

32S 2.00 1.14 2.19
322
Adapters
SAE Flareless
to 37° Union

Ferrule–Style A*
(for flareless tube fittings)
Use with FF1315–(Dash size)
Braze port/37° flare Body Only
Part no. FF1131–(Dash size) Dash Tube
Male SAE flareless/37° flare
Dash Tube Thread Part no. FF1315–(Dash size) Size O.D. A
Size O.D. T A B C
Dash Tube Thread Thread 04S .25 .36
7
0404S .25 /16-20 .89 .25 .16 Size O.D. T1 T2 A B
06S .38 .39
3
0808S .50 /4-16 1.25 .50 .16 0404S .25 7
/16-20 7
/16-20 1.22 .50
08S .50 .43
7
1010S .63 /8-14 1.45 .62 .23 0604S .38 9
/16-18 7
/16-20 1.27 .62
10S .63 .44
1212S .75 11/16-12 1.66 .75 .23 0606S .38 9
/16-18 9
/16-18 1.28 .62
12S .75 .47
1616S 1.00 15/16-12 1.81 1.00 .25 0806S .50 3
/4-16 9
/16-18 1.37 .81
14S .88 .48
2020S 1.25 15/8-12 2.06 1.25 .25 0808S .50 3
/4-16 3
/4-16 1.47 .81
16S 1.00 .48
2424S 1.50 17/8-12 2.33 1.50 .25 1008S .63 7
/8-14 3
/4-16 1.59 .94
*NOTE: All three components (adapter FF1315, tube nut
7 7 210294 and ferrule FF9173) required for assembly. Order
1010S .63 /8-14 /8-14 1.69 .94
by Part Number FF1316–(Dash size) for complete assembly.
1212S .75 11/16-12 11/16-12 1.93 1.12
1412S .88 13/16-12 11/16-12 1.93 1.25
1616S 1.00 15/16-12 15/16-12 1.98 1.38
Flare and Flareless
Flareless tube nut*

Braze port/37° flare Part no. 210294–(Dash size) Flareless Tube Nut
Part no. FF1307–(Dash size) Use with FF1315–(Dash size) Part no. FC2875–(Dash size)
Dash Tube Thread Body Only Use with FF9605–(Dash size)
Size O.D. T A B C Ferrule Only
Dash Tube Thread
7 Size O.D. T1 A B Dash Tube Thread
101010S .63 /8-14 2.90 .62 .16
7
Size O.D. T A
4S .25 /16-20 .70 .56
3
9
03S .19 /8-24 .79
6S .38 /16-18 .75 .69
7
3
04S .25 /16-20 .82
8S .50 /4-16 .84 .88
1
7
05S .31 /2-20 .82
10S .63 /8-14 .92 1.00
9
1
06S .38 /16-18 .86
12S .75 1 /16-12 .97 1.25
3
08S .50 /4-16 1.08
14S .88 13/16-12 1.00 1.38
7
5
10S .63 /8-14 1.12
16S 1.00 1 /16-12 1.05 1.50
12S .75 11/16-12 1.36
16S 1.00 15/16-12 1.40
20S 1.25 15/8-12 1.80
24S 1.50 17/8-12 1.84
32S 2.00 21/2-12 2.20
323
Adapters
Flare and Flareless Specials

(continued)
SAE 37° Flared Sleeve

For use with 1290 short nut only
Flareless Tube Ferrule
Part no. FF9605–(Dash size) Dash Tube External pipe/30° flare
Use with FC2875–(Dash size) Nut Only Size O.D. A Part no. 2004–(Dash size)
3S .19 .34 Dash Tube Thread Thread
Dash Tube
4S .25 .41 Size O.D. P T A
Size O.D. A B
5S .31 .44 12–16S 1.00 3
/4-14 15/16-14 1.84
03S .19 .40 .19
6S .38 .50 16–16S 1.00 1-111/2 15/16-14 2.03
04S .25 .42 .25
8S .50 .56 20–20S 1.25 11/4-111/2 15/8-14 2.34
05S .31 .42 .31
10S .63 .66
06S .38 .46 .38
12S .75 .69
08S .50 .57 .50
14S .88 .76
10S .63 .58 .62
16S 1.00 .78
12S .75 .70 .75
20S 1.25 .91
16S 1.00 .70 1.00
24S 1.50 1.12
20S 1.25 1.00 1.25
32S 2.00 1.19
24S 1.50 1.00 1.50
32S 2.00 1.17 2.00
42° inverted flare/37° flare
Part no 202124–(Dash size)
Part no. FF1327–(Dash size) Long

Size O.D. T1 T2 A
3 3
3–3S .19 /8-24 /8-24 1.07
3 7
3–4S .25 /8-24 /16-20 1.14
0304S* .25 3
/8-24 7
/16-20 2.40
0305S* .31 3
/8-24 1
/2-20 2.40
7 7
4–4S .25 /16-24 /16-20 1.14
SAE 37° Flared Style “B” Nut
Part no. 1290–(Dash size) (Ref. SAE 070110) 0404S* .25 7
/16-24 7
/16-20 2.40
For use with 900605 tube sleeve only 0405S* .31 7
/16-24 1
/2-20 2.40
0404S* .25 7
/16-24 7
/16-20 2.40
Dash Tube Thread 1 7
Size O.D. T A B 5–4S .25 /2-20 /16-20 1.16
3
3S .19 /8-24 .60 .44
7
4S .25 /16-20 .62 .56
1
5S .31 /2-20 .67 .62
9
6S .38 /16-18 .72 .69
3
8S .50 /4-16 .84 .88
7
10S .63 /8-14 .97 1.00
12S .75 11/16-12 1.02 1.25
14S .88 13/16-12 1.08 1.38
16S 1.00 15/16-12 1.12 1.50 Part no. FF1353–(Dash size)
20S 1.25 15/8-12 1.22 2.00 Part no. FF1354–(Dash size) Long
24S 1.50 17/8–12 1.41 2.25
32S 2.00 21/2–12 1.59 2.88 Size O.D. T1 T2 A
7 7
0404S .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.33
7 7
0404S† .25 /16-20 /16-20 2.50
324
Adapters
Metric thread


Size O.D. T1 T2 A Metric 24° (DIN 3901/3902 l.Rh)/37° flare
Part no. 15.063–(Dash size) Metric 60° (DIN 7631)/37° flare
4–4B .25 7
/16-24 7
/16–20 1.09 Part no. 15.117–(Dash size)
4–5B .31 7
/16–24 1
/2-20 1.12 Tube Thread Thread
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A Rφ Tube Thread Thread
7 5
4–6B .38 /16-24 /8-18 1.21 Dash O.D. T1 T2 A
Size (inches) (mm) (inches) (inches) (mm)
5–4B .25 1
/2-20 7
/16-20 1.10 7
Size (inches) (mm) (inches) (inches)
6–4 .25 M12 x 1.5 /16-20 1.22 6 7
5–5B .31 1
/2-20 1
/2-20 1.16 9
4–4 .25 M12 x 1.5 /16-20 1.22
8–6 .38 M14 x 1.5 /16-18 1.22 8 9
5–6B .38 1
/2-20 5
/8-18 1.25 3
6–6 .38 M14 x 1.5 /16-18 1.22
10–8 .50 M16 x 1.5 /4-16 1.36 10 9
6–5B .31 5
/8-18 1
/2-20 1.22 3
8–6 .38 M16 x 1.5 /16-18 1.26
12–8 .50 M18 x 1.5 /4-16 1.36 12 3
6–6B .38 5
/8-18 5
/8-18 1.28 7
8–8 .50 M16 x 1.5 /4-16 1.36
15–10 .63 M22 x 1.5 /8-14 1.54 15 3
7–6B .38 11
/16-18 5
/8-18 1.43 10–8 .50 M18 x 1.5 /4-16 1.36
18–12 .75 M26 x 1.5 11/16-12 1.69 18 7
7–8B .50 11
/16-18 3
/4-16 1.56 13–10 .63 M22 x 1.5 /8-14 1.52
22–16 1.00 M30 x 2 15/16-12 1.81 22
8–6B .38 3
/4-18 5
/8-18 1.43 16–12 .75 M26 x 1.5 11/16-12 1.69
28–20 1.25 M36 x 2 15/8-12 1.87 28
8–8B .50 3
/4-18 3
/4-16 1.56 20–16 1.00 M30 x 1.5 15/16-12 1.81
35–24 1.50 M45 x 2 17/8-12 2.07 35
10–10B .63 7
/8-18 7
/8-14 1.76 25–20 1.25 M38 x 1.5 15/8-12 1.87
42–32 2.00 M52 x 2 21/2-12 2.40 42
12–12B .75 11/16-16 11/16-14 2.05 32–24 1.50 M45 x 1.5 17/8-12 2.07
40–32 2.00 M52 x 1.5 21/2-12 2.40
Metric 24° (DIN 3901/3902 s.Rh)/37° flare

Part no. 15.147–(Dash size)
Tube Thread Thread

Metric 24° (DIN 3901/3902 s.Rh)/37° flare
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A Rφ
Restrictor† Part no. 15.164–(Dash size)
Size (inches) (mm) (inches) (inches) (mm)
Male pipe/female pipe
Part no. FF1980–(Dash size) 6–6 .38 M14 x 1.5 9
/16-18 1.30 6 Tube Thread Thread
10–8 .50 M18 x 1.5 3
/4-16 1.40 10 Dash O.D. T1 T2 A
Dash Tube Thread Thread 7 Size (inches) (mm) (inches) (inches)
14–10 .63 M22 x 1.5 /8-14 1.59 14
Size O.D. P1 P2 A B* 6–6 .38 M14 x 1.5 9
/16-18 1.38
1 1 16–12 .75 M24 x 1.5 11/16-12 1.77 16
0404 .25 /4-18 /4-18 1.39 .64 10–8 .50 M18 x 1.5 3
/4-16 1.50
3 3 20–16 1.00 M30 x 2 15/16-12 1.89 20
0606 .38 /8-18 /8-18 1.44 .69 14–10 .63 M22 x 1.5 7
/8-14 1.61
1 1 25–20 1.25 M36 x 2 15/8-12 2.03 25
0808 .50 /2-14 /2-14 1.87 .87 16–12 .75 M24 x 1.5 11/16-12 1.71
30–24 1.50 M42 x 2 17/8-12 2.22 30
20–16 1.00 M30 x 2 15/16-12 1.85
38–32 2.00 M52 x 2 21/2-12 2.64 38
25–20 1.25 M36 x 2 15/8-12 1.99
30–24 1.50 M42 x 2 17/8-12 2.12
38–32 2.00 M52 x 2 21/2-12 2.46
Restrictor†
37° male flare/37° female
*Length required to insert adapter at installation.
Size O.D. T1 T2 A B* †Ordering Information: Aeroquip Restrictor Adapters are
7 7 available in orifice sizes from .06 to .25 inches. When
0404 .25 /16-20 /16-20 1.14 .69 ordering restrictor adapters, it is important to indicate the
9 9
0606 .38 /16-18 /16-18 1.19 .72 drill size required.
3 3
0808 .50 /4-16 /4-16 1.36 1.01 For example: For a .125 drill size in a FF1980–0404 adapter,
order as FF1980–125–0404. If you indicate the desired
orifice size in inches, the appropriate 3 digit number
will be assigned.
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Adapters
Metric thread
(continued) BSPP thread
Straight adapter SAE 37°

(JIC) male/metric male
GG108–NP (Dash size)
BSPP (parallel)/37° flare
Metric 24° (DIN 3901/3902 l.Rh)/37° flare
Tube Thread Thread Part no. 2063–(Dash size)
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A
Size (inches) (inches) (mm) (inches) Tube Thread Thread
Tube Thread Thread
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A 04–10 .25 7
/16-20 M10 x 1 1.14 Size (inches) (inches) (inches) (inches)
Size (inches) (mm) (inches) (inches) 04–12 .25 7
/16-20 M12 x 1.5 1.30 1 7
2–4S .25 /8-28 /16-20 1.38
4–4† .25 M12 x 1.5 7/16-20 1.36 05–10 .31 1
/2-20 M10 x 1 1.14 1 7
4–4S .25 /4-19 /16-20 1.38
6–6† .38 M14 x 1.5 9/16-18 1.36 06–14 .38 9
/16-18 M14 x 1.5 1.34 1 1
4–5S .31 /4-19 /2-20 1.38
8–6† .38 M16 x 1.5 9/16-18 1.40 06–16 .38 9
/16-18 M16 x 1.5 1.34 1 9
3
4–6S .38 /4-19 /16-18 1.38
8–8† .50 M16 x 1.5 /4-16 1.50 08–16 .50 3
/4-16 M16 x 1.5 1.46 3 9
3
6–6S .38 /8-19 /16-18 1.43
10–8† .50 M18 x 1.5 /4-16 1.50 08–18 .50 3
/4-16 M18 x 1.5 1.48 3 3
7
6–8S .50 /8-19 /4-16 1.53
13–10† .63 M22 x 1.5 /8-14 1.61 10–18 .63 7
/8-14 M18 x 1.5 1.58 1 3
8–8S .50 /2-14 /4-16 1.63
16–12† .75 M26 x 1.5 11/16-12 1.87 10–20 .63 7
/8-14 M20 x 1.5 1.69 1 7
8–10S .63 /2-14 /8-14 1.73
22–16 1.00 M30 x 2 15/16-12 1.93 10–22 .63 7
/8-14 M22 x 1.5 1.69 5
10–12S .75 /8-14 11/16-12 1.94
28–20 1.25 M36 x 2 15/8-12 2.03 12–22 .75 11/16-12 M22 x 1.5 1.83 3 7
12–10S .63 /4-14 /8-14 1.88
35–24 1.50 M45 x 2 17/8-12 2.11 12–27 .75 11/16-12 M27 x 2 1.95 3
12–12S .75 /4-14 11/16-12 1.99
42–32 2.00 M52 x 2 21/2-12 2.46 16–33 1.00 15/16-12 M33 x 2 2.11 16–16S 1.00 1-11 15/16-12 2.09
†Also 60° DIN 7631/7647. 20–42 1.25 15/8-12 M42 x 2 2.30 Note: The BSPP male end mates with a BSPP female
swivel nut. Use GG106 conversion adapters for port
connections.
Metric 60° (DIN 7631/7647)/37° flare

Tube Thread Thread 90° adjustable elbow SAE 37° Straight adapter
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A male/metric male SAE 37° male/BSPP male
Size (inches) (mm) (inches) (inches) GG308–NP (Dash size) GG106–NP (Dash size)
20–16 1.00 M30 x 1.5 15/16-12 1.81
Tube Thread Thread Tube Thread Thread
25–20 1.25 M38 x 1.5 15/8-12 1.95 Dash O.D. T1 T2 A
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A B
32–24 1.50 M45 x 1.5 17/8-12 2.07 Size (inches) (inches) (inches) (inches)
Size (inches)(inches) (mm) (inches) (inches)
40–32 2.00 M52 x 1.5 21/2-12 2.40 04–02 .25 7
/16-20 1
G /8-28 1.14
04–10 .25 7/16-20 M10 x 1 .89 1.02
7
04–12 .25 7/16-20 M12 x 1.5 1.06 1.24 04–04 .25 /16-20 G1/4-19 1.36
7
06–16 .38 9/16-18 M16 x 1.5 1.12 1.44 04–06 .25 /16-20 G3/8-19 1.36
7
08–16 .50 3
/4-16 M16 x 1.5 1.24 1.44 04–08 .25 /16-20 G1/2-14 1.50
9
08–18 .50 3
/4-16 M18 x 1.5 1.24 1.44 06–04 .38 /16-18 G1/4-19 1.36
9
10–18 .63 7
/8-14 M18 x 1.5 1.44 1.56 06–06 .38 /16-18 G3/8-19 1.36
9
10–20 .63 7
/8-14 M20 x 1.5 1.44 1.69 06–08 .38 /16-18 G1/2-14 1.50
3
10–22 .63 7
/8-14 M22 x 1.5 1.44 1.69 08–04 .50 /4-16 G1/4-19 1.48
3
12–22 .75 11/16-12 M22 x 1.5 1.65 1.79 08–06 .50 /4-16 G3/8-19 1.48
3
12–27 .75 11/16-12 M27 x 2 1.65 1.93 08–08 .50 /4-16 G1/2-14 1.61
3
16–33 1.00 15/16-12 M33 x 2 1.81 2.05 08–12 .50 /4-16 G3/4-14 1.77
7
10–06 .63 /8-14 G3/8-19 1.59
7
10–08 .63 /8-14 G1/2-14 1.71
12–08 .75 11/16-12 G1/2-14 1.85
12–12 .75 11/16-12 G3/4-14 1.97
12–16 .75 11/16-12 G1-11 2.07
16–12 1.00 15/16-12 G3/4-14 2.01
16–16 1.00 15/16-12 G1-11 2.11
16–20 1.00 15/16-12 G11/4-11 2.24
20–20 1.25 15/8-12 G11/4-11 2.30
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Adapters
BSPT thread JIS 30° thread

Straight adapter
90° adjustable elbow SAE 37° male/BSPT male Female cone seat
SAE 37° male/BSPP male GG110–NP (Dash size) JIS 30° female cone seat/SAE 37° male
GG306–NP (Dash size) Part no. FF2593–(Dash size)
Tube Thread Thread
Tube Thread Thread Dash O.D. T1 T2 A Tube Thread Thread
Dash O.D. T1 T2 A B Size (inches) (inches) (inches) (inches) Dash O.D. T1 T2 A
Size (inches)(inches) (inches) (inches) (inches) 04–02 .25 7
/16-20 R1/8-28 1.14 Size (inches) (inches) (inches) (inches)
7 1
04–02 .25 /16-20 G /8-28 .89 1.04 04–04 .25 7
/16-20 R1/4-19 1.30 0404S .25 G1/4-19 7
/16-20 1.19
7
04–04 .25 /16-20 G1/4-19 1.06 1.24 06–04 .38 9
/16-18 R1/4-19 1.32 0606S .38 G3/8-19 9
/16-18 1.21
1
05–04 .31 /2-20 G1/4-19 1.06 1.24 06–06 .38 9
/16-18 R3/8-19 1.32 0808S .50 G1/2-14 3
/4-16 1.41
9
06–04 .38 /16-18 G1/4-19 1.06 1.24 08–06 .50 3
/4-16 R3/8-19 1.44 1212S .75 G3/4-14 11/16-12 1.70
9
06–06 .38 /16-18 G3/8-19 1.12 1.44 08–08 .50 3
/4-16 R1/2-14 1.59
9
06–08 .38 /16-18 G1/2-14 1.22 1.69 10–08 .63 7
/8-14 R1/2-14 1.69
3
08–06 .50 /4-16 G3/8-19 1.24 1.44 12–08 .75 11/16-12 R1/2-14 1.87
3
08–08 .50 /4-16 G1/2-14 1.34 1.69 12–12 .75 11/16-12 R3/4-14 1.95
7
10–08 .63 /8-14 G1/2-14 1.44 1.69 12–16 .75 11/16-12 R1-11 2.03
12–12 .75 11/16-12 G3/4-14 1.65 1.93 16–12 1.00 15/16-12 R3/4-14 1.99
16–16 1.00 15/16-12 G1-11 1.81 2.07 16–16 1.00 15/16-12 R1-11 2.07
20–20 1.25 15/8-12 G11/4-11 2.05 2.24
90° elbow,
SAE 37° male/BSPT male
GG310–NP (Dash size)
Tube Thread Thread

Dash O.D. T1 T2 A B
Size (inches)(inches) (inches) (inches) (inches)
04–02 .25 7/16-20 R1/8-28 .81 .92
04–04 .25 7/16-20 R1/4-19 1.08 1.06
06–04 .38 9/16-18 R1/4-19 1.08 1.06
06–06 .38 9/16-18 R3/8-19 1.22 1.12
06–08 .38 9/16-18 R1/2-14 1.46 1.22
3
08–06 .50 /4-16 R3/8-19 1.22 1.24
3
08–08 .50 /4-16 R1/2-14 1.46 1.34
12–12 .75 11/16-12 R3/4-14 1.59 1.65
16–16 1.00 15/16-12 R1-11 1.97 1.81
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O-Rings
Flange O-Ring
O-Rings
Designating Separate ORS and Flange

O-Rings
To order Aeroquip O-Rings separately without fittings
specify the size and material by using the charted O-Ring Flange
O-Ring Flange Dash
base number and dash size. Size Designation Size Size A Eφ
–210 .50 –8 .734 .139
O-Ring –214 .75 –12 .984 .139
SAE ORS Flange Operating
Temperature –219 1.00 –16 1.296 .139
Base Base Base
Number Number Number Material Range –222 1.25 –20 1.484 .139
22617 90º Durometer –30°F to +250°F –225 1.50 –24 1.859 .139
Buna-N (–34°C to +121°C) –228 2.00 –32 2.234 .139
Nitrile Rubber
FF9446 FF9446 –40°F to +250°F –232 2.50 –40 2.734 .139
(–40°C to +121°C)
–237 3.00 –48 3.359 .139
22033 EPR –65°F to +212°F
Ethylene (–55°C to +100°C)
FF9807 FF9016
Propylene
–65°F to +300°F O-Ring Seal Kit
Rubber
(–55°C to +150°C) Part No. FF10280–01*
22068 22046 22046 Viton –15°F to +400°F Includes metal box, O-Rings for ORS –04 through –24,
Fluoroelastomer (–25°C to +200°C)
O-Ring boss –04 through –32, Split flange –08 through
22012 FF9855 Buna-N, Low –65°F to +225°F –32, 24 packages with twelve 90 durometer nitrile O-Rings
Temperature (–55°C to +100°C)
Nitrile Rubber per package. Packages can be ordered individually by
22546 Neoprene –65°F to +300°F part number listed.
(–55°C to +150°C)
Individual
Package Individual
SAE O-Ring Boss Connection Part Number O-Ring
Size (12 O-Rings Ea.) Part Number
–04 FF10266–01–11 FF9446–11
–06 FF10266–01–12 FF9446–12
ORS* –08 FF10266–01–14 FF9446–14
O-Ring –10 FF10266–01–16 FF9446–16
Dash Size Tube Size D E –12 FF10266–01–18 FF9446–18
–4 –4 .351 .072 –16 FF10266–01–21 FF9446–21
–6 –6 .468 .078 –20 FF10266–01–25 FF9446–25
–8 –8 .644 .087 –24 FF10266–01–29 FF9446–29
–10 –10 .755 .097 –04 FF10273–01–04 22617–4
–12 –12 .924 .116 –05 FF10273–01–05 22617–5
–16 –16 1.171 .116 –06 FF10273–01–06 22617–6
O-Ring
–20 –20 1.475 .118 –08 FF10273–01–08 22617–8
Boss
–24 –24 1.720 .118 –10 FF10273–01–10 22617–10
–12 FF10273–01–12 22617–12
ORS O-Ring –16 FF10273–01–16 22617–16
–20 FF10273–01–20 22617–20
–24 FF10273–01–24 22617–24
–32 FF10273–01–32 22617–32
–08 FF10266–01–210 FF9446–210
Split
Flange –12 FF10266–01–214 FF9446–214
O-Ring ORS –16 FF10266–01–219 FF9446–219
Size Designation Tube Size A E
–20 FF10266–01–222 FF9446–222
–11 –4 .301 .07
–24 FF10266–01–225 FF9446–225
–12 –6 .364 .07
–32 FF10266–01–228 FF9446–228
–14 –8 .489 .07
*For ORS O-Ring Kit order part number: FF10265–01, only includes ORS O-Rings.
–16 –10 .614 .07
–18 –12 .739 .07
–21 –16 .926 .07 All dimensions in inches.
–25 –20 1.176 .07

–29 –24 1.489 .07
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SWIVEL JOINTS
Swivel Joints
Description Page Part No. Page Part No. Page
Advantages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330 62017 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FF974 . . . . . . . . . . . 343
FLOCS™ Fast Oil Change 62018 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FF975 . . . . . . . . . . . 343
System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344 62019 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FF9330A–01 . . . . . . 344
Fluid Compatibility Chart 62020 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FF9315–01 . . . . . . . 344
for Seals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332 62021 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FS5500 . . . . . . . . . . 337
How to Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . 330 62022 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FS5900 . . . . . . . . . . 340
Seal Repair Kits. . . . . . . . . . . . 343 62023 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FS55005 . . . . . . . . . 338
Selection Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . 332 BD5500. . . . . . . . . . 333 FS55009 . . . . . . . . . 338
Selection Criteria . . . . . . . . . . 331 BD55000. . . . . . . . . 334 FS55012 . . . . . . . . . 338
Swivel Joint Configurations BD55001. . . . . . . . . 334 FS55014 . . . . . . . . . 339
BD5500 Series . . . . . . . . . . . 333 BD55004. . . . . . . . . 334 FS55021 . . . . . . . . . 338
FS5500 Series. . . . . . . . . . . . 337 BD55005. . . . . . . . . 334 FS55029 . . . . . . . . . 339
FS5900 Series. . . . . . . . . . . . 340 BD55009. . . . . . . . . 335 FS55031 . . . . . . . . . 339
BD55011. . . . . . . . . 335 FS55058 . . . . . . . . . 338
BD55012. . . . . . . . . 335 FS55059 . . . . . . . . . 339
BD55014. . . . . . . . . 335 FS59000 . . . . . . . . . 342
BD55015. . . . . . . . . 335 FS59001 . . . . . . . . . 342
BD55021. . . . . . . . . 336 FS59002 . . . . . . . . . 341
BD55029. . . . . . . . . 336 FS59003 . . . . . . . . . 341
BD55031. . . . . . . . . 336 FS59004 . . . . . . . . . 341
BD55058. . . . . . . . . 336 FS59005 . . . . . . . . . 341
FF028 . . . . . . . . . . . 343 FS59006 . . . . . . . . . 342
FS59011 . . . . . . . . . 342
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How to Order
How to Order Seal Material Options:

When ordering a swivel joint, follow the steps below: Seal
First, state the base part number casing and sleeve port Code Material Description Application**
size, as shown. –75 Hytrel/Buna Standard U-Cup Petroleum-Base
Swivel Joints
Seal Fluids, Phosphate

Second, add the suffix code which indicates the seal Esters, Solvents
required, as shown in the seal code chart below. (See Fluid –74 Urethane/Buna Optional U-Cup Hydraulic Fluids,
Compatibility Chart on page 332). Seal Oxygen
–01* Buna-N Standard T-Ring Hydraulic Oils,
BD55000– 08 08– 01 Seal or O-Ring Water Glycol,
Seal LP Gas
Swivel Joint Base Number –04* EPR Optional T-Ring Brake Fluids,
Seal or O-Ring Water, Phosphate
Casing Port Size Seal Ester, Alcohols
–06* Viton Optional T-Ring Chemicals,
Sleeve Port Size Seal or O-Ring Gasoline,
Seal Aromatic Solvents
Seal Code *Limited service life above 3000 psi in sizes above –08.
**See Fluid Compatibility Chart on page 332 for additional information.
Advantages of using Aeroquip Swivel Joints

1. Better System Plumbing: 2. Prevent Hose Twisting: 4. Absorb System Shock:
a) Because less hose is needed when Because of the swivel action, swivel Swivel joints are not rigid and therefore
swivel joints are used, the system is joints prevent hose twisting and kink- capable of absorbing some hose short-
more space efficient (Figure 1). ing (Figure 2). ening when the system is pressurized.
b) Swivel joints can eliminate the need
for tubing configurations to accommo- 3. Less Downtime: 5. Save Money:
date 90° and other angles. With the problem of hose twisting and Less hose, fewer adapters and tubing
c) Swivel joints can be directly connect- kinking eliminated, hose line replace- configurations and less downtime add
ed to hose lines frequently eliminating ment becomes significantly less up to saving money when swivel joints
the need for adapters. frequent. are used.
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3
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Selection Criteria
Selection Criteria
Many variables are involved in the application and selec- 6. Pressure Drop:
tion of industrial swivel joints in a fluid power system. This is the resistance to the flow of the agent through the
Careful consideration must be paid to each of the criteria swivel joint measured in pounds per square inch (psi).
Swivel Joints
listed below to achieve optimum efficiency from a swivel The higher the resistance to flow, the greater is the loss of
joint. efficiency. Aeroquip swivel joints have been designed for
1. Pressure: minimal resistance to flow.
This is a force or thrust applied on the surface of a fluid 7. Torque:
carrying vehicle. System operating pressure must not Defined as the force that produces a rotation, torque is an
exceed the rating of the swivel joint. important consideration when specifying swivel joints.
2. Temperature: Aeroquip swivel joints rotate freely with low torque even
under pressures up to 10,000 psi. This permits consistent,
Both internal and ambient temperatures are important in trouble-free service.
proper swivel joint functioning. Internally, the temperature
rating is determined by the seals. If the fluid is too hot, the 8. Configurations:
seals will deteriorate and the swivel joint will leak and The swivel joint configuration specified (straight or 90°) is
resist rotation. Externally, too high a temperature will determined by such factors as available space and system
damage the casing and seals causing similar problems. routing. Make sure the swivel joint configuration and
When selecting seals, always insure they meet the envelope dimensions allow freedom of movement while
required temperature ranges. maintaining compatibility with the system’s routing.
3. Fluid Compatibility: 9. Port Size:
An important consideration in determining which joint Using the right port size and thread is a significant factor
and seal material to use is their compatibility with the in the proper selection of a swivel joint. The port size and
agent to be conveyed in the system. Internal swivel joint thread must match that of the end fitting on the connect-
components that are not suitable for the fluid being car- ing hose line.
ried in the system will be severely damaged. Carefully
check the fluid compatibility chart on Page 332. 10. Corrosion Resistance:
Make sure the environment in which the swivel joint
4. Cost: works and the fluid carried are free of corrosive elements
Cost, of course, is an important consideration. However, which could severely limit service life. If some corrosive
the initial cost of a swivel joint can be more than offset by elements are unavoidable, specify an Aeroquip swivel
cost reduction benefits such as an improved system rout- joint constructed with a brass/steel or stainless steel
ing with less hose, fewer adapters and tube fittings and material.
longer service life.
11. Rotation:
5. Side Loading: Rotation must be easy and unrestricted for proper service
Defined as the stress caused by angular deflection in a of the swivel joint. The joint and the connecting line must
piping system, side loading causes excessive wear on the be allowed to rotate freely for optimum performance.
bearing surfaces and inhibits smooth swivel joint opera-
tion. Care must be taken when plumbing a system with
swivel joints to avoid stress situations.
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Selection & Fluid Compatibility Charts for Seals
Selection Chart
BD5500 FS5500 FS5900
Selection Criteria Brass/Steel Steel Steel Steel
Swivel Joints
Rated Operating Pressure (psi) 3,000 3,000 4,000* 5,000

Side Loading Capability** G G VG E
Configurations Available 90° 90° 90° 90° and Straight
Pressure Drop Moderate Moderate Moderate Low
Torque Low Low Low Moderate
1 1
Size Range /2” and 1” /4” – 11/2” 1
/4” – 2” 1
/4” – 1”
Corrosion Resistance** E VG VG VG
*In sizes –4 and –6.
**Rating Codes: E = Excellent VG = Very Good G = Good
Fluid Compatibility Chart This chart is intended as a guide only and is not a guarantee. Many factors
such as concentration, fluid and ambient temperature, pressure, duration of
exposure, etc., have a bearing on the suitability of each seal for a specific
application. For further information on fluid compatibility, contact Aeroquip.
Seals
–75 (Hytrel†) –74 (Urethane) –06 (Viton†) –04 (EPR) – Note: 1 –01 (Buna-N)
Fluids –20°F to +250°F –40°F to +180°F –20°F to +300°F –60°F to +300°F –40°F to +250°F
Acetone • •
Acetylene • • • •
Air • • •
Alcohol – Ethyl, Methyl • •
Alcohol – Amyl, Isobutyl, Isopropyl • •
Benzene • •
Carbon Tetrachloride •
Cellulube - A60, 220, 300, 500 •
Ethylene Glycol • • •
Gasoline – Refined • • •
Glycerin • •
Hydr. Oil – Petr. Base (Incl. 5606) • • •
JP-4, JP-5, Kerosene • • •
Lindol, Hydr. Fluid •
Lube Oils – Petr. Base • • •
Lube Oils – Diester Base •
Methyl Ethyl Ketone • •
Naphtha • • •
Oronite – 8200, 8515 • •
Orthene • •
Oxygen: Note 2 • •
Pydraul – Series E •
Pydraul – Series C • •
Silicone Oils, Skydrol 500A • •
Trichloroethylene •
Water – Fresh – Note: 3 • • • •
Xylene • •
NOTES: (1) EPR Compounds must not contact Petroleum Base Lubricants. Use Silicone Grease.
(2) The Aeroquip swivel joints are not recommended for oxygen use in breathing applications. Please describe application on order since special assembly and cleaning
procedures are required.
(3) Hytrel seals rated for 180°F maximum in water and water base fluids.
†Hytrel and Viton are DuPont trademarks.
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BD5500 Standard Duty Balanced Pressure BD5500 Standard Duty
The Aeroquip BD5500 series industrial swivel joint’s

pressure balanced design distributes pressure evenly
through the body of the joint which eliminates axial load-
ing of the sleeve. This pressure balanced design allows
the BD5500 series swivel joint to turn with very low torque
Swivel Joints
even under pressures up to 3000 psi.
Pressure Drop vs Flow
Torque vs Pressure
5500 Series
Torque vs. Pressure
50 – 24
RUNNING TORQUE–INCH POUNDS
40
– 20
30 – 16
20 – 12
–8
10 –6
–4
0
0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000
PRESSURE–PSIG
This chart shows the low torque required to rotate the These test results for pressure drop at various flow rates
BD5500 series swivel joint while under pressure. This were made with MIL-H-5606A oil at temperatures (+70°F
data is based on actual testing of production assemblies. to +80°F) on production assemblies.
Seal Options: Pressure Rating for BD5500:
Suffix Size Operating Pressure

Number Material Standard Optional
All Sizes 25 in./Hg vacuum to
–01 Buna-N X 3000 psi
–04 EPR X
–06 Viton X
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BD5500 Standard Duty Balanced Pressure
Nom. Casing Sleeve

Part Number Size Thread Thread A B C F G
1 1 1
BD55000–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPSM /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 .91 .62 1.00
3 3 3
BD55000–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPSM /8-NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.12 .94 1.25
Swivel Joints
1 1 1
BD55000–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPSM /2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.16 1.00 1.38
3 3 3
BD55000–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPSM /4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 1.46 1.25 1.75
BD55000–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPSM 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 1.70 1.50 2.12
BD55000–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPSM 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.00 1.75 2.50
BD55000–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPSM 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 2.25 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Swivel to Male Pipe

1 1 7
BD55001–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPSM /16-20UNF-2A 2.37 1.60 .91 .62 1.00
1 1 1
BD55001–0405–01 /4” /4-18NPSM /2-20UNF-2A 2.21 1.47 .91 .62 1.00
3 3 9
BD55001–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPSM /16-18UNF-2A 2.82 1.85 1.12 .94 1.25
3 3 3
BD55001–0608–01 /8” /8-18NPSM /4-16UNF-2A 2.83 1.89 1.12 .94 1.25
1 1 3
BD55001–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPSM /4-16UNF-2A 3.09 2.03 1.16 1.00 1.38
1 1 7
BD55001–0810–01 /2” /2-14NPSM /8-14UNF-2A 3.10 2.07 1.16 1.00 1.38
3 3
BD55001–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPSM 11/16-12UN-2A 3.48 2.36 1.46 1.25 1.75
BD55001–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPSM 15/16-12UN-2A 3.94 2.64 1.70 1.50 2.12
BD55001–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPSM 15/8-12UN-2A 4.88 3.16 2.00 1.75 2.50
BD55001–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPSM 17/8-12UN-2A 5.30 3.50 2.25 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Swivel to Male SAE 37°

1 1 7
BD55004–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPSM /16-20UNF-2A 2.17 1.41 .91 .62 1.00
1 1 1
BD55004–0405–01 /4” /4-18NPSM /2-20UNF-2A 2.07 1.34 .91 .62 1.00
3 3 9
BD55004–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPSM /16-18UNF-2A 2.65 1.68 1.12 .94 1.25
3 3 3
BD55004–0608–01 /8” /8-18NPSM /4-16UNF-2A 2.70 1.76 1.12 .94 1.25
1 1 3
BD55004–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPSM /4-16UNF-2A 2.84 1.81 1.16 1.00 1.38
1 1 7
BD55004–0810–01 /2” /2-14NPSM /8-14UNF-2A 2.92 1.90 1.16 1.00 1.38
3 3
BD55004–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPSM 11/16-12UN-2A 3.29 2.18 1.46 1.25 1.75
BD55004–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPSM 15/16-12UN-2A 3.74 2.45 1.70 1.50 2.12
BD55004–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPSM 15/8-12UN-2A 4.60 2.89 2.00 1.88 2.50
BD55004–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPSM 17/8-12UN-2A 5.06 3.27 2.25 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Swivel to Male SAE O-Ring

1
BD55005–0404–01 /4” 7/16-20UNF-2A 1
/4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
1
BD55005–0504–01 /4” 1/2-20UNF-2A 1
/4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
3
BD55005–0606–01 /8” 9/16-18UNF-2A 3
/8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.19 .94 1.25
3
BD55005–0806–01 /8” 3/4-16UNF-2A 3
/8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.28 .94 1.25
1
BD55005–0808–01 /2” 3/4-16UNF-2A 1
/2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.39 1.00 1.38
1
BD55005–1008–01 /2” 7/8-14UNF-2A 1
/2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.47 1.00 1.38
3
BD55005–1212–01 /4” 11/16-12UN-2A 3
/4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 1.74 1.25 1.75
BD55005–1616–01 1” 15/16-12UN-2A 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 1.97 1.50 2.12
BD55005–2020–01 11/4” 15/8-12UN-2A 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.20 1.75 2.50
BD55005–2424–01 11/2” 17/8-12UN-2A 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 2.57 2.12 3.00
Male SAE 37° to Male Pipe
334
BD5500 Standard Duty
Nom. Casing Sleeve

1 7 7
BD55009–0404–01 /4” /16-20UNF-2A /16-20UNF-2A 2.37 1.60 1.06 .62 1.00
1 1 1
Swivel Joints
BD55009–0505–01 /4” /2-20UNF-2A /2-20UNF-2A 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
3 9 9
BD55009–0606–01 /8” /16-18UNF-2A /16-18UNF-2A 2.82 1.85 1.19 .94 1.25
3 3 3
BD55009–0808–01 /8” /4-16UNF-2A /4-16UNF-2A 2.83 1.89 1.28 .94 1.25
1 7 7
BD55009–1010–01 /2” /8-14UNF-2A /8-14UNF-2A 3.10 2.07 1.47 1.00 1.38
3
BD55009–1212–01 /4” 11/16-12UN-2A 11/16-12UN-2A 3.48 2.36 1.74 1.25 1.75
BD55009–1616–01 1” 15/1612UN-2A 15/16-12UN-2A 3.94 2.64 1.97 1.50 2.12
BD55009–2020–01 11/4” 15/812UN-2A 15/8-12UN-2A 4.88 3.16 2.20 1.75 2.50
Male SAE 37°
to Male BD55009–2424–01 11/2” 17/8-12UN-2A 17/8-12UN-2A 5.30 3.50 2.57 2.12 3.00
SAE 37°
1 1 1
BD55011–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPSM /4-18NPTF 2.14 1.40 .91 .75 1.00
3 3 3
BD55011–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPSM /8-18NPTF 2.54 1.60 1.12 .94 1.25
1 1 1
BD55011–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPSM /2-14NPTF 2.97 1.94 1.16 1.06 1.38
3 3 3
BD55011–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPSM /4-14NPTF 3.12 2.00 1.46 1.31 1.75
BD55011–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPSM 1-111/2NPTF 3.68 2.38 1.70 1.62 2.12
BD55011–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPSM 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.50 2.78 2.00 2.00 2.50
BD55011–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPSM 11/2-111/2NPTF 4.62 2.82 2.25 2.38 3.00
Female
Pipe Swivel
to Female Pipe
1 1 1
BD55012–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
3 3 3
BD55012–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.28 .94 1.25
1 1 1
BD55012–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.42 1.00 1.38
3 3 3
BD55012–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPTF /4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 1.71 1.25 1.75
BD55012–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPTF 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 1.98 1.50 2.12
BD55012–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.27 1.75 2.50
BD55012–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 2.54 2.12 3.00
Male Pipe
to Male Pipe
1 1 1
BD55014–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.44 .62 1.00
3 3 3
BD55014–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.49 .94 1.25
1 1 1
BD55014–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.80 1.00 1.38
3 3 3
BD55014–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPTF /4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 2.02 1.25 1.75
BD55014–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPTF 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 2.44 1.50 2.12
BD55014–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.77 1.75 2.50
BD55014–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 3.02 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe
Fixed to
Male Pipe
1 1 1
BD55015–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /4-18NPTF 2.14 1.40 1.44 .75 1.00
3 3 3
BD55015–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /8-18NPTF 2.54 1.60 1.49 .94 1.25
1 1 1
BD55015–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /2-14NPTF 2.97 1.94 1.80 1.06 1.38
3 3 3
BD55015–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPTF /4-14NPTF 3.12 2.00 2.02 1.31 1.75
BD55015–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPTF 1-111/2NPTF 3.68 2.38 2.44 1.62 2.12
BD55015–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.50 2.78 2.77 2.00 2.50
BD55015–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 11/2-111/2NPTF 4.62 2.82 3.02 2.38 3.00
Female Pipe
Fixed to
Female Pipe
335
BD5500 Standard Duty Balanced Pressure
Nom. Casing Sleeve

Part Number Size Thread Thread A B C XF XG
1 7 7
BD55021–0404–01 /4” /16-20UNF-2A /16-20UNF-2A 2.17 1.41 1.06 .62 1.00
1 1 1
BD55021–0505–01 /4” /2-20UNF-2A /2-20UNF-2A 2.07 1.34 1.06 .62 1.00
Swivel Joints
3 9 9
BD55021–0606–01 /8” /16-18UNF-2A /16-18UNF-2A 2.65 1.68 1.19 .94 1.25
1 3 3
BD55021–0808–01 /2” /4-16UNF-2A /4-16UNF-2A 2.70 1.76 1.28 .94 1.25
1 7 7
BD55021–1010–01 /2” /8-14UNF-2A /8-14UNF-2A 2.92 1.90 1.47 1.00 1.38
3 1
BD55021–1212–01 /4” 1 /16-12UN-2A 11/16-12UNF-2A 3.29 2.18 1.74 1.25 1.75
BD55021–1616–01 1” 15/16-12UN-2A 15/16-12UN-2A 3.74 2.45 1.97 1.50 2.12
BD55021–2020–01 11/4” 15/8-12UN-2A 15/8-12UN-2A 4.60 2.89 2.20 1.88 2.50
BD55021–2424–01 11/2” 17/8-12UN-2A 17/8-12UN-2A 5.06 3.27 2.57 2.12 3.00
Male SAE 37° to Male SAE O-Ring
1 1 7
BD55029–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /16-20UNF-2A 2.37 1.60 1.44 .62 1.00
1 1 1
BD55029–0405–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /2-20UNF-2A 2.21 1.47 1.44 .62 1.00
3 3 9
BD55029–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /16-18UNF-2A 2.82 1.85 1.49 .94 1.25
3 3 3
BD55029–0608–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 2.83 1.89 1.49 .94 1.25
1 1 3
BD55029–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 3.09 2.03 1.80 1.00 1.38
1 1 7
BD55029–0810–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /8-14UNF-2A 3.10 2.07 1.80 1.00 1.38
3 3
BD55029–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPTF 11/16-12UN-2A 3.48 2.36 2.02 1.25 1.75
BD55029–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPTF 15/16-12UN-2A 3.94 2.64 2.44 1.50 2.12
BD55029–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 15/8-12UN-2A 4.88 3.16 2.77 1.75 2.50
BD55029–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 17/8-12UN-2A 5.30 3.50 3.02 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Fixed to Male SAE 37°
1 1 7
BD55031–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /16-20UNF-2A 2.17 1.41 1.44 .62 1.00
1 1 1
BD55031–0405–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /2-20UNF-2A 2.07 1.34 1.44 .62 1.00
3 3 9
BD55031–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /16-18UNF-2A 2.65 1.68 1.49 .94 1.25
3 3 3
BD55031–0608–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 2.70 1.76 1.49 .94 1.25
1 1 3
BD55031–0808–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 2.84 1.81 1.80 1.00 1.38
1 1 7
BD55031–0810–01 /2” /2-14NPTF /8-14UNF-2A 2.92 1.90 1.80 1.00 1.38
3 3
BD55031–1212–01 /4” /4-14NPTF 11/16-12UN-2A 3.29 2.18 2.02 1.25 1.75
BD55031–1616–01 1” 1-111/2NPTF 15/16-12UN-2A 3.74 2.45 2.44 1.50 2.12
BD55031–2020–01 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 15/8-12UN-2A 4.60 2.89 2.77 1.88 2.50
BD55031–2424–01 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 17/8-12UN-2A 5.06 3.27 3.02 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Fixed to Male SAE O-Ring
BD55058–1616–01 1” 15/16-12UN-2A 15/1612UN-2B 3.56 2.26 1.97 1.50 2.12
Male SAE 37° to

Female SAE 37° Swivel
336
FS5500 Heavy Duty Balanced Pressure FS5500 Heavy Duty
The Aeroquip FS5500 series swivel joint is a heavy duty

version of the BD5500 series. The FS5500 series has a
special hardened casing and heavy duty U-Cup seals
which permit a pressure range from vacuum up to 4,000
psi. The balanced pressure design allows the FS5500
Swivel Joints
series swivel joint to rotate with low torque even when
exposed to maximum pressures and side loads.
Torque vs Pressure
These test results for pressure drop at various flow

rates were made with MIL-H-5606A oil at temperatures
(+70°F to +80°F) on production assemblies.
Pressure Rating for FS5500:

This chart shows the low torque required to rotate the Size Operating Pressure
FS5500 series swivel joint while under pressure. This data –04 & –06 25 in./Hg vacuum to 4,000 psi
is based on actual testing of production assemblies. –08 & –12 25 in./Hg vacuum to 3,500 psi
–16, –20 & –24 25 in./Hg vacuum to 3,000 psi
Seal Options:
Suffix
Style No. Material Standard Optional
U-Cup –75 Hytrel/ X(–08 & up)
Buna-N
U-Cup –74 Urethane X
T-Ring* –01 Buna-N X(–04 & –06) X(–08 & up)
T-Ring* –04 EPR X
T-Ring –06 Viton X
*Reduced service life in sizes –12 and larger when used above
3,000 psi operating pressure. U-Cup Seal T-Ring Seal
337
FS5500 Heavy Duty Balanced Pressure
Nom. Casing Sleeve

1 7 1
FS55005–0404–01 /4” /16-20UNF-2A /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
1 1 1
FS55005–0504–01 /4” /2-20UNF-2A /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
Swivel Joints
3 9 3
FS55005–0606–01 /8” /16-18UNF-2A /8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.19 .94 1.25
3 3 3
FS55005–0806–01 /8” /4-16UNF-2A /8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.28 .94 1.25
1 3 1
FS55005–0808–75 /2” /4-16UNF-2A /2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.39 1.00 1.38
3
FS55005–1212–75 /4” 11/16-12UN-2A 3
/4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 1.74 1.25 1.75
FS55005–1616–75 1” 15/16-12UN-2A 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 1.97 1.50 2.12
FS55005–2020–75 11/4” 15/8-12UN-2A 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.20 1.75 2.50
FS55005–2424–75 11/2” 17/8-12UN-2A 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 2.57 2.12 3.00
Male SAE 37°
to Male Pipe
1
FS55009–0404–01 /4” 7/16-20UNF-2A 7
/16-20UNF-2A 2.37 1.60 1.06 .62 1.00
1
FS55009–0505–01 /4” 1/2-20UNF-2A 1
/2-20UNF-2A 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
3
FS55009–0606–01 /8” 9/16-18UNF-2A 9
/16-18UNF-2A 2.82 1.85 1.19 .94 1.25
3
FS55009–0808–01 /8” 3/4-16UNF-2A 3
/4-16UNF-2A 2.83 1.89 1.28 .94 1.25
1
FS55009–1010–75 /2” 7/8-14UNF-2A 7
/8-14UNF-2A 3.10 2.07 1.47 1.00 1.38
3
FS55009–1212–75 /4” 11/16-12UN-2A 11/16-12UN-2A 3.48 2.36 1.74 1.25 1.75
FS55009–1616–75 1” 15/1612UN-2A 15/16-12UN-2A 3.94 2.64 1.97 1.50 2.12
FS55009–2020–75 11/4 15/812UN-2A 15/8-12UN-2A 4.88 3.16 2.20 1.75 2.50
Male SAE 37° FS55009–2424–75 11/2” 17/8-12UN-2A 17/8-12UN-2A 5.30 3.50 2.57 2.12 3.00
to Male SAE 37°
FS55058–1616–75 1” 15/16-12UN-2A 15/16-12UN-2B 3.56 2.26 1.97 1.50 2.12
Male SAE 37°

to Female
SAE 37° Swivel
1
FS55021–0404–01 /4” 7/16-20UNF-2A 7
/16-20UNF-2A 2.17 1.41 1.06 .62 1.00
1
FS55021–0505–01 /4” 1/2-20UNF-2A 1
/2-20UNF-2A 2.07 1.34 1.06 .62 1.00
3
FS55021–0606–01 /8” 9/16-18UNF-2A 9
/16-18UNF-2A 2.65 1.68 1.19 .94 1.25
3
FS55021–0808–01 /8” 3/4-16UNF-2A 3
/4-16UNF-2A 2.70 1.76 1.28 .94 1.25
1
FS55021–1010–75 /2” 7/8-14UNF-2A 7
/8-14UNF-2A 2.92 1.90 1.47 1.00 1.38
3
FS55021–1212–75 /4” 11/16-12UN-2A 11/16-12UN-2A 3.29 2.18 1.74 1.25 1.75
FS55021–1616–75 1” 15/16-12UN-2A 15/16-12UN-2A 3.74 2.45 1.97 1.50 2.12
FS55021–2020–75 11/4” 15/8-12UN-2A 15/8-12UN-2A 4.60 2.89 2.20 1.88 2.50
Male SAE 37°
to Male SAE FS55021–2424–75 11/2” 17/8-12UN-2A 17/8-12UN-2A 5.06 3.27 2.57 2.12 3.00
O-Ring
1 1 1
FS55012–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.06 .62 1.00
3 3 3
FS55012–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.28 .94 1.25
1 1 1
FS55012–0808–75 /2” /2-14NPTF /2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.42 1.00 1.38
3 3 3
FS55012–1212–75 /4” /4-14NPTF /4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 1.71 1.25 1.75
FS55012–1616–75 1” 1-111/2NPTF 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 1.98 1.50 2.12
FS55012–2020–75 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.27 1.75 2.50
FS55012–2424–75 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 2.54 2.12 3.00
Male Pipe
to Male Pipe
338
FS5500 Heavy Duty
Nom. Casing Sleeve

1 1 1
FS55014–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /4-18NPTF 2.21 1.47 1.44 .62 1.00
3 3 3
FS55014–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /8-18NPTF 2.74 1.80 1.49 .94 1.25
Swivel Joints
1 1 1
FS55014–0808–75 /2” /2-14NPTF /2-14NPTF 3.09 2.06 1.80 1.00 1.38
3 3 3
FS55014–1212–75 /4” /4-14NPTF /4-14NPTF 3.48 2.36 2.02 1.25 1.75
FS55014–1616–75 1” 1-111/2NPTF 1-111/2NPTF 3.94 2.64 2.44 1.50 2.12
FS55014–2020–75 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 11/4-111/2NPTF 4.88 3.16 2.77 1.75 2.50
FS55014–2424–75 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 11/2-111/2NPTF 5.30 3.50 3.02 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Fixed to Male Pipe
1 1 7
FS55029–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /16-20UNF-2A 2.37 1.60 1.44 .62 1.00
1 1 1
FS55029–0405–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /2-20UNF-2A 2.21 1.47 1.44 .62 1.00
3 3 9
FS55029–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /16-18UNF-2A 2.82 1.85 1.49 .94 1.25
3 3 3
FS55029–0608–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 2.83 1.89 1.49 .94 1.25
1 1 3
FS55029–0808–75 /2” /2-14NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 3.09 2.03 1.80 1.00 1.38
1 1 7
FS55029–0810–75 /2” /2-14NPTF /8-14UNF-2A 3.10 2.07 1.80 1.00 1.38
3 3
FS55029–1212–75 /4” /4-14NPTF 11/16-12UN-2A 3.48 2.36 2.02 1.25 1.75
FS55029–1616–75 1” 1-111/2NPTF 15/16-12UN-2A 3.94 2.64 2.44 1.50 2.12
FS55029–2020–75 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 15/8-12UN-2A 4.88 3.16 2.77 1.75 2.50
FS55029–2424–75 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 17/8-12UN-2A 5.30 3.50 3.02 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Fixed to Male SAE 37°
1 1 7
FS55031–0404–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /16-20UNF-2A 2.17 1.41 1.44 .62 1.00
1 1 1
FS55031–0405–01 /4” /4-18NPTF /2-20UNF-2A 2.07 1.34 1.44 .62 1.00
3 3 9
FS55031–0606–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /16-18UNF-2A 2.65 1.68 1.49 .94 1.25
3 3 3
FS55031–0608–01 /8” /8-18NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 2.70 1.76 1.49 .94 1.25
1 1 3
FS55031–0808–75 /2” /2-14NPTF /4-16UNF-2A 2.84 1.81 1.80 1.00 1.38
1 1 7
FS55031–0810–75 /2” /2-14NPTF /8-14UNF-2A 2.92 1.90 1.80 1.00 1.38
3 3
FS55031–1212–75 /4” /4-14NPTF 11/16-12UN-2A 3.29 2.18 2.02 1.25 1.75
FS55031–1616–75 1” 1-111/2NPTF 15/16-12UN-2A 3.74 2.45 2.44 1.50 2.12
FS55031–2020–75 11/4” 11/4-111/2NPTF 15/8-12UN-2A 4.60 2.89 2.77 1.88 2.50
FS55031–2424–75 11/2” 11/2-111/2NPTF 17/8-12UN-2A 5.06 3.27 3.02 2.12 3.00
Female Pipe Fixed to Male SAE O-Ring
3
FS55059–1212–75 /4” 13/16-12UN-2A 11/16-12UN-2A 3.29 2.18 1.54 1.25 1.75
ORS® Male to Male SAE O-Ring
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FS5900 Heavy Duty Full Flow
The Aeroquip FS5900 series swivel joint is designed for

25 in./Hg vacuum to 5000 psi operating pressure service
made possible by advanced design needle bearings and
seals. In addition to high pressures the FS5900 series pro-
vides full fluid flow with minimal pressure drop.
Swivel Joints
The excellent corrosion resistance of the FS5900 series is

made possible by the plated steel components.
Both field and laboratory testing have proven the FS5900

series swivel joints can withstand greater side loads than
conventional swivel joints. High pressure impulse life has
also been improved.
Torque vs Pressure
Testing to determine the torque required to rotate an Testing for pressure drop at various flow rates was con-
FS5900 series swivel joint was conducted on actual pro- ducted with MIL-H-5606 hydraulic oil at temperatures
duction assemblies. (+70°F to +80°F).
Seal Options:
O-Ring Seals (1/4 inch size only)
Suffix Temperature
Number Material Range Standard Optional
–01 Buna-N –40°F to 250°F X
–04 EPR –60°F to 300°F X
–06 Viton –20°F to 300°F X
U-Cup Seals
Suffix Temperature
Number Material Range Standard Optional
–75 Hytrel/Buna –20°F to 250°F X
–74 Urethane/Buna –40°F to 180°F X
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FS5900 Heavy Duty
Nom. Thread Thread

Part Number Size P1 P2 A B 1 2
1 1 1
FS59002-0404-01 /4 ” /4-18 /4-18 3.20 2.82 1.19 .56
3 3 3
FS59002-0606-75 /8 ” /8-18 /8-18 3.67 3.21 1.88 .94
Swivel Joints
1 1 1
FS59002-0808-75 /2” /2-14 /2-14 4.01 3.45 1.88 .94
3 3 3
FS59002-1212-75 /4” /4-14 /4-14 4.32 3.64 2.12 1.19
FS59002-1616-75 1” 1-111/2 1-111/2 4.88 4.08 2.50 1.44
Female Pipe to Male Pipe
P T
1 1 1
FS59003-0405-01 /4” /4-18 /2-20 3.19 2.81 1.19 .56
3 3 3
FS59003-0608-75 /8” /8-18 /8-16 3.77 3.31 1.88 .94
1 1 7
FS59003-0810-75 /2” /2-14 /8-14 4.00 3.44 1.88 .94
3 3
FS59003-1212-75 /4” /4-14 11/16-12 4.43 3.75 2.12 1.19
FS59003-1616-75 1” 1-111/2 15/16-12 4.85 4.05 2.50 1.44
Female Pipe to Male SAE 37°
P1 P2
1 1 1
FS59004-0404-01 /4” /4-18 /4-18 3.23 1.19 .56
3 3 3
FS59004-0606-75 /8” /8-18 /8-18 3.62 1.88 .94
1 1 1
FS59004-0808-75 /2” /2-14 /2-14 3.97 1.88 .94
3 3 3
FS59004-1212-75 /4” /4-14 /4-14 4.04 2.12 1.19
FS59004-1616-75 1” 1-111/2 1-111/2 4.57 2.50 1.44
Female Pipe to Male Pipe
P T
1 1 1
FS59005-0405-01 /4” /4-18 /2-20 3.22 1.19 .56
3 3 3
FS59005-0608-75 /8” /8-18 /4-16 3.72 1.88 .94
1 1 7
FS59005-0810-75 /2” /2-14 /8-14 3.96 1.88 .94
3 3
FS59005-1212-75 /4” /4-14 11/16-12 4.15 2.12 1.19
FS59005-1616-75 1” 1-111/2 15/16-12 4.54 2.50 1.44
Female Pipe to Male SAE 37°
All dimensions in inches. All FS5900 Series Swivel Joints are available from stock.
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FS5900 Heavy Duty Full Flow
Nom. Thread Thread

Part Number Size T1 T2 A B C 1 2
Swivel Joints
1 1 1
FS59006–0505–01 /4” /2-20 /2-20 2.98 1.19 .62
3 3 3
FS59006–0808–75 /8” /4-16 /4-16 3.48 1.88 .94
1 7 7
FS59006–1010–75 /2” /8-14 /8-14 3.74 1.88 1.00
3
FS59006–1212–75 /4” 11/16-12 11/16-12 3.88 2.12 1.25
FS59006–1616–75 1” 15/16-12 15/16-12 4.03 2.50 1.50
Male SAE 37˚to Female SAE 37˚
T1 T2
1 1 1
FS59011–0505–01 /4” /2-20 /2-20 2.69 2.41 1.16 1.19 .62
3 3 3
FS59011–0808–75 /8” /4-16 /4-16 3.08 2.73 1.59 1.88 .94
1 7 7
FS59011–1010–75 /2” /8-14 /8-14 3.46 3.06 1.70 1.88 1.00
3
FS59011–1212–75 /4” 11/16-12 11/16-12 3.58 3.08 1.93 2.12 1.25
FS59011–1616–75 1” 15/16-12 15/16-12 3.91 3.29 2.16 2.50 1.50
Male SAE 37˚to Female SAE 37˚
P1 P2
FS59001–1616–75 1” 1-111/2 1-111/2 4.31 2.50 1.62
(Straight)
Female Pipe to Female Pipe
P1 P2 A B C D E
FS59000–1616–01* 1” 1-111/2 1-111/2 2.50 3.87 2.41 1.62 1.91
Female Pipe to Female Pipe

*1000 psi operating pressure
All dimensions in inches. All FS5900 Series Swivel Joints are available from stock.
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Seal Repair Kits
BD5500 and FS5500 Swivel Joint Repair Kits
Swivel Joints
Replacement seal kit consists of (2) TRI-RING SEALTM assemblies, (2) dust seals, (1) washer and (1) snap ring. Consult
Aeroquip for price information of 2” seal kits.
Seal Type Seal Kit Part Numbers
1 3 1 3
Nominal Size /4” /8” /2” /4” 1” 11/4” 11/2”
Buna-N (Code –01) 10–62017–01 10–62018–01 10–62019–01 10–62020–01 10–62021–01 10–62022–01 10–62023–01
EPR (Code –04) 10–62017–04 10–62018–04 10–62019–04 10–62020–04 10–62021–04 10–62022–04 10–62023–04
Viton (Code –06) 10–62017–06 10–62018–06 10–62019–06 10–62020–06 10–62021–06 10–62022–06 10–62023–06
Note: –74 and –75 Seals are not field serviceable. Contact Aeroquip.
FS5900 Swivel Joint Repair Kits

The FS5900 series swivel joints are easily field repaired. FF974 Kits include: a replacement seal assembly, back-up
Two different kits are available. The choice of which kit to rings and a new dust seal.
use is dependent upon the extent of repairs necessary. FF975 Kits include: a replacement seal assembly, back-up
rings, a new dust seal and two sets of bearings and races.
For FS59000–1616–01 order repair kit FF028–16–01
includes: a replacement seal assembly, back-up rings and
a new dust seal.
To order FF974 and FF975 Kits: FF974– 08– 75

Kit Base Number
Joint Size (Swivel Joint Nominal size 1/2”)
Seal Material Code

(see Seal Material Options chart on page 330)
NOTE: Use swivel joint nominal size when ordering kits, not port size.
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Fast Oil Change System
™
FLOCS Fast Oil Change System
FLOCS
Features
• Fast and simple • Fully automatic system
• Vehicle conversion kit • Two models—air or electric
• Aeroquip coupling • User friendly
Aeroquip FLOCS 30A (PN FF9330A–01) • Sealed oil system
is an air-powered unit.
Benefits
• Saves on valuable maintenance time and major
equipment costs.
• Oil spills are eliminated; no costly cleanup.
• Eliminates lost, damaged or cross threaded drain plugs;
reduces replacement costs.
• Oil remains free of dust and dirt, reducing costly engine
wear and overhauls due to contamination.
• Does not require adjustments, reduces labor costs
substantially.
Aeroquip FLOCS 15 (PN FF9315–01)
is an electric-powered unit.
• Adapts to any situation, reducing time, labor, and
equipment costs.
• Serviceman satisfaction is high, saves on labor costs.
• Minimizes health risks due to handling used oil.
Fast, Efficient & Clean

When a FLOCS Evacuation Unit is used in conjunction
with one of several dispensing systems on the market, it
substantially lowers the time required for oil changes.
Since oil is contained at all times, there is minimal chance
of transient dirt or dust getting in your oil and engine
during oil change. A cleaner engine means less wear
and fewer overhauls.
Versatile and Effective

The Aeroquip FLOCS 30A oil evacuation unit is a versatile,
air-powered unit designed to be used where an air source
is available and electrical units may present a fire hazard.
The unit can be adapted for use either on a lube truck or
in a maintenance bay.
FLOCS units can be used with equal effectiveness on
Once your fleet has been equipped with vehicles with small, medium and large oil pan capacities.
FLOCS Conversion Kits, the FLOCS
System can be used to change oil in a
matter of minutes per vehicle.
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QUICK DISCONNECT
TM
COUPLINGS
Quick Disconnect Couplings

Description Page Description Page
Air Couplings Fluid Transfer and Refrigerant
FD40 Series – Interchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360 5400 Series – Low Air Inclusion, Low Fluid Loss . . . . . . . . . 394
FD41 Series – Interchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362 Hydraulic Farm
FD43 Series – Interchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364 FD70 Series – Male Tip – Deere . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
Bulk Fluid Transfer FD71 Series – Push to Connect – ISO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405
FD83 Series – Identical Half – Dry Break . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410 FD72 Series – Push to Connect – Connect Under Pressure . 407
Chemical and Fluid Transfer FD76 Series – Male Tip – ISO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 409
2S73000 Series – DryConnect, Stainless Steel . . . . . . . . . . 418 Special Application
2S72000 Series – DryConnect, Polypropylene . . . . . . . . . . . 420 FD15 Series – Oil Sampling Valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366
Fluid Transfer and Hydraulic FD69 Series – High Pressure/Water Blast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403
FD21 Series – Arc Latch, 1/8" High Pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368 FD90 Series – Diagnostic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 422
FD35 Series – Arc Latch, High Pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370 FF10000–02 – Diagnostic Kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 422
FD42 Series – Interchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 373 Configuration Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 349
FD45 Series – Interchange – Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 376 Coupling Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 352
FD45 Series – Interchange – Brass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
FD45 Series – Interchange – Stainless Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . 382 Coupling Selection Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356
FD48 Series – Interchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386 Fluid Compatibility Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 358
FD49 Series – HTMA Interchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388 How to Order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350
5100 Series – Threaded, Low Spill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 391
5600 Series – General Purpose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 398 Part Number Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 346
FD86 Series – Dry Break, High Impulse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 414 Symbols Used in this Catalog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348
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Part Number Index
Part numbers listed below are base part numbers that exclude size designation, for complete part number refer to page and line referenced.
Part Part Part

Number Page Line Number Page Line Number Page Line
2S72000......................420 5650 ............................400 ....................33-34 FD45 Steel..................376
2S72001......................421 ............................9 5651 ............................400 ....................25-26 FD45 Brass ................379

2S72003......................421 ............................1 5657 ............................402 ....................32-36 FD45 Stainless Steel ..382
2S72004......................421 ............................9 5657 ............................406 ..........................18 FD45–1000..................377 ....................17-22
2S72005......................421 ............................1 5657 ............................408 ..........................19 FD45–1001..................383 ....................17-21
2S72006......................421 ............................9 5659 ............................402 ....................37-41 FD45–1002..................377 ........................1-6
2S72007......................421 ............................1 5659 ............................406 ..........................25 FD45–1003..................377 ......................9-14
2S73000......................418 5659 ............................408 ..........................25 FD45–1004..................383 ........................1-5
2S73000......................419 ............................1 5667 ............................402 ....................17-19 FD45–1005..................383 ......................9-13
2S73001......................419 ............................9 5668 ............................402 ......................9-11 FD45–1040..................378 ....................34-39
2S73002......................419 ..........................34 5690 ............................402 ........................1-7 FD45–1040..................381 ....................34-39
2S73002......................421 ..........................25 5691 ............................401 ....................33-39 FD45–1040..................384 ....................34-38
2S73005......................419 ............................1 22008 ..........................397 ............................6 FD45–1041..................378 ....................41-46
2S73006......................419 ............................9 22546 ..........................396 ....................27-33 FD45–1041..................381 ....................41-46
2S73007......................419 ..........................34 22546 ..........................396 ....................35-38 FD45–1041..................384 ....................39-43
2S73007......................421 ..........................25 22546 ..........................396 ....................40-45 FD45–1044..................378 ........................1-6
2S73008......................419 ............................1 22546 ..........................397 ..................3,11,13 FD45–1045..................378 ....................17-22
2S73009......................419 ............................9 202208 ........................396 ....................35-38 FD45–1046..................378 ......................9-14
2S73010......................419 ..........................34 202208 ........................397........................2,14 FD45–1047..................377 ....................33-38
2S73010......................421 ..........................25 202220 ........................396 ....................27-33 FD45–1052..................384 ........................1-5
2S73011......................419 ..........................17 560078 ........................401 ........................1-7 FD45–1053..................383 ....................33-37
2S75003......................421 ..........................33 565006 ........................400 ....................33-34 FD45–1056..................384 ....................17-21
150–22 ........................393 ....................40-44 565007 ........................400 ....................25-26 FD45–1059..................384 ......................9-13
487 ..............................396 ....................40-45 565014 ........................402 ....................17-19 FD45–1061..................377 ....................25-30
5100 ............................391 565015 ........................402 ......................9-11 FD45–1062..................383 ....................25-29
5100 ............................393 ........................1-8 AE18900 ....................413 ..........................34 FD45–1063..................377 ....................17-22
5100–22 ......................393 ..........................45 FD15 ..........................366 FD45–1064..................377 ........................1-6
5100–S2 ......................392 ........................1-8 FD15–1000..................367 ........................1-2 FD45–1065..................377 ......................9-14
5100–S4 ......................392 ......................9-16 FD15–1002..................367 ............................9 FD45–1070..................377 ......................9-14
5100–S5 ......................392 ....................17-24 FD15–1025..................367 ..........................25 FD45–1071..................377 ........................1-6
5100–S7 ......................393 ....................32-37 FD15–1026..................367 ..........................17 FD45–1072..................377 ....................17-22
5100–S9 ......................393 ....................32-37 FD21 ..........................368 FD45–1075..................383 ....................17-21
5101 ............................392 ....................33-40 FD21–1001..................369 ............................9 FD45–1076..................383 ......................9-13
5110 ............................393 ....................17-24 FD21–1002..................369 ............................1 FD45–1078..................383 ........................1-5
5110–S5 ......................392 ....................25-32 FD35 ..........................370 FD45–1086..................380 ........................1-7
5111 ............................393 ......................9-16 FD35–1000..................371 ..........................17 FD45–1090..................380 ....................17-23
5400 ............................394 FD35–1001..................371 ............................9 FD45–1091..................380 ......................9-15
5400–17 ......................397 ............................5 FD35–1002..................371 ............................1 FD45–1092..................380 ........................1-7
5400–53 ......................397 ............................8 FD35–1006..................372 ............................1 FD45–1100..................380 ....................17-23
5400–54 ......................397 ............................7 FD35–1007..................371 ..........................33 FD45–1101..................380 ......................9-15
5400–S2 ......................395 ........................1-4 FD35–1008..................371 ..........................25 FD45–1120..................383 ....................17-21
5400–S5 ......................395 ......................9-12 FD35–1042..................372 ..........................30 FD45–1121..................383 ........................1-5
5400–S6 ......................396 ....................18-21 FD35–1043..................372 ............................9 FD45–1122..................383 ......................9-13
5400–S8 ......................396 ....................18-21 FD35–1044..................372 ..........................17 FD45–1142..................383 ....................33-37
5400–S16 ....................397 ..........................10 FD40 ..........................360 FD45–1143..................384 ........................1-5
5400–S19 ....................397 ..........................12 FD40–1000..................361 ........................1-6 FD45–1153..................380 ........................1-7
5400–S20 ....................397 ............................4 FD40–1001..................361 ......................9-12 FD45–1156..................380 ......................9-15
5401 ............................396 ......................9-15 FD40–1013..................361 ....................17-21 FD45–1157..................380 ....................17-23
5401–S14 ....................396 ........................1-7 FD40–1013..................365 ....................22-26 FD45–1172..................377 ....................33-38
5401–S17 ....................395 ....................41-47 FD40–1014..................361 ....................25-32 FD45–1173..................378 ........................1-6
5410 ............................395 ....................33-39 FD40–1014..................365 ....................29-36 FD45–1174..................381 ........................1-7
5410–S14 ....................395 ....................25-31 FD41 ..........................362 FD45–1175..................380 ....................25-31
5410–S17 ....................395 ....................17-23 FD41–1000..................363 ........................1-3 FD45–1176..................380 ....................33-39
5600 ............................398 FD41–1013..................363 ............................9 FD45–1177..................381 ........................1-7
5600 ............................399 ....................17-23 FD41–1014..................363 ..........................17 FD45–1178..................380 ....................33-39
5601 ............................399 ......................9-15 FD42 ..........................373 FD45–1179..................381 ........................1-7
5602 ............................399 ........................1-7 FD42–1000..................374 ..........................17 FD45–1180..................380 ....................33-39
5603 ............................402 ..........................42 FD42–1001..................374 ............................9 FD45–1194..................384 ........................1-5
5603 ............................406 ..........................33 FD42–1002..................374 ............................1 FD45–1195..................383 ....................33-37
5603 ............................408 ..........................33 FD42–1006..................374 ..........................41 FD45–1197..................384 ....................17-21
5606 ............................401 ....................17-23 FD42–1008..................374 ..........................33 FD45–1199..................381 ....................18-22
5608 ............................401 ......................9-15 FD42–1010..................374 ..........................25 FD45–1201..................381 ....................10-14
5610 ............................401 ........................1-7 FD43 ..........................364 FD45–1203..................381 ....................18-22
5642 ............................399 ....................17-23 FD43–1001..................365 ........................1-7 FD45–1206..................378 ........................1-6
5643 ............................399 ......................9-15 FD43–1011..................365 ......................8-14 FD45–1207..................377 ....................33-38
5644 ............................399 ........................1-7 FD43–1031..................365 ....................15-16 FD45–1209..................384 ....................17-21
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TM
Part Number Index
Part numbers listed below are base part numbers that exclude size designation, for complete part number refer to page and line referenced.
Part Part Part

Number Page Line Number Page Line Number Page Line
FD45–1211..................381 ....................18-22 FD69–1026..................404 ....................10-11 FD90–1004..................423 ......................9-12

FD45–1228..................378 ....................17-22 FD69–1027..................404 ....................18-21 FD90–1012..................423 ....................17-18
FD45–1229..................378 ....................17-22 FD69–1028..................404 ....................10-11 FD90–1021..................423 ....................32-33
FD45–1267..................385 ............................9 FD69–1029..................404 ....................18-21 FD90–1034..................423 ........................1-2
FD45–1270..................385 ............................1 FD70 ..........................409 FD90–1035..................423 ........................1-2
FD45–1399..................380 ..........................31 FD70–1010..................409 ............................1 FD90–1040..................423 ..........................33
FD45–1400..................380 ..........................31 FD71 ..........................405 FD90–1041..................423 ..........................41
FD48 ..........................386 FD71–1001..................406 ............................9 FD90–1044..................423 ......................9-12
FD48–1000..................387 ..........................17 FD72 ..........................407 FD90–1045..................423 ....................17-18
FD48–1001..................387 ............................9 FD72–1001..................408 ............................9 FD90–1046..................423 ..........................25
FD48–1002..................387 ............................1 FD76 ..........................409 FD93–1047..................423 ..........................25
FD48–1042..................375 ............................9 FD76–1002..................406 ............................1 FF013 ..........................377 ....................42-47
FD48–1042..................387 ..........................26 FD76–1002..................408 ............................1 FF013 ..........................378 ....................26-31
FD49 ..........................388 FD76–1002..................409 ............................9 FF014 ..........................377 ....................42-47
FD49–1001..................389 ....................25-26 FD76–1010..................409 ..........................17 FF014 ..........................378 ....................26-31
FD49–1002..................389 ........................1-2 FD83 ..........................410 FF015 ..........................377 ....................42-47
FD49–1004..................389 ............................9 FD83–1000..................411 ............................1 FF015 ..........................378 ....................26-31
FD49–1005..................389 ..........................33 FD83–1001..................411 ..........................25 FF016 ..........................380 ....................42-48
FD49–1014..................390 ........................1-2 FD83–1002..................412 ..........................33 FF016 ..........................381 ....................26-32
FD49–1042..................390 ..........................20 FD83–1003..................411 ............................9 FF017 ..........................380 ....................42-48
FD49–1057..................389 ....................17-18 FD83–1004..................413 ............................1 FF017 ..........................381 ....................26-32
FD49–1088..................390 ..........................28 FD83–1005..................411 ..........................17 FF018 ..........................380 ....................42-48
FD49–1200..................390 ......................9-10 FD83–1007..................412 ............................1 FF018 ..........................381 ....................26-32
FD51–1264..................392 ........................1-8 FD83–1008..................412 ............................9 FF054 ..........................383 ....................42-46
FD51–1265..................392 ........................1-8 FD83–1014..................412 ..........................25 FF054 ..........................384 ....................26-30
FD51–1266..................392 ....................17-24 FD83–1024..................413 ............................9 FF055 ..........................383 ....................42-46
FD51–1267..................392 ....................25-32 FD83–1025..................411 ..........................33 FF055 ..........................384 ....................26-30
FD51–1268..................392 ....................17-24 FD83–1026..................412 ..........................17 FF056 ..........................383 ....................42-46
FD51–1269..................392 ....................25-32 FD83–1032..................413 ..........................17 FF056 ..........................384 ....................26-30
FD51–1270..................392 ....................33-40 FD83–1033..................413 ..........................25 FF082 ..........................399 ....................42-46
FD51–1272..................392 ....................33-40 FD83–1040..................413 ..........................34 FF082 ..........................400 ....................42-46
FD56–1009..................401 ....................17-23 FD86 ..........................414 FF082 ..........................401 ....................42-46
FD56–1012..................401 ......................9-15 FD86–1000..................416 ....................17-18 FF082 ..........................402 ....................26-30
FD56–1037..................399 ....................25-31 FD86–1001..................416 ......................9-10 FF092 ..........................399 ....................42-46
FD56–1062..................399 ........................1-7 FD86–1002..................416 ........................1-2 FF092 ..........................400 ....................42-46
FD56–1064..................399 ......................9-15 FD86–1003..................416 ....................33-34 FF092 ..........................401 ....................42-46
FD56–1065..................399 ....................17-23 FD86–1004..................416 ....................25-26 FF092 ..........................402 ....................26-30
FD56–1070..................400 ....................25-26 FD86–1005..................415 ....................33-34 FF093 ..........................399 ....................42-46
FD56–1071..................400 ....................33-34 FD86–1006..................415 ....................25-26 FF093 ..........................400 ....................42-46
FD56–1072..................401 ........................1-7 FD86–1007..................415 ....................17-18 FF093 ..........................401 ....................42-46
FD56–1074..................401 ......................9-15 FD86–1008..................415 ........................1-2 FF093 ..........................402 ....................26-30
FD56–1075..................401 ....................17-23 FD86–1010..................415 ......................9-10 FF095 ..........................392 ....................41-46
FD56–1081..................402 ......................9-11 FD86–1016..................417 ........................2-3 FF095 ..........................393 ....................25-30
FD56–1082..................402 ....................17-19 FD86–1018..................417 ........................2-3 FF097 ..........................392 ....................41-46
FD56–1123..................400 ....................17-23 FD86–1035..................417 ....................10-11 FF097 ..........................393 ....................25-30
FD56–1125..................400 ......................9-15 FD86–1039..................416 ......................9-10 FF098 ..........................392 ....................41-46
FD56–1196..................400 ....................17-23 FD86–1040..................416 ........................1-2 FF098 ..........................393 ....................25-30
FD56–1201..................400 ....................17-23 FD86–1041..................416 ....................25-26 FF1607 ........................375 ............................1
FD56–1204..................399 ....................33-39 FD86–1042..................415 ....................25-26 FF10019 ......................390 ..........................17
FD56–1205..................400 ........................1-7 FD86–1043..................415 ........................1-2 FF10166 ......................404 ..........................26
FD56–1207..................399 ....................33-39 FD86–1044..................415 ......................9-10 FF10173 ......................372 ..........................26
FD56–1208..................400 ........................1-7 FD86–1049..................416 ......................9-10 FF10174 ......................372 ..........................27
FD56–1209..................401 ....................33-39 FD86–1050..................416 ........................1-2 FF10175 ......................372 ..........................28
FD56–1210..................402 ........................1-7 FD86–1051..................416 ....................25-26 FF10306 ......................390 ..........................18
FD56–1221..................401 ....................25-31 FD86–1052..................415 ....................25-26 FF10593 ......................416 ....................46-47
FD56–1225..................399 ....................33-39 FD86–1053..................415 ........................1-2 FF10594 ......................416 ....................46-47
FD56–1226..................400 ........................1-7 FD86–1054..................415 ......................9-10 FF10595 ......................416 ....................46-47
FD56–1233..................401 ....................33-39 FD86–1055..................416 ....................17-18 FF10596 ......................416 ....................43-44
FD56–1234..................402 ........................1-7 FD86–1056..................416 ....................33-34 FF10597 ......................416 ....................43-44
FD69 ..........................403 FD86–1057..................415 ....................17-18 FF10598 ......................416 ....................43-44
FD69–1000..................404 ....................18-21 FD86–1058..................415 ....................33-34 FF10915 ......................369 ..........................26
FD69–1001..................404 ....................10-11 FD86–1059..................416 ....................17-18
FD69–1002..................404 ........................2-3 FD86–1060..................416 ....................33-34
FD69–1010..................404 ..........................23 FD86–1061..................415 ....................17-18
FD69–1011..................404 ..........................14 FD86–1062..................415 ....................33-34
FD69–1012..................404 ............................6 FD90 ..........................422
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Symbols
Industry Application Symbols

Industry symbols are provided for each coupling indicating where it Marine and Defense
is typically used. But remember, a coupling can be used in any
industry, provided it meets the established application requirements.

FD15, FD35,
FD45 (stainless)
FD45 (brass),
5100, 5400, 5600,
FD69, FD83,
FD86, FD90
Agriculture Electronic Cooling Pharmaceutical/Medical
FD42, FD48, 5400, FD45 (stainless), FD15, FD45 (brass),

5600, FD70, FD71, FD45 (brass), 5100, FD45 (stainless),
FD72, FD76, FD90 5400, FD83, 5400, FD83,
DryConnect DryConnect
Chemical Processing Food & Beverage Industrial Plants
FD45, FD49, 5100 FD15, FD21, FD35,

5400, FD83, FD45 (stainless), FD40, FD41, FD43,
DryConnect FD83, DryConnect FD45 (steel),
FD45 (brass),
FD45 (stainless),
FD48, FD49, 5100,
5600, FD69, FD83,
FD86, FD90,
DryConnect
Construction Forestry Transportation
FD15, FD35, FD40, FD15, 5600, FD15, FD42,

FD41, FD42, FD43, FD86 FD45 (steel),
FD45 (steel), FD48, FD45 (brass),
FD49, 5100, 5400, 5100, 5400,
5600, FD69, FD86, 5600, FD83, FD90
FD90
Oil and Gas Maintenance & Repair Operations Utility
FD15, FD21, FD35, FD40, FD41, FD43, FD15, FD21, FD35,

FD45 (stainless), FD45 (steel), FD45 (steel),
FD45 (brass), FD45 (brass), FD49, 5100,
5100, 5600, FD86, FD49, 5100, 5600, 5600, FD86, FD90
FD90 FD69, FD90
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Configuration Index
AIR COUPLINGS FLUID TRANSFER and HYDRAULIC FLUID TRANSFER and REFRIGERANT

5600 Series—page 398
General Purpose Industrial Interchange 5400 Series—page 394
FD40 Series—page 360 ISO 7241/1 Series A Low Spill—Low Air Inclusion
MIL-C-4109 Interchange—
Automatic Sleeve
BULK FLUID TRANSFER
FD45 Series—page 376

Industrial Interchange
ISO 7241/1 Series B

ARO-210 Interchange
Identical Half—Dry Break
CHEMICAL and FLUID TRANSFER

5100 Series—page 391
FD43 Series—page 364 Thread Together—Low Spill
MIL-C-4109 Interchange—
Manual Sleeve
2S73000 DryConnectTM Series—page 418

HYDRAULIC—FARM Stainless Steel

5000 psi High Impulse—Dry Break

2S72000 DryConnectTM Series—page 420
Push to Connect
Polypropylene
ISO Interchange FD49 Series—page 388
Flush Face—No Spill
HTMA Interchange
SPECIAL APPLICATION

Push to Connect
Connect Under Pressure—Male FD21 Series—page 368
ISO Interchange 1/8” High Pressure—“Arc LatchTM”
Male Tips Water Blast “Arc LatchTM”

High Pressure—“Arc LatchTM”
FD70 Series—page 409 FD90 Series—page 422
Deere Interchange Diagnostic SAE J1502 Interchange

Pioneer 4000-2 Interchange

ISO Standard
FD48 Series – page 386

Bruning SM-250 Interchange FD15 Series—page 366
Oil Sampling Valve
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How to Order
How to Order
Aeroquip quick disconnect couplings can generally be
ordered as a complete assembly or as separate halves.
Couplings ordered by complete assembly part numbers
will be supplied by halves. For special packaging, contact

Aeroquip. (The FD21, FD40, FD41, FD43, FD83 and FD90
series are ordered by halves only.)
Standard coupling part numbers are described below:
5601-8-10 S
Coupling series and body style
Port or thread size*
Nominal coupling size*
Material (steel)
FD45-1002-06-06 Construction
Coupling series
Coupling half and

material designation
Port or thread size*
Nominal coupling size*

*Size designations are represented in 16ths of an inch, i.e., 06 = 6/16 or 3/8 inch
Dimensions
Dimensions in this catalog are for reference only. Actual
dimensions may vary from those shown.
Coupling Identification
Generally, the coupling series or complete part number
will be stenciled on the coupling body.
Caution:
The user should observe carefully the precautions listed in
Electric Cooling
this catalog. These include selection of seals and body
materials for fluid compatibility and recommendations on
the selection of quick disconnect couplings. In addition,
care should be taken not to exceed the maximum operat-
ing pressures listed for each coupling size and type shown
in the physical characteristics table for each coupling.
Because of possible variations in machining tolerances,
quality control, inspection and quality assurance,
Aeroquip coupling halves should not be used with cou-
pling halves supplied by other manufacturers except
where such use is approved for a particular coupling as
noted in this catalog.
For Technical Assistance Contact:

Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial Division,
1695 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee, OH 43537
Phone: (419) 891-5100, FAX: (419) 891-7890
Forestry
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Safety Information
Safety Information for Aeroquip Coupling and Swivel Products

1.0 General Instructions 2.7 Environment. Ensure that Aeroquip couplings/swivels
1.1 Scope. The scope of this safety bulletin is to warn are compatible with the surrounding environment. The

against improper selection, use, installation, etc. of surrounding environment may be heat, salt water, mois-
Aeroquip coupling/swivel products. ture, chemicals, and the like. Failure to protect against an
1.2 Distribution. A copy of this safety bulletin should be adverse environment may cause system damage, prema-
distributed to all individuals responsible for using and/or ture failure, and/or leakage of fluids which may be flam-
selecting Aeroquip coupling/swivel products. mable, toxic, at extreme temperatures, or otherwise
harmful.
1.3 Fail-Safe. Design all systems and equipment for fail-
safe operation such that failure of any component does 2.8 External Loads. Avoid any external loads such as side
not result in personal injury and/or property damage. loads, tensile loads, vibration, etc. Failure to do so may
result in accidental disconnection, premature failure, sys-
1.4 User Responsibility. It is the sole responsibility of the tem damage, and/or leakage of fluids which may be flam-
user to select and determine that the Aeroquip product is mable, toxic, at extreme temperatures, or otherwise harm-
compatible with the end use application. The user is ful.
responsible for reading and following this safety bulletin
as well as any instructions or literature on the Aeroquip 2.9 Welding & Brazing. Extreme heating of plated prod-
product being used. The user must provide necessary ucts above +450°F (+232°C) such as welding, brazing, bak-
product warnings for Aeroquip couplings/swivel products, ing, etc., where the plating is burned off, may result in the
used with systems or equipment, to the operators of the release of deadly gases.
systems or equipment. 3.0 Installation of Aeroquip Coupling & Swivel Products.
1.5 Usage with other Manufacturers’ Products. When 3.1 Inspection of Product. Prior to installation, ensure that
using Aeroquip coupling/swivel products with other man- the Aeroquip product meets all of the requirements of the
ufacturers’ adapters, hoses, etc., do not exceed the lowest system and/or equipment it is to be used on. Ensure you
pressure rating of any of the components being used or have the correct part number, function test the coupling
rupture may result. by connecting it with a mating half, and function test the
2.0 Selection of Aeroquip Couplings/Swivels. swivel by rotating the sleeve. The function test should
result in smooth, non-binding operation or premature fail-
2.1 Pressure. Ensure that the maximum operating pres- ure may result.
sure of the system or equipment does not exceed the
rated operating pressure of the Aeroquip coupling/swivel 3.2 Cleanliness. Use end caps and plugs to reduce the risk
product or rupture may result. of system contamination or damage to critical sealing sur-
faces. Failure to do so may result in leakage of fluids
2.2 Fluid compatibility. Verify that all components (seals, which may be flammable, toxic, at extreme temperatures,
metals, etc.) are compatible with the fluid being conveyed. or otherwise harmful. Caps and plugs are not a secondary
Failure to do so may result in high speed fluid discharge seal unless explicitly noted.
and/or leakage of fluids which may be flammable, toxic, at
extreme temperatures, or otherwise harmful. 3.3 Location. Place Aeroquip couplings and swivels in a
safe location such as not to expose the user to personal
2.3 Temperature. Ensure that the maximum operating injury (slippage, tripping, falling, etc.) during installation,
temperature of the system or equipment does not exceed connection, disconnection and maintenance.
the rated operating temperature of the Aeroquip cou-
pling/swivel product (including seals) or rupture may 4.0 Product Maintenance. A maintenance schedule should
result. be put in place to ensure that Aeroquip couplings and
swivels are functioning properly.
2.4 Coupling/Swivel Size. Use properly sized couplings/
swivels such that there is not a large pressure drop across 4.1 Inspection. Visually inspect to ensure that there is NO
them thus avoiding system damage due to excessive heat leakage, cracked components, corrosion build-up, conta-
generation or failure of internal components. mination build-up, wear, etc. If any abnormality is encoun-
tered, the coupling or swivel should be replaced
2.5 Sleeve Lock. Use sleeve locks or threaded couplings immediately.
where there is the possibility of accidental disconnection.
Failure to utilize sleeve locks or threaded couplings in Note: To obtain additional copies of this Safety
these applications may result in hose whip, expelled com- Information Bulletin (60JB), contact Aeroquip at: Phone:
ponents, high speed fluid discharge, system damage, or 1-800-625-9100 Fax: 1-800-437-5318.
leakage of fluids which may be flammable, toxic, at
extreme temperatures, or otherwise harmful.
2.6 Connect or Disconnect Under Pressure. If connection
and/or disconnection of couplings under pressure is a
requirement, only use couplings designed for connec-
tion/disconnection under pressure. Failure to utilize this
type of coupling in that application may result in hose
whip, expelled components, high speed fluid discharge,
and/or system damage. Be certain not to confuse the rated
operating pressure with the rated connect/disconnect
under pressure.
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Coupling Construction
Quick Disconnect Couplings I. Types of Valves

Quick disconnect couplings are connecting devices which Double Poppet Valves
permit easy, immediate connection and separation of fluid FD21, FD35, FD42, FD45, FD48, 5600, FD71, FD72,
lines. When installed in a fluid system, quick disconnect FD76
couplings save time by eliminating system bleeding,

recharging and purging of air whenever an accessory is
being replaced. Dependability is assured because the cou-
pling valves automatically open and close and because
the possibility of air, dirt, and moisture being trapped in
the system is minimized.
Aeroquip quick disconnect couplings may be used in sys-
tems to help align components and the swivel feature
helps prevent twisting of hose assemblies. However, they
are not intended to be used as swivel joints in applications
subjected to constant rotation. Aeroquip swivel joints
should be used in these applications. See pages 329–343.
Selection of Quick Disconnect Couplings

See selection chart on pages 356 and 357.
The following questions should be answered before
selecting or specifying a quick disconnect coupling.
1. What are the functional requirements of the cou-
pling?
2. To what pressures will the coupling be subjected?
3. What are the flow requirements of the coupling?
4. What is the maximum acceptable pressure drop at
specified flow rate?
5. Is the coupling to be connected or disconnected • Spring loaded poppet valves in each half immediately
self-seal both halves upon disconnection.
under pressure? How much pressure? Which half?
6. What metals are compatible with the fluid in the sys- • connecting
Cavity between halves allows some air inclusion when
and some fluid loss upon disconnection.
tem?
7. What seals are compatible with the system’s fluid? • Durable and economical.
8. Are minimum air inclusion or fluid loss upon con-
nection and disconnection critical to the proper Valved – One Side
operation of the system? FD40, FD41, FD43, FD45, 5600
9. What threads and end configurations are necessary?
10. Is bulkhead flange or frame mounting necessary?
11. Should the coupling be interchangeable with other
couplings presently in use?
• Immediate self-sealing in valved half only.

• Either male or female half can be valved.
• Full flow in non-valved half upon disconnection.
NOTE: A “Pusher” poppet is needed in non-valved half to
open poppet in valved half except for FD40, FD41 and
FD43.
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No Valves Ball Bearing Valve

FD45, 5600, FD69 FD70

• Full flow when connected and disconnected. • Spring loaded ball bearing.
• Minimum pressure drop. • Durable and economical.
• Maximum flow. • Not recommended for vacuum.
Tubular Valve and Sleeve – Poppet • Metal-to-metal seal.
FD49, 5100, 5400, FD86, FD90, DryConnect Rotating Ball Valve
FD83
• Valve controlled by manual rotation of valve handles.

• Unrestricted flow for low pressure jobs.
• Small cavity between halves for low spillage.
• Precision valving for low air inclusion and fluid loss.
• Spring
ports.
loaded sleeve provides access to tubular valve
• Poppet valve in opposing half self seals.

• No cavity between halves to cause spillage or air
inclusion.
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II. Types of Latches

Threaded Connections “Arc LatchTM” Connections
5100, 5400, FD86 FD21, FD35, FD69
• Uses mechanical advantage of threads to connect or

disconnect under pressure.
• Greater holding power under impulsing and vibration. • Exclusive Aeroquip design.
• Union nuts may be wing or hex type. • Series of arcs in female half, lock into recess on male
half (same as ball latch).
Ball Latch Connections
FD40, FD42, FD43, FD45, FD48, FD49, 5600, FD71, • Greater surface contact area gives tremendous holding
strength.
FD72, FD90, DryConnect
• For high pressure applications.
Bar/Pin Latch Connections

FD41
• Series of balls on female half, lock into recess on male

half.
• Allows for 360° swiveling (not intended for constant
swiveling).
• Quick and easy to connect and disconnect.
• Can be used as an emergency breakaway when female
sleeve is frame mounted.
• Most popular and economical latching design.
• Two bar/pins in female half lock into recess on male

half.
• Allows for 360° swiveling (not intended for constant
swiveling).
• Design allows for push to connect operation.
• Typically used for low pressure applications.
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Latching Methods—(How To) Thread-to-Connect

Push-to-Connect 5100, 5400, FD86
FD40, FD41, FD49, FD90, DryConnect

(FD71, FD72 when female half is frame mounted)
• Prevent male from rotating.

• Insert male into union nut on female body assembly.
To Connect • Rotate union nut clockwise.
– With hand if wing nut type.
• Relieve system pressure.
– With wrench if hex nut type.
• Insert and push male half into female half.
• Tighten as follows.
• Release sleeve on female half will connect automatically.
• Only one hand is required. 5100 Series
• FD71, FD72, only—to obtain push-to-connect female • Tighten until halves bottom out and connection indica-
tor groove is no longer visible.
half must be frame mounted. (Ref. 5603 breakaway
frame.) Female half end port must be connected to a
12” minimum length of flexible hose for full female FD86 Series
body motion. • Tighten until halves bottom out and connection indica-
tor O-Ring is no longer visible.
To Disconnect
5400 Series
• Manually retract release sleeve on female half and • Recommended torque values for S2 half to S5 half are
listed below.
remove male half.
• FD71, FD72 only—female half must be frame mounted
and will automatically disconnect when male half is Dash Size Torque – ft. lbs.
pulled out. This requires a slightly higher force to dis-
connect. –4 10–12
–8 35–37
Retract (Sleeve) To-Connect –12 45–47
–16 65–67
FD21, FD35, FD42, FD43, FD45, FD48, 5600, FD69
To Connect
• Pull back and hold release sleeve on female half.
• Insert male half.
• Let go of release sleeve on female half.
To Disconnect
• Pull back and hold release sleeve on female half.
• Remove male half.
• Let go of release sleeve on female half.
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Below is a capability selection chart to aid you in locating the For further details on a specific coupling, see the appropriate cat-
proper coupling to meet your requirements. This chart should be alog pages.
used in conjunction with the fluid compatibility charts on pages Where dash sizes appear in the chart below, the coupling is avail-
358 and 359 and the appropriate product pages. able only in those sizes.
This information is intended as a guide only and final selection is The check marks (✓) in the chart below indicate product is normal-
further dependent on fluid and ambient temperature, concentra- ly available in either final assembly and/or component form.
tion of agent, intermittent or continuous exposure, etc. Contact Aeroquip for availability of products without a check mark.
FD45
Nominal Coupling Dash FD15 FD21 FD35 FD40 FD41 FD42 FD43 Steel Brass SS FD48
Function Size (inches) Size Pg. 366 Pg. 368 Pg. 370 Pg. 360 Pg. 362 Pg. 373 Pg. 364 Pg. 376 Pg. 379 Pg. 382 Pg. 386
1
/8 –2 10000 4500 1000
1
/4 –4 50/300 300 300 3000 300 5000 1000 3000 3000
3
/8 –6 10000 300 300 4000 1000 1500
1
/2 –8 300 300
1
/2 –8–10 4000 1000 1500
3
/4 –12 4000 1000 1500
1 –16 4000 1000 1250
11/4 –20 1000
11/2 –24
2 –32
Vacuum (in./Hg.) 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28
Choice of Seals Buna-N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
(other seal com- Neoprene ✓
pounds available EPR ✓ ✓ ✓
upon request) Viton ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
No-spill valving N/A
Double valve N/A ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Valve Options Valved male only N/A ✓ ✓ ✓
Valved female only N/A ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Straight thru – no valves N/A ✓ ✓ ✓
Steel ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Basic Material Brass ✓
Stainless Steel ✓
Aluminum
Polypropylene
“Arc latchTM” ✓ ✓
Ball latch ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Latch Style Bar Pin latch ✓
Threaded
Identical latch
Female pipe ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Male pipe ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Fem. st. thd. O-ring ✓ ✓
Male st. thd. O-ring ✓
End Connections SAE 37° (JIC) male
Metric male O-ring
Braze
Hose barb ✓
Bulkhead ✓
Mounting Method Flange
Frame
Connect Under Pressure ✓ ✓ ✓
Caps/Plugs ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Full Field Service ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Push to Connect (Automatic Sleeve) ✓ ✓
Interchangeable with Other Brands ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
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Coupling
Selection Chart

Nominal Coupling Dash FD49 5100 5400 5600 FD69 FD71 FD72 FD83 FD86 2S72000 2S73000 FD90
Function Size (inches) Size Pg. 388 Pg. 391 Pg. 394 Pg. 398 Pg. 403 Pg. 405 Pg. 407 Pg. 410 Pg. 414 Pg. 420 Pg. 418 Pg. 422
1
/8 –2
1
/4 –4 3000* 3000* 5000 7000
3
/8 –6 3000 3000* 4000
1
Maximum /2 –8 3000* 1750* 10000
1
Operating /2 –8–10 4000 3000 3000
3
Pressure /4 –12 3000* 700* 4000
(psi connected) 1 –16 3000* 700* 4000 5000 60 150
11/4 –20 2750* 5000
11/2 –24 2500*
2 –32 250
Vacuum (in./Hg.) 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 12 28 28
Choice of Seals Buna-N ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
(other seal com- Neoprene ✓
pounds available EPR ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
upon request) Viton ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
No spill valving ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Double valve ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Valve Options Valved male only ✓
Valved female only ✓
Straight thru – no valves ✓ ✓ ✓
Steel ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Brass ✓
Basic Material Stainless Steel ✓ ✓
Aluminum ✓
Polypropylene ✓
“Arc latchTM” ✓
Ball latch ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Latch Style Bar Pin latch
Threaded ✓ ✓ ✓
Identical latch ✓
Female pipe ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Male pipe ✓ ✓
Fem. st. thd. O-ring ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Male st. thd. O-ring ✓ ✓ ✓
End Connections SAE 37° (JIC) male ✓ ✓
Metric male O-ring ✓
Braze ✓
Hose barb ✓
Bulkhead ✓ ✓ ✓
Mounting Flange ✓ ✓
Method Frame ✓ ✓
Connect Under Pressure 500 500 ✓ –8 –10 ✓ 750 500
Caps/Plugs ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Full Field Service ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Push to Connect (Automatic Sleeve) ✓ ✓ ✓
Interchangeable with Other Brands ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
*Not recommended for continuous hydraulic impulse applications at maximum operating pressure.
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Fluid Compatibility
FLUID COMPATIBILITY E = EXCELLENT
EPR/EPDM
Aluminum
Neoprene
This chart indicates the suitability of various elastomers and metals for use with G = GOOD
Buna-N
C = CONDITIONAL
Monel
fluids to be conveyed. It is intended for use with Aeroquip couplings and should
Brass
Viton
Steel
U = UNSATISFACTORY
Cres
not be used to determine compatibility for other products. It is intended as a
guide only and is not a guarantee. Final selection of the proper seal or materi-
al of metal components is further dependent on many factors including pres- FLUID SEALS METAL
sure, fluid and ambient temperature, concentration, duration of exposure, etc.
Ammonia, Hot U G G U E U E E E
HOW TO USE THE CHART Ammonia, Anhydrous E E E U E U E E E
1. Both the elastomer and the metal must be considered when Ammonia, Aqueous E E E U E U E E E
Ammonium Carbonate U E E U C U C C C
determining suitability of a combination for a coupling. Ammonium Chloride E E E U U U C U C
2. Locate the fluid to be conveyed and determine the suitability Ammonium Hydroxide C C E C G U C C U
of the elastomeric and metal components according to the Ammonium Nitrate E G E U G U G G U
resistance ratings shown for each. Ammonium Phosphate E E E _ U C G U G
Ammonium Sulfate/Sulfide E E E U U U G U G
3. Dimensional and operation specifications for each coupling Amyl Acetate U U G U E E E E E
can be found on the catalog pages. Amyl Alcohol G G E G G G E U G
4. Information on seal options for couplings, and how to specify Aniline, Aniline Oil U U G U E U E G G
them, are shown in the respective sections of this catalog. Aniline Dyes U G G G U C G C G
Arsenic Acid E E E E U U G U C
5. Be sure to check the table below for maximum operating tem- Asphalt G C U E E G E C E
perature range of the elastomer for desired temperature. ASTM #1 E E C E E E E E E
6. For further details on the products shown in this catalog, and ASTM #2 E G U E E E E E E
ASTM #3 E G U E E E E E E
their applications, consult your Aeroquip Sales Representative Automatic Trans. Fluid E G U E E E E E E
or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial Division, Barium Chloride E E E E U G C G G
Maumee, Ohio. Barium Hydroxide E E E E G U G U G
7. Coupling component materials may differ from body material. Barium Sulfide E E E E C U G U U
Refer to specific catalog pages. Benzene, Benzol U U U E G E E G E
Benzin E U U E E E E E E
RESISTANCE RATING KEY Benzoic Acid U U U E U G G G G
Benzyl Alcohol U G G E E G E G G
E = Excellent – Fluid has little or no effect. Black Sulfate Liquor C C C E E C E U U
G= Good – Fluid has minor to moderate effect. Blast Furnace Gas U U U E E C E U U
Borax G G E E E E E G –
C = Conditional – Service conditions should be described to Boric Acid G G G E U G C C C
Aeroquip for determination of suitability for application. Bromine U U U E U C U C C
U=UNSATISFACTORY Butane E E U E E E E E E
Butyl Acetate U U G U E E E E E
The differences between ratings “E” and “G” are relative. Both Butyl Alcohol E E G E G G G G G
indicate satisfactory service. Where there is a choice, the materi- Butyl Cellosolve U U G U E E E E E
als rated “E” may be expected to give better or longer service Butylene C U U E E E E E E
than those rated “G”. Butyl Stearate G U U E G G G G G
Butyraldhyde U U G U E E E E G
SEAL ELASTOMER DATA Calcium Acetate G G E U G G G C G
Calcium Bisulfate E E U E U C C U U
Calcium Chloride E E E E G G G C G
Application Max. Operating Calcium Hydroxide E E E E G G G U G
Seal Elastomer Specification Temperature Range Calcium Hypochlorite U U E E U G C U U
Calcium Nitrate E E E E G G G G G
Buna-N none –40°F to +250°F Cane Sugar Liquors E E E E E G E E E
(–40°C to +121°C) Carbitol G G G G E E E E E
Carbolic Acid U U G E U E E – –
Neoprene none –65°F to +300°F Carbonic Acid G E E E U C E G E
(–54°C to +149°C) Carbon Dioxide G G E E E E E E E
Carbon Disulfide U U U E G G G E G
EPR (Ethylene none –65°F to +300°F Carbon Monoxide G G E E E E E E E
Propylene Rubber) (–54°C to +149°C) Carbon Tetrachloride U U U E U G G U E
Castor Oil E E G E E E E E E
Viton MIL-R-25897 –15°F to +400°F Cellosolve Acetate U U G U U U E G E
(–29°C to +204°C) China Wood Oil (Tung Oil) G G U E E G E E E
Chlorine U U U G C C C C C
NOTE: This chart does not apply to bonded seals used in the 5100, 5400 and FD86 Chloracetic Acid U U G U U U U U G
Series Couplings. Consult Aeroquip for special applications. Chloroacetone U U E U G G G U G
Chlorobenzene U U U G G G G G G
Chloroform U U U E G G G G G
E = EXCELLENT Chlorophenol U U U E C G G U G
EPR/EPDM
Aluminum
Neoprene
G = GOOD Chlorosulfonic Acid U U U U G U G G C

Buna-N
C = CONDITIONAL Chrome Plating Solution U U G E C U U U U

Monel
Brass
Viton
Steel
U = UNSATISFACTORY
Cres
Chromic Acid U U C E C U U U U
Citric Acid E E E E C C C C C
Coke Oven Gas U U U E E C E U U
FLUID SEALS METAL Copper Chloride E E E E U U U U U
Copper Cyanide E E E E E U G U G
Acetaldehyde E E E U E U E E E Copper Sulfate E E E E U C G U G
Acetic Acid, 10% U C C U G E E E E Cotton Seed Oil E G C E E E E E E
Acetic Acid, Glacial U U E G U U C C U Creosote (Coal Tar) G C U E E C E E E
Acetone U U C U U U C C C Crude Oil E G U E G U G U U
Acetophenone U U G U E E E E E Cyclohexanol E G U E E E E C E
Acetyl Acetone U U E U E E E C E Cyclohexanone U U G U E E E C E
Acetyl Chloride U U G U U C C C C Detergent/Water Solution E E E E G E E E E
Acetylene U U U E C C C U E Diacetone Alcohol (Acetol) U U E U E E E E E
Air, Hot (Up to +160°F) U U G E E E E E E Dibenzyl Ether U U G U G G G G G
Air, Hot (161°F – 200°F) E E E E E E E E E Diesel Oil E C U E E E E E E
Air, Hot (201°F – 300°F) G G E E E E E E E Diethylamine G G G U E U E – E
Air Wet U U G E E E E E E Dowtherm A&E U U U E G U E E E
Aluminum Chloride E E E E U G E E E Dowtherm 209 C G E U – – – – –
Aluminum Fluoride E E E E U U U U U Ethyl Alcohol (Ethanol) E E E E E E E G E
Aluminum Nitrate E E E E U U U E C Ethyl Acetate U U G U E E E E E
Aluminum Sulfate E E E E U U C C C Ethyl Benzene U U U E E G G G E
Alums E E E E U C E C C Ethyl Cellulose G G G U E G G G G
Ammonia, Cold E E E E U C E C C Ethyl Chloride U U U E E E E G G
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Fluid Compatibility
E= EXCELLENT E = EXCELLENT
EPR/EPDM
EPR/EPDM
Aluminum
Aluminum
Neoprene
Neoprene
G= GOOD G = GOOD
Buna-N
Buna-N
C= CONDITIONAL C = CONDITIONAL
Monel
Monel
Brass
Brass
Viton
Viton
Steel
Steel
U= UNSATISFACTORY U = UNSATISFACTORY
Cres
Cres

Ethylene Dichloride U U U G G C G G G Oleic Acid U U C G C E G C G

Ethylene Glycol E E E E E G E E E Oleum (Fuming Sulfuric U U U E G U G U U
Ferric Chloride E G E E U U U U U Acid)
Ferric Nitrate E E E E U U G U U Oleum (Mineral Spirits) E G U E E E E E E
Ferric Sulfate G G G E U U E U U Ortho-Dichlorobenzene U U U E G G G G G
Formaldehyde C C G G E E E G G Oxalic Acid G G E E U C C C C
Formic Acid C G E U U C C C C Oxygen – – – – G G G G G
Fuel Oil E G U E E E E E E Palmitic Acid E G G E G – E G G
Furfural C C G U G G G G G Para-Dichlorobenzene U U U E G G G G G
Gallic Acid G G G E U – G C G Pentane E E U E G G G E G
Gasoline E C U E E E E E E Perchloroethylene U U U E C G G G E
Gasohol G G U E E E E G E Phenol (Carbolic Acid) U U G E U E E E G
Glycerine/Glycerol E E E E E G E E E Phosphoric Acid U U G E U E E C E
Green Sulfate Liquor G G E E U U E U U Phosphorous Trichloride U U E E C U C E E
Helium E E E E E E E E E Potassium Acetate G G E U C G C U G
Heptane E G U E E E E E E Potassium Chloride E E E E E C E U G
Hexaldehyde U G G U G G E E G Potassium Cyanide E E E E C U G U C
Hexane E G U E E E E E E Potassium Dichromate E E E E C C C C C
Hydraulic Oils Potassium Hydroxide, G G E G G G G U E
Straight Petroleum E G U E E E E E E to 10%
Water Petroleum Emulsion E G U E C E E G E Potassium Hydroxide, C C E U G G G U E
Water Glycol E E E E E E E G E over 10%
Straight Phosphate Ester U U G C E E E E E Potassium Nitrate E E E E G G E G –
Phos. Ester/ U U U C E E E E E Potassium Sulfate E E E E – – – – –
Petroleum Blend Propane C – – – E E E E E
Ester Blend E U U E E E E E E Propyl Acetate U U G U E – E E E
Silicone Oils E E E E E E E E E Propyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E E
Hydrobromic Acid U U E E E U E E U Propylene U U U E E E E E E
Hydrochloric Acid U U G E U U U U U Refrigerant R-12 G E C E E E E E E
Hydrocyanic Acid C C E E E E G E G Refrigerant R-13 G E C E E E E E E
Hydrofluoric Acid U U C U U U U U C Refrigerant R-22 U E C U E E E E E
Hydrofluorosilic Acid G G E E U U U U U Refrigerant R-134a C E C U E E E E E
Hydrogen E E E E E E E E E Sewage E E E E G G G G G
Hydrogen Peroxide G G G E U U G E U Soap (Water Solutions) E E E E E E E U E
Hydrogen Sulfide, Dry U G E U E G G G G Sodium Acetate G G E U E E G E E
Isocyanate U U G E G – G – – Sodium Bicarbonate E E E E G G E G E
Iso Octane E G U E E E E E E Sodium Borate E E E E E E E G –
Isopropyl Acetate U U G U E – E E E Sodium Carbonate E E E E E G E U E
Isopropyl Alcohol G G E E E E E G E Sodium Chloride E E E E U C C E
Isopropyl Ether G U U U G G G – – Sodium Cyanide E E E E E – C U U
JP-4, JP-5 E U U E E E E E E Sodium Hydroxide, U G E E C G C U C
Kerosene E U U E E E E E E to 10%
Lacquer/Lacquer Solvents U U U U U E E E E Sodium Hydroxide, U U G E C C C U C
Lime Sulfur over 10%
Linseed Oil E G U E E E E E E Sodium Hypochlorite C C E C U U U U C
LPG E G U E E E E E E Sodium Metaphosphate E E E E E G G U G
Lubricating Oils Sodium Nitrate G G E – E C E E E
Magnesium Chloride E E E E E C C G G Sodium Perborate G G E E C U C U C
Magnesium Hydroxide G G E E E G E G G Sodium Peroxide G G E E U U C C C
Magnesium Sulfate E E E E E E E E E Sodium Phosphates E E E E U E G U E
Maleic Acid U U U E E G G G G Sodium Silicate E E E E E E E E E
Maleic Anhydride U U U E G U E G E Sodium Sulfate E E E E G G G G G
Malic Acid G G U G U – E G E Sodium Sulfide E E E E C U C U G
Mercuric Chloride E E E E U U U U U Sodium Thiosulfate G E E E U U C G G
Mercury E E E E E U E U G Soy Bean Oil E G U E E E E E E
Methanol G G E U G G E G E Stannic Chloride E G E E U U U U U
Methyl Bromide G U U E E E G U E Steam (up to 300°F) U U E C E E E G E
Methyl Chloride U U U E E E E U G Stearic Acid G G G E C C E C E
Methyl Butyl Ketone U U E U E E E – E Stoddard Solvent E G U E E E E E E
Methyl Ethyl Ketone U U E U G G G G G Styrene U U U G E E E E E
Methylene Chloride U U U G G G G G G Sulfur U E E E E U G E E
Methyl Isobutyl Ketone U U U U G G G G G Sulfur Chloride U U U E G – G G U
Methyl Isopropyl Ketone U U U U G G G G G Sulfur Dioxide U U G E E G G E G
Methyl Salicylate U U C U E G G E G Sulfur Trioxide U U G E G C G G G
MIL-L-2104 E G U E E E E – E Sulfuric Acid, over 10% U U U G C C U U C
MIL-D-5606 E G U E E E E E E Sulfurous Acid C C U U U C C C U
MIL-H-6083 E E U E E E E – E Tannic Acid E E E E E E E C E
MIL-L-7808 G U U E G G E – – Tar (Bituminous) G U U E E G E E E
MIL-L-23699 G U U E E E E E E Tartaric Acid E G G E U C C E E
MIL-H-46170 E G U E E E E – E Tertiary Butyl Alcohol G G G E G G G G E
MIL-H-83282 E E U E E E E – E Titanium Tetrachloride C U U E E U G U G
Mineral Oils E G U E G E E E E Toluene (Toluol) U U U E E E E E E
Naphtha C U U E – – – – – Trichlorethylene U U U E E G E E E
Naphthalene U U U E E G E G G Tricresyl Phosphate U U E G E – C – G
Naphthenic Acid C U U E G E G G Trianthanolamine U G E U E U E E E
Natural Gas E E U E G G G G G Tung Oil G G U E E G E E E
Nickel Acetate C C E G G C E G E Turpentine G U U E G G G G G
Nickel Chloride E G E E U U G U G Varnish G U U E E G E E E
Nickel Sulfate E E E E U G G U G Vinyl Chloride U U U E E U C E E
Nitric Acid, to 10% U U U E U U E U U Water (to +150°F) E E E E C G E G E
Nitric Acid, over 10% U U U G U U E C U Water (+151°F to +200°F) E E E E C G E G E
Nitrobenzene U U U G E G E E E Water (+201°F to +250°F) U U U G C G E G E
Nitrogen E E E E E E E E E Xylene U U U E E E E E E
Octyl Alcohol E E E E E E E E E Zinc Chloride E E E E E U U C G
Zinc Sulfate E E E E U C G C G
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FD40 Series/MIL-C-4109 Industrial Interchange – Air

The FD40 Series offers a one-hand push-to-connect latch

ideal for compressed air service. The female half features Flow Data
self-sealing poppet valves, preventing air loss while dis-
connected. Male half uses straight through design.
• Automatic sleeve for one-hand push-to-connect
operation.
• Protective collar to prevent accidental snagging and
disconnection.
• Meet dimensional requirements of MIL-C-4109 for
industrial interchangeability.
• Swivels 360°, eliminating hose kinking.
• Ball latching mechanism.
• Standard seal material – Buna-N.
• Standard body material – Zinc plated steel.
Physical Characteristics
Maximum Mininum Burst Pressure (psi)
Operating Vacuum
Coupling Pressure Female (in./Hg.)
Size (psi) Half Only Connected Connected Only
-04 300 3000 8000 28
-06 300 3000 8000 28
-08 300 2000 8000 28
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Air
Coupling Thread Dimensional Data Part Number Line

FD40 Series Size Size(P) A B 1 Buna-N Ref.
1
Female Half –04 /4-18 1.88 1.00 .81 FD40–1000–04–04 2
Female Pipe/Valved –04 3
/8-18 2.56 1.00 .94 FD40–1000–06–04 3

1
–06 /4-18 2.63 1.16 .94 FD40–1000–04–06 4
3
–06 /8-18 2.13 1.16 .94 FD40–1000–06–06 5
1
–08 /2-14 2.38 1.28 1.06 FD40–1000–08–08 6
7
7
8
1
Female Half –04 /4-18 2.63 1.00 .81 FD40–1001–04–04 9
Male Pipe/Valved –04 3
/8-18 2.63 1.00 .81 FD40–1001–06–04 10
3
–06 /8-18 2.88 1.16 .94 FD40–1001–06–06 11
1
–08 /2-14 3.50 1.28 .88 FD40–1001–08–08 12
13
14
15
16
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.21 .56 FD40–1013–02–04 17
Female Pipe/Non-Valved –04 1
/4-18 1.62 .62 FD40–1013–04–04 18
3
–04 /8-18 1.80 .88 FD40–1013–06–04 19
3
–06 /8-18 1.90 .88 FD40–1013–06–06 20
1
–08 /2-14 2.40 1.12 FD40–1013–08–08 21
22
23
24
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.50 .50 FD40–1014–02–04 25
Male Pipe/Non-Valved –04 1
/4-18 1.75 .56 FD40–1014–04–04 26
3
–04 /8-18 1.75 .69 FD40–1014–06–04 27
1
–06 /4-18 1.88 .62 FD40–1014–04–06 28
3
–06 /8-18 1.88 .69 FD40–1014–06–06 29
1
–06 /2-14 2.13 .88 FD40–1014–08–06 30
3
–08 /8-18 2.18 .69 FD40–1014–06–08 31
1
–08 /2-14 2.44 .88 FD40–1014–08–08 32
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FD41 Series/ARO 210 Interchange – Air

The FD41 interchanges with the ARO 210 Series for com-
pressed air service, with a self-sealing female half and Flow Data
straight through male half.
• Designed to interchange with ARO 210 Series.
• Automatic sleeve for one hand push-to-connect
operation.
• Designed to assure high flow with low pressure drop
for peak tool performance.
Maximum Mininum Burst Pressure (psi)
Operating Vacuum
Coupling Pressure Female (in./Hg.)
–04 300 3000 8000 28
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Air

FD41 Series Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Ref.
1
Female Half –04 /8-27 2.15 1.12 .62 FD41–1000–02–04 1
/4-18 1.62 1.12 .81 FD41–1000–04–04 2

3
–04 /8-18 2.74 1.12 .88 FD41–1000–06–04 3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Male Half –04 /4-18 1.51 – .62 FD41–1013–04–04 9
Female Pipe/Non-Valved 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
Male Half –04 /4-18 1.61 – .56 FD41–1014–04–04 17
Male Pipe/Non-Valved 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
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FD43 Series/Industrial Interchange—Air

The FD43 Series is a manual retract-type ball latch indus-

trial interchange coupling. Ideal for compressed air ser- Flow Data
vice, the FD43 uses FD40 male tips.
• Meets dimensional requirements of MIL-C-4109 specifi-
cations for industrial interchangeability.
• Protective collar to prevent accidental snagging and dis-
connection.
• Manual retract latch design allows quick and easy
connection of hose lines.
• Standard seal material – Neoprene.
Maximum Minimum Burst Pressure (psi)
Coupling Operating Vacuum
Dash Pressure Female (in./Hg.)
–04 300 3000 8000 Not Rated
–06 300 3000 8000 Not Rated
–08 300 2000 8000 Not Rated
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Coupling Thread Hose Dimensional Data Part Number Line

FD43 Series Size Size(P) I.D. A B 1 Neoprene Ref.
1
Female Half –04 /8-27 1.88 .88. 75 FD43–1001–02–04 1
/4-18 2.09 .88 .75 FD43–1001–04–04 2

3
–04 /8-18 2.16 .88 .81 FD43–1001–06–04 3
1
–06 /4-18 2.38 1.06 .88 FD43–1001–04–06 4
3
–06 /8-18 2.38 1.06 .88 FD43–1001–06–06 5
1
–06 /2-14 2.53 1.06 1.00 FD43–1001–08–06 6
1
–08 /2-14 3.06 1.19 1.00 FD43–1001–08–08 7
1
Female Half –04 /8-27 2.19 .88 .75 FD43–1011–02–04 8
/4-18 2.28 .88 .75 FD43–1011–04–04 9
3
–04 /8-18 2.34 .88 .75 FD43–1011–06–04 10
1
–06 /4-18 2.41 1.06 .88 FD43–1011–04–06 11
3
–06 /8-18 2.44 1.06 .88 FD43–1011–06–06 12
1
–06 /2-14 2.56 1.06 .88 FD43–1011–08–06 13
1
–08 /2-14 3.09 1.19 1.00 FD43–1011–08–08 14
1
Female Half –04 /4 2.78 .88 .75 FD43–1031–04–04 15
SOCKETLESS™ Hose Barb/Valved –04 3
/8 2.78 .88 .75 FD43–1031–06–04 16
17
18
19
20
21
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.21 .56 FD40–1013–02–04 22
/4-18 1.62 .62 FD40–1013–04–04 23
3
–04 /8-18 1.80 .88 FD40–1013–06–04 24
3
–06 /8-18 1.90 .88 FD40–1013–06–06 25
1
–08 /2-14 2.40 1.12 FD40–1013–08–08 26
27
28
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.50 .50 FD40–1014–02–04 29
Male Pipe/Non-Valved –04 1
/4-18 1.75 .56 FD40–1014–04–04 30
3
–04 /8-18 1.75 .69 FD40–1014–06–04 31
1
–06 /4-18 1.88 .62 FD40–1014–04–06 32
3
–06 /8-18 1.88 .69 FD40–1014–06–06 33
1
–06 /2-14 2.13 .88 FD40–1014–08–06 34
3
–08 /8-18 2.18 .69 FD40–1014–06–08 35
1
–08 /2-14 2.44 .88 FD40–1014–08–08 36
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Fluid Sampling
FD15 Series/Oil Sampling Valve

0–50 psi 50–300 psi
Part Number Inlet Ports Part Number Inlet Ports

1
FD15–1026–04 /4” NPTF FD15–1000–02 1
/8” NPTF
7
FD15–1025–04 /16-20 Male ORB FD15–1000–04* 1
/4” NPTF
7
FD15–1002–04 /16-20 Male ORB
As required in MIL-V-81940/2-1 this valve’s flow rate is *The 1/4” NPTF version is qualified to MIL-V-81940/2-1
between 100 and 1500 milliliters per minute at pres- and its performance is representative of the other inlet
sures from 0–50 psi. (MIL-V-81940/2-1 applies only to port configurations listed above.
pressures from 50–300 psi.) QPL-81940-9 6-5-89
FD15 Oil Sampling Valve: In-line sampling of system fluids (Sample bottles are usually supplied by the oil analysis
is made without system shutdown, usually in less than lab.) Turn knurled knob 1/4 turn to the right until bottle is
one minute, and without fluid contamination. filled to the desired level. The knob can be backed off to
Application: Engine oil, lubricating oil, transmission fluid throttle the rate of flow. When bottle is filled let go of the
and hydraulic fluids in mobile construction equipment, knurled knob, the valve will close automatically. Replace
military vehicles, trucks and stationary equipment. metal dustcover wrench tight.
For best results, Aeroquip FD15 Oil Sampling Valves Construction: Corrosion resistant plated steel with brass
should be installed in dynamic fluid lines in low pressure internal components and Buna-N seal.
and return lines. If only one sampling point can be chosen, Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +275°F (–53°C to
it should be in the return line, upstream of any return line +135°C)
filter. This will insure a representative sample of all com- Minimum Burst Pressure: 1200 psi
ponents in the fluid system for their present condition.
Minimum Particle Restriction: 500 microns
Operation: Remove metal dustcover on discharge port.
Discharge approximately 200 ml of oil to flush valve by Maximum Torque to Operate: 10 in. lbs.
turning knurled knob 1/4 turn to the right. Dispose of this Note: This valve is not intended for aerospace applica-
sample in the appropriate manner. Locate clean oil sample tions.
bottle under discharge port.
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Fluid Sampling

FD15 Series Size Size (P) A B C 1 2 3 Buna-N Ref.
1
Male Pipe Thread – /8-27 2.42 1.00 1.30 .69 .38 – FD15–1000–02 1
50–300 psi

1
– /4-18 2.56 1.00 1.30 .69 .38 – FD15–1000–04 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
7
Male SAE O-Ring Thread – /16-20 2.79 1.00 1.30 .69 .38 .56 FD15–1002–04 9
50–300 psi 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
Male Pipe Thread – /4-18 2.56 1.00 1.30 .69 .38 – FD15–1026–04 17
0–50 psi 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
7
Male SAE O-Ring Thread – /16-20 2.79 1.00 1.30 .69 .38 .56 FD15–1025–04 25
0–50 psi 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
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Fluid Transfer & Hydraulic
FD21 Series/1/8" Arc LatchTM for 10,000 psi High Pressure Applications
The FD21 Series Arc LatchTM design has a greater surface

contact area for long surface life in rugged high pressure Flow Data
applications. The compact envelope provides user friend-
ly handling.
• Safety sleeve lock prevents accidental disconnection.
• Heavy duty glass filled Teflon* back-up ring prevents
O-ring extrusion.
50
45
40
35
• Heat treated and plated steel for greater wear and

corrosion resistance.
30
25
• Self-sealing poppet valves provide excellent high and

20
2
-0
low pressure sealing. 15
• Standard seal material – Viton.

10
9
8
• Flush face male prevents damage to poppet valving. 7
6
5
3
CONTACT AREA
2
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 35 40 50 60 80 100
(Test Fluid MIL-H-5606 Hydraulic Oil At 100 F)
Conventional FD21
Ball Latch Arc Latch
Maximum Minimum
Operating Burst Rated Air Fluid
Coupling Pressure Pressure Vacuum Flow Inclusion Loss
Size (psi) (psi) (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc. max.) (cc. max.)
-02 10,000 40,000 28 1 0.50 0.50
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Hydraulic
FD21 Series/ Coupling Thread Dimensional Data Part Number Line

1
/8" Arc Latch Size Size (P) A B 1 Viton Ref.

1
Male Half -02 /8-27 1.21 .75 FD21–1002–02–02 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Female Half -02 /8-27 2.02 1.06 .88 FD21–1001–02–02 9
Female Pipe/Valved
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
Complete Coupling -02 /8-27 2.28 Order Separate Halves 17
Female Pipe/Valved
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Repair Kits 25
Interface Seal and -02 Female Seals FF10915 26
Back-up O-ring Only 27
28
29
30
31
32
369
FD35 Series/Arc Latch TM

for 10,000 psi High Pressure Applications
The FD35 Series Arc LatchTM design has a greater surface

contact area for long surface life in rugged high pressure Flow Data
applications. The maximum operating pressure is 10,000 psi.
• Safety sleeve lock prevents accidental disconnection.
• Heavy duty back-up ring prevents O-ring extrusion.
• Heat treated and plated steel for greater wear and
low pressure sealing.
• Standard seal material – Viton.
Maximum Minimum
-06 10,000 40,000 28 2 0.50 0.50
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Male Half –06 3
/8-18 2.05 0.94 FD35–1002–06–06 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2

3
4
5
6
7
8
3
Female Half –06 /8-18 2.56 1.27 0.94 FD35–1001–06–06 9
Female Pipe/Valved 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
3
Complete Coupling –06 /8-18 3.53 FD35–1000–06–06 17
19
20
21
22
23
24
9
Male Half –06 /16-18 2.05 0.94 FD35–1008–06–06 25
Female SAE O-Ring/Valved 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
9
Female Half –06 /16-18 2.56 1.27 0.94 FD35–1007–06–06 33
35
36
37
38
39
40
371

FD35 Series Size Size(P) A B 1 Viton Ref.
9
Complete Coupling -06 /16-18 3.53 FD35–1006–06–06 1
3
4
5
6
7
8
3
Male Half -06 /8-18 2.05 0.94 FD35–1043–06–06 9
Female Pipe/45 psi Bleed Valve 10
11
12
13
14
Incorporates a special relief valve set at 45 psi,
preventing disconnected pressure build-up. 15
16
Male Half -06 9
/16-18 2.12 0.94 FD35–1044–06–06 17
Female SAE O-Ring/
18
45 psi Bleed Valve
19
20
21
22
23
Incorporates a special relief valve set at 45 psi,
preventing disconnected pressure build-up. 24
Repair Kits 25
-06 Male Valving FF10173–06 26
-06 Female Valving FF10174–06 27
-06 Female Locking Arc Latch FF10175–06 28
Accessories 29
Dust Cover -06 Fits Male and Female Halves FD35–1042–06 30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
372
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& Hydraulic
FD42 Series/Pioneer 4000 Interchange

The FD42 Series coupling is designed as a Pioneer 4000
interchange to accommodate high surge flows typically Flow Data
found in snow plow applications. The maximum operating
pressure is 3,000 psi.
• Teflon† back up ring in female half improves impulse
life. 50
Pressure Drop Versus Flow Graph
45
• Self-sealing poppet valve design provides excellent
high and low pressure sealing.
40
35
30
• PUSH-PULLTM ball latch design allows quick and easy

connection and disconnection of hose lines.
25
20
•
Pressure Drop In PSI
Interchanges with Pioneer 4000-2 and Safeway S20-A. 15
• Retaining groove on female half for bulkhead mount-

ing. 10
9
8
• Male half can be bulkhead mounted with optional
adapter.
7
6
5
4
• Standard body material – Zinc plated steel with zinc
poppet guides.
3
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 60 80 100
Gallons Per Minute Flow

(Test Fluid MIL-H-5606 Hydraulic Oil At 100˚F.)
Maximum Mininum
Operating Burst Rated Air Fliud
-04 3000 12,000 28 3 .62 .80
† Teflon is a registered trademark of Dupont.
373
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FD42 Series Size Size (P) A B C D E 1 Buna-N Ref.
1
Male Half -04 /4-18 1.34 .75 FD42–1002–04–04 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Female Half -04 /4-18 2.04 .87 .05 .10 .88 FD42–1001–04–04 9
Female Pipe/Valved
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
Female Pipe/Valved
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
9
Male Half -04 /16-18 1.63 .81 FD42–1010–06–04 25
Female SAE O-Ring/Valved
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
9
Female Half -04 /16-18 2.13 1.06 .87 .05 .10 .88 FD42–1008–06–04 33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
9
42
43
44
45
46
47
374
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FD42 Accessories Size Size (P) A B C D E 1 Buna-N Ref.
Bulkhead Adapter -04 1

/4-18 1.39 .87 .08 .88 FF1607–0404S 1

2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Dust Cap/Plug -04 FD48–1042–04 9
(Fits Both Halves)
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
375
FD45 Series/Industrial Interchange Series B ... (Steel)

The FD45 Series steel is an industrial interchange popu-

lar in North America. Features rugged ball latch mecha- Flow Data
nism with automatic self-sealing poppet valves.
• Industrial interchange coupling conforming dimen-
sionally to ISO standard 7241/1 Series B.
• Self-sealling poppet valve design provides excellent
high and low pressure sealing.
• Standard seal material – Buna-N, EPR and Viton.
• Standard body material – Zinc plated steel. (Brass pop-
pet guide in –02 size.)
Maximum Minimum
-02 4,500 13,500 28 1 .50 .50
-04 5,000 15,000 28 3 .50 .50
-06 4,000 12,000 28 6 2.5 1.3
-10 4,000 12,000 28 12 4.0 2.8
-12 4,000 12,000 28 28 11.0 8.2
-16 4,000 12,000 28 50 18.0 16.0
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Dimensional
Coupling Thread Data Part Number Line
FD45 Steel Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1

Male Half -02 /8-27 1.28 .56 FD45–1002–02–02 FD45–1071–02–02 FD45–1064–02–02 1
Female Pipe/Valved -04 1
/4-18 1.50 .75 FD45–1002–04–04 FD45–1071–04–04 FD45–1064–04–04 2
3
-06 /8-18 1.66 .88 FD45–1002–06–06 FD45–1071–06–06 FD45–1064–06–06 3
1
-10 /2-14 1.93 1.06 FD45–1002–08–10 FD45–1071–08–10 FD45–1064–08–10 4
3
-12 /4-14 2.26 1.31 FD45–1002–12–12 FD45–1071–12–12 FD45–1064–12–12 5
-16 1-111/2 2.72 1.62 FD45–1002–16–16 FD45–1071–16–16 FD45–1064–16–16 6
7
8
1
Female Half -02 /8-27 1.81 .96 .75 FD45–1003–02–02 FD45–1070–02–02 FD45–1065–02–02 9
/4-18 2.22 1.13 .81 FD45–1003–04–04 FD45–1070–04–04 FD45–1065–04–04 10
3
-06 /8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1003–06–06 FD45–1070–06–06 FD45–1065–06–06 11
1
-10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1003–08–10 FD45–1070–08–10 FD45–1065–08–10 12
3
-12 /4-14 3.40 2.06 1.62 FD45–1003–12–12 FD45–1070–12–12 FD45–1065–12–12 13
-16 1-111/2 4.02 2.44 2.00 FD45–1003–16–16 FD45–1070–16–16 FD45–1065–16–16 14
15
16
1
Complete Coupling -02 /8-27 2.31 FD45–1000–02–02 FD45–1072–02–02 FD45–1063–02–02 17
/4-18 2.74 FD45–1000–04–04 FD45–1072–04–04 FD45–1063–04–04 18
3
-06 /8-18 3.04 FD45–1000–06–06 FD45–1072–06–06 FD45–1063–06–06 19
1
-10 /2-14 3.54 FD45–1000–08–10 FD45–1072–08–10 FD45–1063–08–10 20
3
-12 /4-14 4.02 FD45–1000–12–12 FD45–1072–12–12 FD45–1063–12–12 21
-16 1-111/2 4.88 FD45–1000–16–16 FD45–1072–16–16 FD45–1063–16–16 22
23
24
1
Male Half -02 /8-27 1.20 .56 FD45–1061–02–02 FD45–1061–02–02 FD45–1061–02–02 25
Female Pipe/Non-Valved -04 1
/4-18 1.37 .75 FD45–1061–04–04 FD45–1061–04–04 FD45–1061–04–04 26
3
-06 /8-18 1.50 .88 FD45–1061–06–06 FD45–1061–06–06 FD45–1061–06–06 27
1
-10 /2-14 1.76 1.06 FD45–1061–08–10 FD45–1061–08–10 FD45–1061–08–10 28
3
-12 /4-14 2.00 1.31 FD45–1061–12–12 FD45–1061–12–12 FD45–1061–12–12 29
-16 1-111/2 2.43 1.62 FD45–1061–16–16 FD45–1061–16–16 FD45–1061–16–16 30
Will not operate with valved coupling halves.

31
No valve actuator. 32
1
Female Half -02 /8-27 1.81 .96 .75 FD45–1047–02–02 FD45–1172–02–02 FD45–1207–02–02 33
-04 /4-18 2.22 1.13 .81 FD45–1047–04–04 FD45–1172–04–04 FD45–1207–04–04 34
3
-06 /8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1047–06–06 FD45–1172–06–06 FD45–1207–06–06 35
1
-10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1047–08–10 FD45–1172–08–10 FD45–1207–08–10 36
3
-12 /4-14 3.40 2.06 1.62 FD45–1047–12–12 FD45–1172–12–12 FD45–1207–12–12 37
1
-16 1-11 /2 4.02 2.44 2.00 FD45–1047–16–16 FD45–1172–16–16 FD45–1207–16–16 38
39
Repair Kit 41
Each kit will repair one male or female half. -02 FF013–02† FF014–02† FF015–02† 42
-04 FF013–04 FF014–04 FF015–04 43
-06 FF013–06 FF014–06 FF015–06 44
-10 FF013–10 FF014–10 FF015–10 45
-12 FF013–12 FF014–12 FF015–12 46
-16 FF013–16 FF014–16 FF015–16 47
48
†The –02 coupling size valving is not repairable. This size
repair kit contains an interface seal and back-up ring. 49
377

FD45 Steel Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1
Complete Coupling –02 /8-27 2.31 FD45–1044–02–02 FD45–1173–02–02 FD45–1206–02–02 1
/4-18 2.74 FD45–1044–04–04 FD45–1173–04–04 FD45–1206–04–04 2
3
–06 /8-18 3.04 FD45–1044–06–06 FD45–1173–06–06 FD45–1206–06–06 3
1
–10 /2-14 3.54 FD45–1044–08–10 FD45–1173–08–10 FD45–1206–08–10 4
3
–12 /4-14 4.02 FD45–1044–12–12 FD45–1173–12–12 FD45–1206–12–12 5
–16 1-111/2 4.88 FD45–1044–16–16 FD45–1173–16–16 FD45–1206–16–16 6
7
8
1
Male Half –02 /8-27 1.28 .56 FD45–1046–02–02 FD45–1046–02–02 FD45–1046–02–02 9
Female Pipe/Pusher Style Valving –04 1
/4-18 1.50 .75 FD45–1046–04–04 FD45–1046–04–04 FD45–1046–04–04 10
3
–06 /8-18 1.66 .88 FD45–1046–06–06 FD45–1046–06–06 FD45–1046–06–06 11
1
–10 /2-14 1.93 1.06 FD45–1046–08–10 FD45–1046–08–10 FD45–1046–08–10 12
3
–12 /4-14 2.26 1.31 FD45–1046–12–12 FD45–1046–12–12 FD45–1046–12–12 13
–16 1-111/2 2.72 1.62 FD45–1046–16–16 FD45–1046–16–16 FD45–1046–16–16 14
15
Incorporates a pusher device
to open mating valved coupling halves. 16
1
Female Half –02 /8-27 1.81 .96 .75 FD45–1045–02–02 FD45–1228–02–02 FD45–1229–02–02 17
Female Pipe/Pusher Style –04 1
/4-18 2.22 1.13 .81 FD45–1045–04–04 FD45–1228–04–04 FD45–1229–04–04 18
Valving 3
–06 /8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1045–06–06 FD45–1228–06–06 FD45–1229–06–06 19
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1045–08–10 FD45–1228–08–10 FD45–1229–08–10 20
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.06 1.62 FD45–1045–12–12 FD45–1228–12–12 FD45–1229–12–12 21
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.44 2.00 FD45–1045–16–16 FD45–1228–16–16 FD45–1229–16–16 22
23
Incorporates a pusher device
to open mating valved coupling halves. 24
Repair Kit 25
Each kit will repair one male or female –02 FF013–02† FF014–02† FF015–02† 26
half.
–04 FF013–04 FF014–04 FF015–04 27
–06 FF013–06 FF014–06 FF015–06 28
–10 FF013–10 FF014–10 FF015–10 29
–12 FF013–12 FF014–12 FF015–12 30
†The –02 coupling size valving is not –16 FF013–16 FF014–16 FF015–16 31
repairable. This size repair kit contains an
interface seal and back-up ring. 32
Accessories 33
Dust Cap –02 FD45–1040–02 34
–04 FD45–1040–04 35
–06 FD45–1040–06 36
–10 FD45–1040–10 37
–12 FD45–1040–12 38
–16 FD45–1040–16 39
40
Dust Plug –02 FD45–1041–02 41
–04 FD45–1041–04 42
–06 FD45–1041–06 43
–10 FD45–1041–10 44
–12 FD45–1041–12 45
–16 FD45–1041–16 46
47
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FD45 Series/Industrial Interchange Series B . . . (Brass)

The FD45 Series brass industrial interchange coupling
offers corrosion resistance where steel couplings are Flow Data
unacceptable. This general purpose coupling uses a
PUSH-PULLTM latch mechanism.
• redundant
Dual interface O-Rings in the female half provide
sealing while connected.
• greater
Brass construction with stainless steel springs for
corrosion resistance and fluid compatibility.
• sionally
Industrial interchange coupling conforming dimen-
to ISO standard 7241/1 Series B.
• connection TM
PUSH-PULL ball latch design allows quick and easy
and disconnection of hose lines.
• low
Self-sealing poppet valves provide excellent high and
pressure sealing.
• springs
Standard body material – Brass with stainless steel
and balls.
Minimum Burst Pressure
Maximum
Coupling Operating Connected Disconnected Vacuum Rated Flow Air Inclusion Fluid Loss
Size Pressure (psi) (psi) (psi) (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc. max.) (cc. max)
–02 1,000 11,000 12,000 28 1 .50 .50
–04 1,000 18,000 14,000 28 3 .50 .50
–06 1,000 12,000 9,000 28 6 2.5 1.3
–10 1,000 12,000 6,500 28 12 4.0 2.8
–12 1,000 10,000 10,000 28 28 11.0 8.2
–16 1,000 8,500 11,000 28 50 18.0 16.0
–20 1,000 6,000 6,000 28 75 30.0 45.0
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FD45 Brass Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1
Male Half –02 /8-27 1.28 .56 FD45–1086–02–02 FD45–1092–02–02 FD45–1153–02–02 1
/4-18 1.50 .69 FD45–1086–04–04 FD45–1092–04–04 FD45–1153–04–04 2
3
–06 /8-18 1.66 .88 FD45–1086–06–06 FD45–1092–06–06 FD45–1153–06–06 3
1
–10 /2-14 1.93 1.06 FD45–1086–08–10 FD45–1092–08–10 FD45–1153–08–10 4
3
–12 /4-14 2.26 1.31 FD45–1086–12–12 FD45–1092–12–12 FD45–1153–12–12 5
–16 1-111/2 2.72 1.62 FD45–1086–16–16 FD45–1092–16–16 FD45–1153–16–16 6
–20 11/4-111/2 4.25 2.38 FD45–1086–20–20 FD45–1092–20–20 FD45–1153–20–20 7
Art is not representative of –20 size. 8
1
Female Half –02 /8-27 1.81 .96 .75 FD45–1101–02–02 FD45–1091–02–02 FD45–1156–02–02 9
/4-18 2.22 1.13 .81 FD45–1101–04–04 FD45–1091–04–04 FD45–1156–04–04 10
3
–06 /8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1101–06–06 FD45–1091–06–06 FD45–1156–06–06 11
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1101–08–10 FD45–1091–08–10 FD45–1156–08–10 12
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.01 1.62 FD45–1101–12–12 FD45–1091–12–12 FD45–1156–12–12 13
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.38 1.94 FD45–1101–16–16 FD45–1091–16–16 FD45–1156–16–16 14
–20 11/4-111/2 4.49 2.62 2.38 FD45–1101–20–20 FD45–1091–20–20 FD45–1156–20–20 15
1
/4-18 2.74 FD45–1100–04–04 FD45–1090–04–04 FD45–1157–04–04 18
3
–06 /8-18 3.04 FD45–1100–06–06 FD45–1090–06–06 FD45–1157–06–06 19
1
–10 /2-14 3.54 FD45–1100–08–10 FD45–1090–08–10 FD45–1157–08–10 20
3
–12 /4-14 4.02 FD45–1100–12–12 FD45–1090–12–12 FD45–1157–12–12 21
–16 1-111/2 4.88 FD45–1100–16–16 FD45–1090–16–16 FD45–1157–16–16 22
–20 11/4-111/2 6.80 FD45–1100–20–20 FD45–1090–20–20 FD45–1157–20–20 23
1
Male Half –02 /8-27 1.20 .56 FD45–1175–02–02 FD45–1175–02–02 FD45–1175–02–02 25
/4-18 1.37 .69 FD45–1175–04–04 FD45–1175–04–04 FD45–1175–04–04 26
3
–06 /8-18 1.50 .88 FD45–1175–06–06 FD45–1175–06–06 FD45–1175–06–06 27
1
–10 /2-14 1.76 1.06 FD45–1175–08–10 FD45–1175–08–10 FD45–1175–08–10 28
3
–12 /4-14 2.00 1.31 FD45–1175–12–12 FD45–1175–12–12 FD45–1175–12–12 29
–16 1-111/2 2.43 1.62 FD45–1175–16–16 FD45–1175–16–16 FD45–1175–16–16 30
–20 11/4-111/2 4.25 2.38 FD45–1175–20–20 FD45–1399–20–20 FD45–1400–20–20 31
No valve actuator.
Female Half –02 1
/8-27 1.81 .96 .75 FD45–1176–02–02 FD45–1180–02–02 FD45–1178–02–02 33
–04 /4-18 2.22 1.13 .81 FD45–1176–04–04 FD45–1180–04–04 FD45–1178–04–04 34
3
–06 /8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1176–06–06 FD45–1180–06–06 FD45–1178–06–06 35
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1176–08–10 FD45–1180–08–10 FD45–1178–08–10 36
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.01 1.62 FD45–1176–12–12 FD45–1180–12–12 FD45–1178–12–12 37
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.38 1.94 FD45–1176–16–16 FD45–1180–16–16 FD45–1178–16–16 38
–20 11/4-111/2 4.49 2.62 2.38 FD45–1176–20–20 FD45–1180–20–20 FD45–1178–20–20 39
No valve actuator.
Repair Kit 41
Each kit will repair one male or female half.
–02 FF016–02† FF017–02† FF018–02† 42
–04 FF016–04 FF017–04 FF018–04 43
–06 FF016–06 FF017–06 FF018–06 44
–10 FF016–10 FF017–10 FF018–10 45
–12 FF016–12 FF017–12 FF018–12 46
–16 FF016–16 FF017–16 FF018–16 47
repair kit contains an interface seal and back-up ring. –20 FF016–20 FF017–20 FF018-20 48
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FD45 Brass Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1
/4-18 2.74 FD45–1174–04–04 FD45–1179–04–04 FD45–1177–04–04 2

3
–06 /8-18 3.04 FD45–1174–06–06 FD45–1179–06–06 FD45–1177–06–06 3
1
–10 /2-14 3.54 FD45–1174–08–10 FD45–1179–08–10 FD45–1177–08–10 4
3
–12 /4-14 4.02 FD45–1174–12–12 FD45–1179–12–12 FD45–1177–12–12 5
–16 1-111/2 4.88 FD45–1174–16–16 FD45–1179–16–16 FD45–1177–16–16 6
–20 11/4-111/2 6.80 FD45–1174–20–20 FD45–1179–20–20 FD45–1177–20–20 7
Male Half 9
/4-18 1.50 .75 FD45–1201–04–04 FD45–1201–04–04 FD45–1201–04–04 10
3
–06 /8-18 1.66 .88 FD45–1201–06–06 FD45–1201–06–06 FD45–1201–06–06 11
1
–10 /2-14 1.93 1.06 FD45–1201–08–10 FD45–1201–08–10 FD45–1201–08–10 12
3
–12 /4-14 2.26 1.31 FD45–1201–12–12 FD45–1201–12–12 FD45–1201–12–12 13
–16 1-111/2 2.72 1.62 FD45–1201–16–16 FD45–1201–16–16 FD45–1201–16–16 14
15
Incorporates a pusher device to open
mating valved coupling halves.
16
Female Half 17
Female Pipe/Pusher –04 1
/4-18 2.22 1.13 .88 FD45–1203–04–04 FD45–1199–04–04 FD45–1211–04–04 18
Style Valving
3
–06 /8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1203–06–06 FD45–1199–06–06 FD45–1211–06–06 19
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1203–08–10 FD45–1199–08–10 FD45–1211–08–10 20
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.01 1.62 FD45–1203–12–12 FD45–1199–12–12 FD45–1211–12–12 21
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.38 1.94 FD45–1203–16–16 FD45–1199–16–16 FD45–1211–16–16 22
23
Incorporates a pusher device to open
mating valved coupling halves.
24
Repair Kit 25
–02 FF016–02† FF017–02† FF018–02† 26
–04 FF016–04 FF017–04 FF018–04 27
–06 FF016–06 FF017–06 FF018–06 28
–10 FF016–10 FF017–10 FF018–10 29
–12 FF016–12 FF017–12 FF018–12 30
–16 FF016–16 FF017–16 FF018–16 31
repair kit contains an interface seal and back-up ring.
-20 FF016–20 FF017–20 FF018–20 32
Accessories 33
Dust Cap –02 FD45–1040–02 34
–04 FD45–1040–04 35
–06 FD45–1040–06 36
–10 FD45–1040–10 37
–12 FD45–1040–12 38
–16 FD45–1040–16 39
40
Dust Plug –02 FD45–1041–02 41
–04 FD45–1041–04 42
–06 FD45–1041–06 43
–10 FD45–1041–10 44
–12 FD45–1041–12 45
–16 FD45–1041–16 46
47
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FD45 Series/Industrial Interchange Series B . . . (Stainless Steel)

The FD45 stainless steel is a general purpose industrial

interchange coupling available valved or non-valved. Flow Data
Offered in 303/304 grades of stainless steel for excellent
corrosion resistance in rugged applications.
• Industrial interchange coupling conforming dimension-
ally to ISO standard 7241/1 Series B.
• Stainless steel construction for greater corrosion resis-
tance and fluid compatibility.
• Standard body material – Stainless Steel.
Maximum Operating Pressure
Minimum
Coupling Burst Vacuum Rated Flow Air Inclusion Fluid Loss
Size Hydraulic (psi) Static (psi) Pressure (psi) (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc. max.) (cc. max)
–04 3,000 3,000 12,000 28 3 .50 .50
–06 1,500 1,750 12,000 28 6 2.5 1.3
–10 1,500 1,750 12,000 28 12 4.0 2.8
–12 1,500 1,750 12,000 28 28 11.0 8.2
–16 1,250 1,500 12,000 28 50 18.0 16.0
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FD45 Stainless Steel Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1
Male Half –04 /4-18 1.46 .69 FD45–1004–04–04 FD45–1078–04–04 FD45–1121–04–04 1
/8-18 1.66 .88 FD45–1004–06–06 FD45–1078–06–06 FD45–1121–06–06 2

1
–10 /2-14 1.89 1.06 FD45–1004–08–10 FD45–1078–08–10 FD45–1121–08–10 3
3
–12 /4-14 2.26 1.31 FD45–1004–12–12 FD45–1078–12–12 FD45–1121–12–12 4
–16 1-111/2 2.72 1.62 FD45–1004–16–16 FD45–1078–16–16 FD45–1121–16–16 5
6
7
8
1
Female Half –04 /4-18 2.22 1.13 .81 FD45–1005–04–04 FD45–1076–04–04 FD45–1122–04–04 9
/8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1005–06–06 FD45–1076–06–06 FD45–1122–06–06 10
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1005–08–10 FD45–1076–08–10 FD45–1122–08–10 11
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.01 1.62 FD45–1005–12–12 FD45–1076–12–12 FD45–1122–12–12 12
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.38 2.00 FD45–1005–16–16 FD45–1076–16–16 FD45–1122–16–16 13
14
15
16
1
/8-18 3.04 FD45–1001–06–06 FD45–1075–06–06 FD45–1120–06–06 18
1
–10 /2-14 3.50 FD45–1001–08–10 FD45–1075–08–10 FD45–1120–08–10 19
3
–12 /4-14 4.02 FD45–1001–12–12 FD45–1075–12–12 FD45–1120–12–12 20
–16 1-111/2 4.88 FD45–1001–16–16 FD45–1075–16–16 FD45–1120–16–16 21
22
23
24
1
Male Half –04 /4-18 1.33 .69 FD45–1062–04–04 FD45–1062–04–04 FD45–1062–04–04 25
/8-18 1.50 .88 FD45–1062–06–06 FD45–1062–06–06 FD45–1062–06–06 26
1
–10 /2-14 1.72 1.06 FD45–1062–08–10 FD45–1062–08–10 FD45–1062–08–10 27
3
–12 /4-14 2.00 1.31 FD45–1062–12–12 FD45–1062–12–12 FD45–1062–12–12 28
–16 1-111/2 2.43 1.62 FD45–1062–16–16 FD45–1062–16–16 FD45–1062–16–16 29
30
31
1
/8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1053–06–06 FD45–1195–06–06 FD45–1142–06–06 34
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1053–08–10 FD45–1195–08–10 FD45–1142–08–10 35
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.01 1.62 FD45–1053–12–12 FD45–1195–12–12 FD45–1142–12–12 36
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.38 2.00 FD45–1053–16–16 FD45–1195–16–16 FD45–1142–16–16 37
38
39
40
Repair Kit –04 FF054–04 FF055–04 FF056–04 42
Each kit will repair one male or female half. –06 FF054–06 FF055–06 FF056–06 43
–10 FF054–10 FF055–10 FF056–10 44
–12 FF054–12 FF055–12 FF056–12 45
–16 FF054–16 FF055–16 FF056–16 46
47
48
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FD45 Stainless Steel Size Size(P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1
/8-18 3.04 FD45–1052–06–06 FD45–1194–06–06 FD45–1143–06–06 2
1
–10 /2-14 3.50 FD45–1052–08–10 FD45–1194–08–10 FD45–1143–08–10 3
3
–12 /4-14 4.02 FD45–1052–12–12 FD45–1194–12–12 FD45–1143–12–12 4
–16 1-111/2 4.88 FD45–1052–16–16 FD45–1194–16–16 FD45–1143–16–16 5
6
7
8
1
Male Half –04 /4-18 1.46 .69 FD45–1059–04–04 FD45–1059–04–04 FD45–1059–04–04 9
/8-18 1.66 .88 FD45–1059–06–06 FD45–1059–06–06 FD45–1059–06–06 10
1
–10 /2-14 1.89 1.06 FD45–1059–08–10 FD45–1059–08–10 FD45–1059–08–10 11
3
–12 /4-14 2.26 1.31 FD45–1059–12–12 FD45–1059–12–12 FD45–1059–12–12 12
–16 1-111/2 2.72 1.62 FD45–1059–16–16 FD45–1059–16–16 FD45–1059–16–16 13
14
15
Incorporates a pusher device to open mating coupling halves 16
1
/8-18 2.45 1.38 1.06 FD45–1056–06–06 FD45–1197–06–06 FD45–1209–06–06 18
1
–10 /2-14 2.86 1.69 1.31 FD45–1056–08–10 FD45–1197–08–10 FD45–1209–08–10 19
3
–12 /4-14 3.40 2.01 1.62 FD45–1056–12–12 FD45–1197–12–12 FD45–1209–12–12 20
–16 1-111/2 4.02 2.38 2.00 FD45–1056–16–16 FD45–1197–16–16 FD45–1209–16–16 21
22
23
Incorporates a pusher device to open mating coupling halves 24
Repair Kit 25
Each kit will repair one male or female half –04 FF054–04 FF055–04 FF056–04 26
–06 FF054–06 FF055–06 FF056–06 27
–10 FF054–10 FF055–10 FF056–10 28
–12 FF054–12 FF055–12 FF056–12 29
–16 FF054–16 FF055–16 FF056–16 30
31
32
Accessories 33
Dust Cap –04 FD45–1040–04 34
–06 FD45–1040–06 35
–10 FD45–1040–10 36
–12 FD45–1040–12 37
–16 FD45–1040–16 38
Dust Plug –04 FD45–1041–04 39
–06 FD45–1041–06 40
–10 FD45–1041–10 41
–12 FD45–1041–12 42
–16 FD45–1041–16 43
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FD45 Stainless Steel Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
*Fryer Coupling/Male Half –10 1
/2-14 1.92 1.06 FD45–1270–08–10 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2

3
4
5
6
7
8
*Fryer Coupling/Female Half –10 1
/2-14 2.86 2.38 1.31 FD45–1267–08–10 9
Female Pipe/Valved Silicone
10
Collar on Ball Release Sleeve
11
12
13
14
15
16
*Special internal Viton seal material approved for use by the National Sanitation Foundation. The fryer coupling uses a silicone collar
aiding disconnection with hot fluid applications.
Connecting and disconnecting lines between deep fat

fryers and oil recycling units has been made cleaner, safer
and quicker with Aeroquip’s new FD45 “Fryer” coupling.
Aeroquip’s FD45 “Fryer” coupling is made of stainless
steel with Viton* seal material. It has a silicone rubber
collar on the sleeve of the female half to provide insula-
tion from high oil temperatures and an excellent gripping
surface during connection and disconnection. The
coupling has been approved for use by the National
Sanitation Foundation.
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FD48 Series/Parker Bruning—SM Interchange

The FD48 Series coupling is designed to interchange

with Parker Bruning SM-250 couplings. Flow Data
low pressure sealing. Pressure Drop Versus Flow Graph
• PUSH-PULL TM
ball latch design allows quick and easy
connection and disconnection of fluid lines.
50
45
40
35
• Heat-treated and plated steel for wear and

30
25
20
• 3,000 psi operating pressure.
Pressure Drop In PSI
15
• Standard seal material – Zinc plated steel with zinc
poppet guides.
10
9
8
7
6
5
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 60 80 100

(Test Fluid MIL-H-5606 Hydraulic Oil At 100˚F.)
Maximum Minimum
-04 3,000 12,000 28 3 0.50 1.10
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Male Half –04 1
/4-18 1.45 .75 FD48–1002–04–04 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2

3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Female Half –04 /4-18 2.01 1.06 .81 FD48–1001–04–04 9
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
Complete Coupling –04 /4-18 2.69 FD48–1000–04–04 17
19
20
21
22
23
24
Accessories 25
Dust Cap/Plug –04 FD48–1042–04 26
(Fits both male and female halves) 27
28
29
30
31
32
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FD49 Series/HTMA Flush Face, Hydraulic Tool

The FD49 Series meets NFPA standard T3.20.15, which

was developed in conjuction with HTMA (Hydraulic Tool Flow Data
Manufacturer’s Association).
• Twin-GuardTM sealing system prevents weepage and
allows connection and disconnection against pressure
up to 500 psi.
• Dual flush face valving for minimal fluid loss and air
inclusion.
• Tubular valve and sleeve construction for high fluid
flow with low pressure drop.
• Push-to-connect latching for one hand operation.
• Standard seal material – Teflon channel seal and
Buna-N O-Ring backup.
Our patented* Twin-GuardTM

seal system consists of chan-
nel and Buna-N O-Ring seals.
The channel seal prevents
blowout during connection
and disconnection under pres-
sure to 500 psi. The Buna-N O-
Ring seal is a secondary seal
eliminating fluid weepage.
*Patent Number 5123446
Maximum Minimum
–06 3,000 9,000 28 10 .01 .02
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FD49 Series Size Size (P) A B 1 2 Buna-N Ref.
3
Male Half –06 /8-18 2.62 1.00 FD49–1002–06–06 1
Female Pipe/Valved

1
–06 /2-14 2.75 1.06 FD49–1002–08–06 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Male Half –06 /16-18 2.79 1.06 FD49–1004–06–06 9
–06 /4-16 2.75 1.00 FD49–1004–08–06 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
9
Male Half –06 /16-18 2.99 1.00 FD49–1057–06–06 17
Male SAE O-Ring/Valved 3
–06 /4-16 2.99 1.00 FD49–1057–08–06 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
3
Female Half –06 /8-18 2.74 1.20 1.00 1.06 FD49–1001–06–06 25
–06 /2-14 2.85 1.20 1.06 FD49–1001–08–06 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
3
Female Half –06 /4-16 2.82 1.20 1.06 FD49–1005–08–06 33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
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FD49 Series Size Size (P) Ref.
A B 1 2 Buna-N
9
Female Half –06 /16-18 3.22 1.20 1.00 1.06 FD49–1014–06–06 1
Male SAE O-Ring/Valved
3
–06 /4-16 3.28 1.20 1.00 1.06 FD49–1014–08–06 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
3
Female Half/Heavy Duty Sleeve –06 /8-18 2.74 1.40 1.00 1.06 FD49–1200–06–06 9
–06 /2-14 2.85 1.40 1.06 FD49–1200–08–06 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Repair Kit –06 Male Half FF10019–06 17
–06 Female Half FF10306–06* 18
Accessories 19
Dust Cover –06 FD49–1042–06 20
For Standard Coupling
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Dust Cover –06 FD49–1088–06 28
For Heavy Duty Coupling
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
* Requires special tool FT1345. Sold separately.
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5100 Series/Low Spill—Connect Under Pressure

The 5100 Series brass coupling with steel tubular valve
offers minimum air inclusion and fluid loss. Thread Flow Data
together latch provides connect under pressure capabili-
ty and vibration resistance. It is not rated for continuous
hydraulic impulse applications. (See FD86 on page 414.)
• Tubular valve construction for virtually no fluid loss
during disconnection, reduces environmental and
worker safety hazards.
• Low air inclusion during connection maintains
system performance.
• Available with wing or hex nut configurations.
• Connect against pressure capability allows connecting
of halves even when pressurized up to 500 psi.
• Steel flange available for accessible
bulkhead mounting.
• Standard seal material – Buna-N, Viton and EPR
available upon request.
• Standard body material – Brass with steel valving
components, hex and wing nuts.
Maximum Maximum Operating Pressure
Coupling Coupling Operating (psi disconnected) Rated Air Fluid
Dash Interface Pressure* Male Half Female Half Vacuum Flow Inclusion Loss
Size Size (psi connected) S2 and S4 S5 (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc max.) (cc max.)
–4 –4 3000 3000 3000 28 4 .03 .01
–6 –8 3000 3000 3000 28 7 .05 .06
–8 –8 3000 3000 3000 28 7 .05 .10
–10 –12 3000 3000 3000 28 18 .14 .10
–12 –12 3000 3000 3000 28 18 .34 .26
–16 –16 3000 3000 3000 28 40 .50 .35
–20 –20 2750 2500 2750 28 75 .68 .70
–24 –24 2500 2500 2000 28 100 .60 .94
*Minimum burst pressure is equal to three times the maximum operating pressure. Not recommended for continuous hydraulic impulse applications at maximum operating pressures.
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For component part number breakdown and service instructions, request bulletin JB41.
Dimensional Data Part Number Line

5100 Series Coupling Thread
Size Size (P) A B 1 2 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
1
Male Half/Less Flange –4 /8-27 1.88 .90 .69 5100–S2–4B FD51–1264–04 FD51–1265–04 1
Female Pipe 1
–6 /4-18 2.58 1.07 .94 5100–S2–6B FD51–1264–06 FD51–1265–06 2
3
–8 /8-18 2.58 1.07 .94 5100–S2–8B FD51–1264–08 FD51–1265–08 3
1
–10 /2-14 3.11 1.38 1.19 5100–S2–10B FD51–1264–10 FD51–1265–10 4
3
–12 /4-14 3.11 1.38 1.19 5100–S2–12B FD51–1264–12 FD51–1265–12 5
1
–16 1-11 /2 3.55 1.76 1.56 5100–S2–16B FD51–1264–16 FD51–1265–16 6
–20 11/4-111/2 3.71 2.10 1.88 5100–S2–20B FD51–1264–20 FD51–1265–20 7
–24 11/2-111/2 4.12 2.48 2.19 5100–S2–24B FD51–1264–24 FD51–1265–24 8
1
Male Half/With Flange –4 /8-27 1.88 .90 .94 5100–S4–4B 9
Female Pipe 1
–6 /4-18 2.58 1.07 1.12 5100–S4–6B 10
3
–8 /8-18 2.58 1.07 1.12 5100–S4–8B 11
1
–10 /2-14 3.11 1.38 1.62 5100–S4–10B 12
3
–12 /4-14 3.11 1.38 1.62 5100–S4–12B 13
1
–16 1-11 /2 3.55 1.76 1.88 5100–S4–16B 14
–20 11/4-111/2 3.71 2.10 2.12 5100–S4–20B 15
–24 11/2-111/2 4.12 2.48 2.50 5100–S4–24B 16
1
Female Half/Wing Nut –4 /8-27 1.97 3.03 .56 5100–S5–4B FD51–1266–04 FD51–1268–04 17
Female Pipe 1
–6 /4-18 2.37 3.44 .76 5100–S5–6B FD51–1266–06 FD51–1268–06 18
3
–8 /8-18 2.37 3.44 .76 5100–S5–8B FD51–1266–08 FD51–1268–08 19
1
–10 /2-14 3.09 4.06 1.16 5100–S5–10B FD51–1266–10 FD51–1268–10 20
3
–12 /4-14 3.09 4.06 1.16 5100–S5–12B FD51–1266–12 FD51–1268–12 21
1
–16 1-11 /2 3.67 4.38 1.44 5100–S5–16B FD51–1266–16 FD51–1268–16 22
–20 11/4-111/2 3.98 5.19 1.78 5100–S5–20B FD51–1266–20 FD51–1268–20 23
–24 11/2-111/2 4.02 5.31 2.00 5100–S5–24B FD51–1266–24 FD51–1268–24 24
1
Female Half/Hex Nut –4 /8-27 2.10 1.32 .56 1.19 5110–S5–4B FD51–1267–04 FD51–1269–04 25
Female Pipe 1
–6 /4-18 2.40 1.53 .76 1.38 5110–S5–6B FD51–1267–06 FD51–1269–06 26
3
–8 /8-18 2.40 1.53 .76 1.38 5110–S5–8B FD51–1267–08 FD51–1269–08 27
1
–10 /2-14 3.07 1.98 1.16 1.75 5110–S5–10B FD51–1267–10 FD51–1269–10 28
3
–12 /4-14 3.07 1.98 1.16 1.75 5110–S5–12B FD51–1267–12 FD51–1269–12 29
1
–16 1-11 /2 3.68 2.41 1.44 2.12 5110–S5–16B FD51–1267–16 FD51–1269–16 30
–20 11/4-111/2 4.00 2.81 1.78 2.50 5110–S5–20B FD51–1267–20 FD51–1269–20 31
–24 11/2-111/2 4.10 3.10 2.00 2.75 5110–S5–24B FD51–1267–24 FD51–1269–24 32
1
Complete Coupling –4 /8-27 3.20 5101–4B FD51–1270–04 FD51–1272–04 33
Less Flange/With Wing Nut/ 1
–6 /4-18 4.11 5101–6B FD51–1270–06 FD51–1272–06 34
Female Pipe
3
–8 /8-18 4.11 5101–8B FD51–1270–08 FD51–1272–08 35
1
–10 /2-14 5.21 5101–10B FD51–1270–10 FD51–1272–10 36
3
–12 /4-14 5.21 5101–12B FD51–1270–12 FD51–1272–12 37
1
–16 1-11 /2 5.98 5101–16B FD51–1270–16 FD51–1272–16 38
–20 11/4-111/2 6.31 5101–20B FD51–1270–20 FD51–1272–20 39
–24 11/2-111/2 6.52 5101–24B FD51–1270–24 FD51–1272–24 40
Each kit will repair male and female halves. –6, –8 FF098–08 FF095–08 FF097–08 42
–10, –12 FF098–12 FF095–12 FF097–12 43
–16 FF098–16 FF095–16 FF097–16 44
–20 FF098–20 FF095–20 FF097–20 45
–24 FF098–24 FF095–24 FF097–24 46
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For component part number breakdown and service instructions, request bulletin JB41.
Dimensional Data Part Number Line

Size Size (P) A B 1 2 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.

1
Complete Coupling –4 /8-27 3.24 5100–4B 1
With Flange/With Wing Nut/ 1
–6 /4-18 4.11 5100–6B 2
Female Pipe
3
–8 /8-18 4.11 5100–8B 3
1
–10 /2-14 5.21 5100–10B 4
3
–12 /4-14 5.21 5100–12B 5
–16 1-111/2 5.99 5100–16B 6
–20 11/4-111/2 6.33 5100–20B 7
–24 11/2-111/2 6.54 5100–24B 8
1
Complete Coupling –4 /8-27 3.20 5111–4B FD51–1271–04 FD51–1273–04 9
Less Flange/With Hex Nut/ 1
–6 /4-18 4.11 5111–6B FD51–1271–06 FD51–1273–06 10
Female Pipe
3
–8 /8-18 4.11 5111–8B FD51–1271–08 FD51–1273–08 11
1
–10 /2-14 5.21 5111–10B FD51–1271–10 FD51–1273–10 12
3
–12 /4-14 5.21 5111–12B FD51–1271–12 FD51–1273–12 13
–16 1-111/2 5.98 5111–16B FD51–1271–16 FD51–1273–16 14
–20 11/4-111/2 6.31 5111–20B FD51–1271–20 FD51–1273–20 15
–24 11/2–-111/2 6.52 5111–24B FD51–1271–24 FD51–1273–24 16
1
Complete Coupling –4 /8-27 3.20 5110–4B 17
With Flange/With Hex Nut/ 1
–6 /4-18 4.11 5110–6B 18
Female Pipe
3
–8 /8-18 4.11 5110–8B 19
1
–10 /2-14 5.21 5110–10B 20
3
–12 /4-14 5.21 5110–12B 21
–16 1-111/2 5.98 5110–16B 22
–20 11/4-111/2 6.31 5110–20B 23
–24 11/2-111/2 6.52 5110–24B 24
Each kit will repair male and female halves. –6, –8 FF098–08 FF095–08 FF097–08 26
–10, –12 FF098–10 FF095–10 FF097–10 27
–16 FF098–16 FF095–16 FF097–16 28
–20 FF098–20 FF095–20 FF097–20 29
–24 FF098–24 FF095–24 FF097–24 30
Accessories Dust Cap with Chain Dust Plug with Chain 6 Bolt Flange 31
Dust Cap Dust Plug –4 5100–S7–5 5100–S9–5 32
with Chain** with Chain**
–6, –8 5100–S7–8 5100–S9–8 33
–10, –12 5100–S7–12 5100–S9–12 34
–16 5100–S7–16 5100–S9–16 35
–20 5100–S7–20 5100–S9–20 36
–24 5100–S7–24 5100–S9–24 37
38
39
6 Bolt Flange* –4 .201 1.44 150–22–5 40
–6, –8 .201 1.69 150–22–8 41
–10, –12 .201 2.12 150–22–12 42
–16 .201 2.38 150–22–16 43
–20 .201 2.62 150–22–20 44
–24 .201 3.25 5100–22–24S 45
*6 Bolt Flange-holes equally spaced. (See “A” for bolt hole diameter, and “B” for bolt circle diameter).
**To order caps and plugs without chain, order cap by part number 5100-32-(size) and plug by part number 5100-41-(size).
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Fluid Transfer & Refrigerant
5400 Series/Low Air Inclusion Refrigerant

The 5400 Series is designed for air conditioning, refriger-

ant, gaseous and fluid transfer applications. Flow Data
• Brazed or threaded end connections for versatility of
installation on tubing or hose.
• Tubular valve construction for low fluid loss and air
inclusion.
Pressure Drop Versus Flow Graphic
• Thread together design allows connection and discon-

nection against pressure.
• Lock washer and jam nut standard for optional bulk-
head mounting.
• Standard seal material – Neoprene.
Pressure Drop in PSI
• Standard adapter material – Steel or Brass.


(Test Fluid MIL-H-5606 Hydralic Oil At 100° F)
Maxium Minimum Maximum Operating Pressure
Coupling Operating Burst (psi disconnected) Rated Air Fluid
Dash Pressure Pressure Vacuum Flow Inclusion Loss
Size (psi connected) (psi connected) Male Half Female Half (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc max.) (cc max.)
–4 3000 9000 2500 500 28 2 .10 .05
–8 1750 5200 1750 400 28 14 .10 .10
–12 700 2100 800 400 28 35 .30 .10
–16 700 2100 700 300 28 75 .50 .20
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Fluid Transfer &
Refrigerant
Dimensional Data Part Number

Size
Tube
Size (P) O.D Size A B 1 2 3 Neoprene
Line
Ref.
Male Half –4 1.08 .83 .75 5400–S2–4 1

No Adapter
–8 1.37 1.25 1.13 5400–S2–8 2
–12 1.74 1.83 1.63 5400–S2–12 3
–16 1.83 2.10 1.88 5400–S2–16 4
5
6
7
8
Female Half –4 1.13 .83 .63 .75 5400–S5–4 9
No adapter
–8 1.63 1.31 1.00 1.19 5400–S5–8 10
–12 2.15 1.80 1.38 1.63 5400–S5–12 11
–16 2.37 2.24 1.75 2.00 5400–S5–16 12
13
14
15
16
7
Male Half –4 /16-20 1.88 .83 .75 .63 5410–S17–4–4 17
SAE 37° (JIC) 9
–4 /16-18 1.89 .83 .75 .63 5410–S17–6–4 18
9
–8 /16-18 2.18 1.25 1.13 1.00 5410–S17–6–8 19
3
–8 /4-16 2.28 1.25 1.13 1.00 5410–S17–8–8 20
7
–12 /8-14 2.75 1.83 1.63 1.38 5410–S17–10–12 21
–12 11/16-12 2.86 1.83 1.63 1.38 5410–S17–12–12 22
–16 15/16-12 2.99 2.10 1.88 1.75 5410–S17–16–16 23
24
7
Female Half –4 /16-20 1.93 .83 .63 .75 .63 5410–S14–4–4 25
SAE 37° (JIC) 9
–4 /16-18 1.94 .83 .63 .75 .63 5410–S14–6–4 26
9
–8 /16-18 2.43 1.31 1.00 1.19 1.00 5410–S14–6–8 27
3
–8 /4-16 2.53 1.31 1.00 1.19 1.00 5410–S14–8–8 28
7
–12 /8-14 3.16 1.80 1.38 1.63 1.38 5410–S14–10–12 29
–12 11/16-12 3.27 1.80 1.38 1.63 1.38 5410–S14–12–12 30
–16 15/16-12 3.53 2.24 1.75 2.00 1.75 5410–S14–16–16 31
32
7
Complete Coupling –4 /16-20 3.54 5410–4–4 33
SAE 37° (JIC) 9
–4 /16-18 3.56 5410–6–4 34
9
–8 /16-18 4.23 5410–6–8 35
3
–8 /4-16 4.44 5410–8–8 36
7
–12 /8-14 5.33 5410–10–12 37
–12 11/16-12 5.54 5410–12–12 38
–16 15/16-12 5.89 5410–16–16 39
40
1
Male Half –4 /4 1.52 .83 .75 .63 5401–S17–4–4 41
Braze Tubing Adapter 3
–4 /8 1.52 .83 .75 .63 5401–S17–6–4 42
3
–8 /8 1.75 1.31 1.13 1.00 5401–S17–6–8 43
1
–8 /2 1.75 1.31 1.13 1.00 5401–S17–8–8 44
5
–12 /8 2.47 1.80 1.63 1.38 5401–S17–10–12 45
3
–12 /4 2.47 1.80 1.63 1.38 5401–S17–12–12 46
–16 1 2.80 2.24 1.88 1.75 5401–S17–16–16 47
48
395
Fluid Transfer & Refrigerant
Coupling Thread Tube Dimensional Data Part Number Line

5400 Series Size Size (P) O.D. Size A B 1 2 3 Neoprene Ref.
1
Female Half –4 /4 1.57 .83 .63 .75 .63 5401–S14–4–4 1
Braze Tubing Adapter –4 3
/8 1.57 .83 .63 .75 .63 5401–S14–6–4 2
3
–8 /8 2.00 1.31 1.00 1.19 1.00 5401–S14–6–8 3
1
–8 /2 2.00 1.31 1.00 1.19 1.00 5401–S14–8–8 4
5
–12 /8 2.88 1.80 1.38 1.63 1.38 5401–S14–10–12 5
3
–12 /4 2.88 1.80 1.38 1.63 1.38 5401–S14–12–12 6
–16 1 3.34 2.24 1.75 2.00 1.75 5401–S14–16–16 7
8
1
Complete Coupling –4 /4 2.82 5401–4–4 9
3
–4 /8 2.82 5401–6–4 10
3
–8 /8 3.37 5401–6–8 11
1
–8 /2 3.37 5401–8–8 12
5
–12 /8 4.76 5401–10–12 13
3
–12 /4 4.76 5401–12–12 14
–16 1 5.52 5401–16–16 15
16
Accessories Dust Cap with Gasket Dust Plug with Gasket 17
–4 5400–S6–4 5400–S8–4 18
Dust Cap Dust Plug
–8 5400–S6–8 5400–S8–8 19
–12 5400–S6–12 5400–S8–12 20
–16 5400–S6–16 5400–S8–16 21
22
23
24
25
Adapter O-Ring Brass Steel 26
SAE 37° (JIC) 7 1
–4 /16-20 /4 22546–12 202220–4–4B 202220–4–4S 27
9 3
–4 /16-18 /8 22546–12 202220–6–4B 202220–6–4S 28
9 3
–8 /16-18 /8 22546–17 202220–6–8B 202220–6–8S 29
3 1
–8 /4-16 /2 22546–17 202220–8–8B 202220–8–8S 30
7 5
–12 /8-14 /8 22546–23 202220–10–12B 202220–10–12S 31
–12 11/16-12 3
/4 22546–23 202220–12–12B 202220–12–12S 32
O-Ring Required –16 13/16-12 1 22546–28 202220–16–16B 202220–16–16S 33
Adapter–Braze Brass 34
1 1
–4 /2-20 /4 22546–12 202208–4–4B 35
7 1
–8 /8-20 /2 22546–17 202208–8–8B 36
–12 11/4-18 5
/8 22546–23 202208–10–12B 37
O-Ring Required –16 119/32-20 7
/8 22546–28 202208–14–16B 38
Hose
Hose Fitting Size D 39
SAE 100R5† 1
–4 /2-20 –4 .92 22546–12 487–4–4S 40
1
–4 /2-20 –6 .96 22546–12 487–4–6S 41
7
–8 /8-20 –6 .96 22546–17 487–8–6S 42
7
–8 /8-20 –8 1.06 22546–17 487–8–8S 43
1
–12 1 /4-18 –10 1.07 22546–23 487–12–10S 44
O-Ring Required –16 119/32-20 –16 1.01 22546–28 487–16–16S 45
†Additional dash styles available.
396
TM
Fluid Transfer
& Refrigerant
Assembly Instructions/Component Part Numbers

Typical Male Coupling Half (S2) Typical Female Coupling Half (S5)
Assembly Instructions Bulkhead Mounting––S2 Half

Steps: Install lock washer 6 on S2 half. Insert S2 half through
1. After tubing or hose has been connected to adapters 1 bulkhead, and tighten jam nut 7 so that lock washer teeth
and 12 , install O-Rings 2 and 11 † on adapters. Be sure are fully compressed.
O-Rings are not twisted. NOTE: Lock washer 6 must be between hex of S2 half and bulkhead.
2. Oil O-Rings 2 and 11 liberally with system fluid to pre-
vent them from scuffing and tearing when coupling Maximum Bulkhead Thickness
body is threaded on adapter. Coupling Lock Washer Lock Washer
3. S2 Half—Lubricate poppet face with system fluid. Size Installed Not Used
Insert poppet valve assembly 3 into body 4 . Tighten –4 .206 .256
body 4 on adapter 1 . After body and adapter make –8 .136 .203
metal-to-metal contact, tighten by rotating body 4 1/8” –12 .232 .292
with respect to adapter 1 o r torque per table value. –16 .101 .161
S5 Half—Oil O-Ring 9 † liberally with system fluid. In- Torque Values
sert valve and sleeve assembly 10 into body 8 . Tighten Recommended torque values in ft. lbs., are listed below.
body 8 on adapter 12 . After body and adapter make
Adapter to Body
metal-to-metal contact, tighten by rotating body 8 1/8”
Dash Braze Type Non-braze Type S2 Half
with respect to adapter 12 or torque per table value. Size or Aluminum Steel or Brass to S5 Half
4. Coupling Connection—Lubricate gasket seal 5 on 5400- –4 6–8 12–15 10–12
S2 half with system fluid. Thread union nut 8 on 5400-
–8 15–20 35–45 35–37
S2 half. Tighten union nut to torque values shown in
Table. Be sure S2 and S5 bodies do not rotate during –12 35–40 45–55 45–47
connection. –16 50–60 55–65 65–67
†IMPORTANT: Generous lubrication is required for all gaskets and O-Rings.
Use refrigeration oil only when used in refrigerant system.

Dash Size→ –4 –8 –12 –16 Line
Item No. 1
O.D. Tube Size→ /4”–3/8” 1
/4”–5/8” 5
/8”–7/8” 7
/8”–13/8” Ref.
Typical Male Half 1
1 Tubing Adapter 202208–*–4 202208–*–8 202208–*–12 202208–*–16 2
2 O-Ring 22546–12 22546–17 22546–23 22546–28 3
3 Poppet Valve Assembly 5400–S20–4 5400–S20–8 5400–S20–12 5400–S20–16 4
4 Body 5400–17–4 5400–17–8 5400–17–12 5400–17–16 5
5 Gasket Seal 22008–4 22008–8 22008–12 22008–16 6
6 Lock Washer 5400–54–4S 5400–54–8S 5400–54–12S 5400–54–16S 7
7 Jam Nut 5400–53–4S 5400–53–8S 5400–53–12S 5400–53–16S 8
Typical Female Half 9
8 Union Nut and Body Assembly 5400–S16–4 5400–S16–8 5400–S16–12 5400–S16–16 10
9 O-Ring 22546–10 22546–112 22546–116 22546–214 11
10 Valve and Sleeve Assembly 5400–S19–4 5400–S19–8 5400–S19–12 5400–S19–16 12
11 O-Ring 22546–12 22546–17 22546–23 22546–28 13
12 Tubing Adapter 202208–*–4 202208–*–8 202208–*–12 202208–*–16 14
*Specify O.D. Tubing size of adapter required in 16th of an inch. Example: –4 coupling with 3/8” O.D. tubing is 6/16 or –6. Part number is then 202208–6–4.
397
5600 Series/Industrial Interchange (Series A)

The 5600 Series general purpose coupling features a

PUSH-PULLTM latch and poppet valving in a low profile Flow Data
design. It is a favorite in North America and abroad.
connection and disconnection of fluid lines.
• Self-sealing poppet valve provides excellent high and
• Conforms dimensionally to ISO standard 7241/1
Series A.
• Streamlined valving provides minimum pressure drop.
• Standard seal materials – Buna-N, EPR and Viton.
• Standard body material – Zinc plated steel with Zinc
poppet guides. (Brass poppet guide in –04 size.)
Maximum Minimum
Operating Burst Air Fluid
Coupling Pressure Pressure Vacuum Rated Flow Inclusion Loss
–04 5,000 15,000 28 1 .50 .50
–06 4,000 12,000 28 6 1.5 1.3
–10 4,000 12,000 28 12 2.8 2.8
–12 4,000 12,000 28 28 10.0 8.2
–16 4,000 12,000 28 50 14.2 14.2
398
TM
Fluid Transfer
& Hydraulic

5600 Series Size Size (P) Ref.
A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.17 .56 5602–2–4S FD56–1062–02–04 5644–2–4S 1
Female Pipe/Valved

1
–04 /4-18 1.24 .75 5602–4–4S FD56–1062–04–04 5644–4–4S 2
3
–06 /8-18 1.40 .88 5602–6–6S FD56–1062–06–06 5644–6–6S 3
1
–10 /2-14 1.89 1.06 5602–8–10S FD56–1062–08–10 5644–8–10S 4
3
–10 /4-14 2.03 1.38 5602–12–10S FD56–1062–12–10 5644–12–10S 5
3
–12 /4-14 2.28 1.38 5602–12–12S FD56–1062–12–12 5644–12–12S 6
1
–16 1-11 /2 2.77 1.62 5602–16–16S FD56–1062–16–16 5644–16–16S 7
8
1
Female Half –04 /8-27 1.81 1.08 .88 5601–2–4S FD56–1064–02–04 5643–2–4S 9
–04 /4-18 1.81 1.08 .88 5601–4–4S FD56–1064–04–04 5643–4–4S 10
3
–06 /8-18 2.15 1.23 1.00 5601–6–6S FD56–1064–06–06 5643–6–6S 11
1
–10 /2-14 2.61 1.50 1.19 5601–8–10S FD56–1064–08–10 5643–8–10S 12
3
–10 /4-14 2.61 1.50 1.31 5601–12–10S FD56–1064–12–10 5643–12–10S 13
3
–12 /4-14 3.25 1.81 1.50 5601–12–12S FD56–1064–12–12 5643–12–12S 14
1
–16 1-11 /2 3.82 2.10 1.69 5601–16–16S FD56–1064–16–16 5643–16–16S 15
16
1
Complete Coupling –04 /8-27 2.42 5600–2–4S FD56–1065–02–04 5642–2–4S 17
–04 /4-18 2.49 5600–4–4S FD56–1065–04–04 5642–4–4S 18
3
–06 /8-18 2.80 5600–6–6S FD56–1065–06–06 5642–6–6S 19
1
–10 /2-14 3.78 5600–8–10S FD56–1065–08–10 5642–8–10S 20
3
–10 /4-14 4.06 5600–12–10S FD56–1065–12–10 5642–12–10S 21
3
–12 /4-14 4.46 5600–12–12S FD56–1065–12–12 5642–12–12S 22
1
–16 1-11 /2 5.54 5600–16–16S FD56–1065–16–16 5642–16–16S 23
24
1
Male Half/Female Pipe –04 /8-27 1.17 .56 FD56–1037–02–04 FD56–1037–02–04 FD56–1037–02–04 25
Non-Valved 1
–04 /4-18 1.24 .75 FD56–1037–04–04 FD56–1037–04–04 FD56–1037–04–04 26
3
–06 /8-18 1.40 .88 FD56–1037–06–06 FD56–1037–06–06 FD56–1037–06–06 27
1
–10 /2-14 1.89 1.06 FD56–1037–08–10 FD56–1037–08–10 FD56–1037–08–10 28
3
–10 /4-14 2.03 1.38 FD56–1037–12–10 FD56–1037–12–10 FD56–1037–12–10 29
3
–12 /4-14 2.28 1.38 FD56–1037–12–12 FD56–1037–12–12 FD56–1037–12–12 30
1
–16 1-11 /2 2.77 1.62 FD56–1037–16–16 FD56–1037–16–16 FD56–1037–16–16 31
1
Female Half/Female Pipe –04 /8-27 1.81 1.08 .88 FD56–1225–02–04 FD56–1207–02–04 FD56–1204–02–04 33
Non-Valved 1
–04 /4-18 1.81 1.08 .88 FD56–1225–04–04 FD56–1207–04–04 FD56–1204–04–04 34
3
–06 /8-18 2.15 1.23 1.00 FD56–1225–06–06 FD56–1207–06–06 FD56–1204–06–06 35
1
–10 /2-14 2.61 1.50 1.19 FD56–1225–08–10 FD56–1207–08–10 FD56–1204–08–10 36
3
–10 /4-14 2.61 1.50 1.31 FD56–1225–12–10 FD56–1207–12–10 FD56–1204–12–10 37
3
–12 /4-14 3.25 1.81 1.50 FD56–1225–12–12 FD56–1207–12–12 FD56–1204–12–12 38
1
–16 1-11 /2 3.82 2.10 1.69 FD56–1225–16–16 FD56–1207–16–16 FD56–1204–16–16 39
Repair Kit 41
Each kit will repair one male or female half. –04 FF082–04† FF092–04† FF093–04† 42
–06 FF082–06 FF092–06 FF093–06 43
–10 FF082–10 FF092–10 FF093–10 44
–12 FF082–12 FF092–12 FF093–12 45
–16 FF082–16 FF092–16 FF093–16 46
†This size repair kit contains an interface seal and back-up ring.
399

1
Complete Coupling/Non–Valved –04 /8-27 2.42 FD56–1226–02–04 FD56–1208–02–04 FD56–1205–02–04 1
Female Pipe
1
–04 /4-18 2.49 FD56–1226–04–04 FD56–1208–04–04 FD56–1205–04–04 2
3
–06 /8-18 2.80 FD56–1226–06–06 FD56–1208–06–06 FD56–1205–06–06 3
1
–10 /2-14 3.78 FD56–1226–08–10 FD56–1208–08–10 FD56–1205–08–10 4
3
–10 /4-14 4.06 FD56–1226–12–10 FD56–1208–12–10 FD56–1205–12–10 5
3
–12 /4-14 4.46 FD56–1226–12–12 FD56–1208–12–12 FD56–1205–12–12 6
–16 1-111/2 5.54 FD56–1226–16–16 FD56–1208–16–16 FD56–1205–16–16 7
8
1
Male Half/Female Pipe –04 /8-27 1.17 .56 FD56–1125–02–04 FD56–1125–02–04 FD56–1125–02–04 9
Pusher Style Valving –04 1
/4-18 1.24 .75 FD56–1125–04–04 FD56–1125–04–04 FD56–1125–04–04 10
3
–06 /8-18 1.40 .88 FD56–1125–06–06 FD56–1125–06–06 FD56–1125–06–06 11
1
–10 /2-14 1.89 1.06 FD56–1125–08–10 FD56–1125–08–10 FD56–1125–08–10 12
3
–10 /4-14 2.03 1.38 FD56–1125–12–10 FD56–1125–12–10 FD56–1125–12–10 13
3
–12 /4-14 2.28 1.38 FD56–1125–12–12 FD56–1125–12–12 FD56–1125–12–12 14
–16 1-111/2 2.77 1.62 FD56–1125–16–16 FD56–1125–16–16 FD56–1125–16–16 15
Incorporates a pusher device to
open mating valved coupling halves. 16
1
Female Half/Female Pipe –04 /8-27 1.81 1.08 .88 FD56–1123–02–04 FD56–1201–02–04 FD56–1196–02–04 17
Pusher Style Valving –04 1
/4-18 1.81 1.08 .88 FD56–1123–04–04 FD56–1201–04–04 FD56–1196–04–04 18
3
–06 /8-18 2.15 1.23 1.00 FD56–1123–06–06 FD56–1201–06–06 FD56–1196–06–06 19
1
–10 /2-14 2.61 1.50 1.19 FD56–1123–08–10 FD56–1201–08–10 FD56–1196–08–10 20
3
–10 /4-14 2.61 1.50 1.31 FD56–1123–12–10 FD56–1201–12–10 FD56–1196–12–10 21
3
–12 /4-14 3.25 1.81 1.50 FD56–1123–12–12 FD56–1201–12–12 FD56–1196–12–12 22
–16 1-111/2 3.82 2.10 1.69 FD56–1123–16–16 FD56–1201–16–16 FD56–1196–16–16 23
Incorporates a pusher device to
open mating valved coupling halves. 24
1
Female Half/Female Pipe –10 /2-14 2.88 1.52 1.06 5651–8–10S FD56–1070–08–10 565007–8–10S 25
Connect Under Pressure Style –10 3
/4-14 3.30 1.22 1.25 5651–12–10S FD56–1070–12–10 565007–12–10S 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
1
Complete Coupling/Female Pipe –10 /2-14 3.89 5650–8–10S FD56–1071–08–10 565006–8–10S 33
Connect Under Pressure Style –10 3
/4-14 4.45 5650–12–10S FD56–1071–12–10 565006–12–10S 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Repair Kit 41
–06 FF082–06 FF092–06 FF093–06 43
–10 FF082–10 FF092–10 FF093–10 44
–12 FF082–12 FF092–12 FF093–12 45
† This size repair kit contains an interface seal
and back-up ring. –16 FF082–16 FF092–16 FF093–16 46
400
TM
Fluid Transfer
& Hydraulic

7
Male Half –04 /16-20 1.28 .62 5610–4–4S FD56–1072–04–04 560078–4-4S 1

9
–06 /16-18 1.50 .88 5610–6–6S FD56–1072–06–06 560078–6–6S 2
3
–10 /4-16 2.03 1.06 5610–8–10S FD56–1072–08–10 560078–8–10S 3
7
–10 /8-14 2.08 1.12 5610–10–10S FD56–1072–10–10 560078–10–10S 4
–10 11/16-12 2.26 1.38 5610–12–10S FD56–1072–12–10 560078–12–10S 5
–12 11/16-12 2.55 1.38 5610–12–12S FD56–1072–12–12 560078–12–12S 6
5
–16 1 /16-12 3.10 1.62 5610–16–16S FD56–1072–16–16 560078–16–16S 7
8
7
Female Half –04 /16-20 1.81 1.08 .88 5608–4–4S FD56–1074–04–04 FD56–1012–04–04 9
Female SAE O-Ring/Valved –06 9
/16-18 2.11 1.27 1.00 5608–6–6S FD56–1074–06–06 FD56–1012–06–06 10
3
–10 /4-16 2.76 1.52 1.19 5608–8–10S FD56–1074–08–10 FD56–1012–08–10 11
7
–10 /8-14 2.81 1.52 1.19 5608–10–10S FD56–1074–10–10 FD56–1012–10–10 12
–10 11/16-12 3.00 1.52 1.31 5608–12–10S FD56–1074–12–10 FD56–1012–12–10 13
–12 11/16-12 3.25 1.84 1.50 5608–12–12S FD56–1074–12–12 FD56–1012–12–12 14
5
–16 1 /16-12 3.83 2.15 1.88 5608–16–16S FD56–1074–16–16 FD56–1012–16–16 15
16
7
Complete Coupling –04 /16-20 2.53 5606–4–4S FD56–1075–04–04 FD56–1009–04–04 17
Female SAE O-Ring/Valved –06 9
/16-18 2.84 5606–6–6S FD56–1075–06–06 FD56–1009–06–06 18
3
–10 /4-16 3.78 5606–8–10S FD56–1075–08–10 FD56–1009–08–10 19
7
–10 /8-14 3.88 5606–10–10S FD56–1075–10–10 FD56–1009–10–10 20
–10 11/16-12 4.24 5606–12–10S FD56–1075–12–10 FD56–1009–12–10 21
–12 11/16-12 4.46 5606–12–12S FD56–1075–12–12 FD56–1009–12–12 22
5
–16 1 /16-12 5.54 5606–16–16S FD56–1075–16–16 FD56–1009–16–16 23
24
7
Male Half –04 /16-20 1.21 .72 .62 FD56–1221–04–04 FD56–1221–04–04 FD56–1221–04–04 25
Female SAE O-Ring/Non-Valved –06 9
/16-18 1.42 .73 .88 FD56–1221–06–06 FD56–1221–06–06 FD56–1221–06–06 26
3
–10 /4-16 1.89 1.02 1.06 FD56–1221–08–10 FD56–1221–08–10 FD56–1221–08–10 27
7
–10 /8-14 1.94 1.07 1.12 FD56–1221–10–10 FD56–1221–10–10 FD56–1221–10–10 28
–10 11/16-12 2.12 1.24 1.38 FD56–1221–12–10 FD56–1221–12–10 FD56–1221–12–10 29
–12 11/16-12 2.28 1.21 1.38 FD56–1221–12–12 FD56–1221–12–12 FD56–1221–12–12 30
5
–16 1 /16-12 2.77 1.45 1.62 FD56–1221–16–16 FD56–1221–16–16 FD56–1221–16–16 31
7
Female Half –04 /16-20 1.81 1.08 .88 5691–4–4S FD56–1233–04–04 FD56–1209–04–04 33
/16-18 2.11 1.27 1.06 5691–6–6S FD56–1233–06–06 FD56–1209–06–06 34
3
–10 /4-16 2.76 1.52 1.25 5691–8–10S FD56–1233–08–10 FD56–1209–08–10 35
7
–10 /8-14 2.81 1.52 1.25 5691–10–10S FD56–1233–10–10 FD56–1209–10–10 36
–10 11/16-12 3.00 1.52 1.38 5691–12–10S FD56–1233–12–10 FD56–1209–12–10 37
–12 11/16-12 3.25 1.84 1.50 5691–12–12S FD56–1233–12–12 FD56–1209–12–12 38
5
–16 1 /16-12 4.09 2.15 1.88 5691–16–16S FD56–1233–16–16 FD56–1209–16–16 39
Will not operate with valved coupling valves.
Repair Kit 41
–06 FF082–06 FF092–06 FF093–06 43
–10 FF082–10 FF092–10 FF093–10 44
–12 FF082–12 FF092–12 FF093–12 45
† This size repair kit contains an interface seal
and back-up ring. –16 FF082–16 FF092–16 FF093–16 46
401

5600 Series Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
7
Complete Coupling –04 /16-20 2.53 5690–4–4S FD56–1234–04–04 FD56–1210–04–04 1
/16-18 2.84 5690–6–6S FD56–1234–06–06 FD56–1210–06–06 2
3
–10 /4-16 3.78 5690–8–10 FD56–1234–08–10 FD56–1210–08–10 3
7
–10 /8-14 3.88 5690–10–10S FD56–1234–10–10 FD56–1210–10–10 4
1
–10 1 /16-12 4.24 5690–12–10S FD56–1234–12–10 FD56–1210–12–10 5
–12 11/16-12 4.46 5690–12–12S FD56–1234–12–12 FD56–1210–12–12 6
–16 15/16-12 5.54 5690–16–16S FD56–1234–16–16 FD56–1210–16–16 7
Will not operate with valved coupling halves. 8
3
Female Half/Female SAE O-Ring –10 /4-16 2.88 1.52 1.06 5668–8–10S FD56–1081–8–10 565015–8–10S 9
Connect Under Pressure –10 7
/8-14 3.19 1.52 1.12 5668–10–10S FD56–1081–10–10 565015–10–10S 10
–10 11/16-12 3.38 1.52 1.38 5668–12–10S FD56–1081–12–10 565015–12–10S 11
12
13
14
15
16
3
Complete Coupling/Female SAE –10 /4-16 3.88 5667–8–10S FD56–1082–8–10 565014–8–10S 17
O-Ring Connect Under Pressure –10 7
/8-14 4.25 5667–10–10S FD56–1082–10–10 565014–10–10S 18
–10 11/16-12 4.62 5667–12–10S FD56–1082–12–10 565014–12–10S 19
20
21
22
23
24
Repair Kit 25
–04 FF082–04† FF092–04† FF093–04† 26
–06 FF082–06 FF092–06 FF093–06 27
–10 FF082–10 FF092–10 FF093–10 28
–12 FF082–12 FF092–12 FF093–12 29
†This size repair kit contains an interface
seal and back-up ring. –16 FF082–16 FF092–16 FF093–16 30
Accessories 31
Dust Cap –04 5657–4 32
–06 5657–6 33
–10 5657–10 34
–12 5657–12 35
–16 5657–16 36
Dust Plug –4 5659–4 37
–6 5659–6 38
–10 5659–10 39
–12 5659–12 40
–16 5659–16 41
Break Away Frame –10 5603 42
43
44
45
46
402
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Water Blast
FD69 Series/Arc LatchTM—High Pressure Water Blast (10,000 psi)

The FD69 Series “Arc LatchTM” design has a greater
surface contact area for long service life in rugged high- Flow Data
pressure and water blast applications. The maximum
operating pressure is 10,000 psi with 40,000 psi minimum
burst pressure.
• Safety sleeve lock guards against accidental disconnec-
tion.
• Smooth bore “straight through” design for high flow.
• Heavy duty back-up ring to prevent O-Ring extrusion.
• Available in plated steel and stainless steel for added
• Standard body material – Zinc plated steel, Stainless
steel.
Maximum Minimum
Coupling Operating Burst Air Fluid
Dash Pressure Pressure Vacuum Rated Flow Inclusion Loss
Size (psi) (psi) (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc. max.) (cc. max
–08 10,000 40,000 28 45 – –
403
Water Blast
Coupling Thread Thread Dimensional Data Part Number Line

FD69 Series Size Size (P) Size(P1) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
Steel 1
Male Half/Female Pipe –08 3

/8-18 1.85 .81 1.64 FD69–1002–06–08 FD69–1002–06–08 FD69–1002–06–08 2
1
–08 /2-14 2.34 1.30 1.64 FD69–1002–08–08 FD69–1002–08–08 FD69–1002–08–08 3
4
Stainless Steel 5
1
–08 /2-14 2.34 1.30 1.64 FD69–1012–08–08 FD69–1012–08–08 FD69–1012–08–08 6
7
8
Steel 9
Female Half/Female Pipe –08 3
/8-18 2.13 1.62 1.25 FD69–1001–06–08 FD69–1026–06–08 FD69–1028–06–08 10
1
–08 /2-14 2.13 1.62 1.25 FD69–1001–08–08 FD69–1026–08–08 FD69–1028–08–08 11
12
Stainless Steel 13
1
–08 /2-14 2.13 1.62 1.25 FD69–1011–08–08 14
15
16
Steel 17
Complete Coupling
1 1
Female Pipe –08 /2-14 /2-14 3.43 FD69–1000–080808 FD69–1027–080808 FD69–1029–080808 18
1 3
–08 /2-14 /8-18 3.43 FD69–1000–080806 FD69–1027–080806 FD69–1029–080806 19
3 1
–08 /8-18 /2-14 2.94 FD69–1000–060808 FD69–1027–060808 FD69–1029–060808 20
3 3
–08 /8-18 /8-18 2.94 FD69–1000–060806 FD69–1027–060806 FD69–1029–060806 21
Stainless Steel 22
1 1
–08 /2-14 /2-14 3.43 FD69–1010–080808 23
24
Repair Kit Female Interface Seal Kit 25
–08 FF10166 26
404
TM
Hydraulic Farm
FD71 Series/Push-to-Connect Farm

The FD71 Series coupling is designed to interchange
with male tips made to ISO 5675 specifications. It fea- Flow Data
tures one hand push-to-connect latching. The maximum
operating pressure is 3,000 psi.
Pressure Drop versus Flow Graph
• Self-sealing poppet valve construction provides reli-
able leak-free service.
• Push-to-connect for one-hand operation when sleeve
is mounted.
• Retaining ring groove on female half for bulkhead and
break-away frame mounting.
Pressure Drop in psi

• Standard body material – Zinc plated steel with Zinc
poppet guide.
Gallons per Minute Flow

Physical Characteristics (Test Fluid MIL-H-5606 Hydraulic Oil at 100°F)
Maximum Minimum
–10 3,000 12,000 28 16 2.8 2.8
405
Hydraulic Farm

1
Male Half –10 /2-14 2.05 1.06 FD76–1002–08–10 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Female Half –10 /2-14 2.74 1.52 1.50 1.41 .20 1.00 FD71–1001–08–10 9
11
12
13
14
15
16
Accessories 17
Dust Cap –10 5657–10 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Dust Plug –10 5659–10 25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
406
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Hydraulic Farm
FD72 Series/Connect Under Pressure—Farm

The FD72 Series coupling incorporates special valving
allowing connection to a male half under pressure (FD76 Flow Data
Series male). The maximum operating pressure is 3,000
psi.
• Over travel, self-sealing poppet valve construction for

connecting to a pressurized male tip. Requires that the
tractor control valve be actuated to open the flow path
and to equalize the pressure.
• Push-to-connect
mounted.
for one-hand operation when sleeve is
• Interchanges with ISO 5675 male tips.

Pressure Drop in psi
• Retaining ring groove on female half for bulkhead and

breakaway frame mounting.
• Standard
pet guide.
body material – Zinc plated steel with zinc pop-
Maximum Minimum
Size (psi) (psi) (in. Hg.) (gpm) (cc. max.) (cc. max.) Gallons per Minute Flow
(Test Fluid MIL-H-5606 Hydraulic Oil at 100°F)
–10 3,000 12,000 28 16 2.8 2.8
407
Hydraulic Farm

1
Male Half –10 /2-14 2.05 1.06 FD76–1002–08–10 1
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Female Half –10 /2-14 3.17 1.52 1.50 1.41 .20 1.00 FD72–1001–08–10 9
11
13
14
15
16
17
Accessories 18
Dust Cap –10 5657-10 19
20
21
22
23
24
Dust Plug –10 5659-10 25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
408
TM
Hydraulic Farm
FD70 & FD76 Series/Male Tip—Farm

FD70 Deere FD76 ISO
• Designed to connect with female couplings on most

older style John Deere farm equipment.
• Interchanges with ISO 5675 used on most farm trac-
tors found throughout North America and abroad.

FD70 & FD76 Series Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Ref.
Deere Male Half –10 3
/4-16 1.96 1.00 FD70–1010–08–10 1
Female SAE O-Ring/Ball Valve
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
ISO Male Half –10 /2-14 2.05 1.06 FD76–1002–08–10 9
Female Pipe/Poppet Valve 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
3
ISO Male Half –10 /4-16 2.05 1.00 FD76–1010–08–10 17
Female SAE O-Ring/Poppet Valve 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
409
Bulk Fluid Transfer
FD83 Series/Identical Half—Dry Break

The FD83 coupling features built-in ball valves for maxi-

mum full-flow performance, combined with dry break Flow Data
technology. It’s designed to replace cam locking and/or
ball valve type connections.
• Identical half means you always have the right half in
stock and in the field.
• Unique ball valve arrangement prevents fluid spillage
when disconnected.
• Ball valve provides unobstructed fluid flow for maxi-
mum performance.
• Safety interlocks prevent coupling from being connect-
ed or disconnected while either valve is open.
• 360˚ swiveling permits positioning of valve handles and
prevents hose twisting.
• Dust cap (standard with each coupling) protects cou-
pling interface when not connected. It also houses a
spare interface seal.
• Wide range of end connections and configurations
available for ease and flexibility of installation.
• Temperature: –40°F to +160°F (–40°C to +89°C)
• Standard body material – Anodized Aluminum with
stainless components.
Maximum Minimum
–32 250 750 12 200 15 15
410
TM
Bulk Fluid Transfer

Male SAE O–Ring –32 21/2-12 4.87 4.15 2.75 FD83–1000–32–32 1
(straight) 2

3
4
5
6
7
8
Male SAE O–Ring –32 21/2-12 6.36 4.15 2.75 FD83–1003–32–32 9
(45°) 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Male SAE O–Ring –32 21/2-12 5.27 4.15 2.75 FD83–1005–32–32 17
(90°) 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Male Pipe NPTF –32 2-111/2 5.42 4.15 2.50 FD83–1001–32–32 25
(straight) 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Male Pipe NPTF –32 2-111/2 6.75 4.15 2.75 FD83–1025–32–32 33
(45°) 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
411
Bulk Fluid Transfer

Male Pipe NPTF –32 2-111/2 5.27 4.15 2.75 FD83–1007–32–32 1
(90°) 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Male 37º Flare –32 21/2-12 5.73 4.15 2.75 FD83–1008–32–32 9
(straight) 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Male 37° Flare (45º) –32 21/2-12 6.96 4.15 2.75 FD83–1026–32–32 17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1
Male 37° Flare (90º) –32 2 /2-12 5.27 4.15 2.75 FD83–1014–32–32 25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Female Pipe NPTF –32 2-111/2 5.27 4.15 2.88 FD83–1002–32–32 33
(straight) 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
412
TM
Bulk Fluid Transfer

(45°) 2

3
4
5
6
7
8
(90°) 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Male Cam Lock Adapter –32 5.65 4.15 FD83–1032–32–32 17
(straight) 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Female Cam Lock Adapter –32 8.04 4.15 2.5 FD83–1033–32–32 25
(straight) 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Repair Kit Cap Assembly Face Seal 33
–32 FD83–1040–32 AE18900–076 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
413
FD86 Series/5,000 PSI Dry Break—High Impulse

The FD86 Series is a thread together steel coupling offer-

ing dry break and high impulse technology and capabili- Flow Data
ties. The maximum operating pressure is 5,000 psi.
• Tubular valve and sleeve construction for low fluid
loss and air inclusion.
• Thread together design using wing or hex nut allows
connection and disconnection against pressures up to
750 psi.
• Teflon* back-up rings along with secondary metal-to-
metal sealing contact provides high impulse capability
up to 5,000 psi operating pressure.
• Acme threads prevent galling and provide ease of
connection.
• Metal-to-metal sealing withstands +2,000°F for ten
minutes with no fluid loss (requirement in California
for oil field blow-out preventers).
• Steel flange available for bulkhead mounting.
*Teflon is a registered trademark of Dupont.
Maximum Minimum
–16 5,000 15,000 28 50 2.90 .72

–20 5,000 15,000 28 75 4.61 1.0
414
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Fluid Transfer
& Hydraulic

FD86 Series Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
Male Half –16 15/16-12 4.03 2.11 1.75 FD86–1008–16–16 FD86–1043–16–16 FD86–1053–16–16 1
Female SAE O-Ring –20 15/8-12 4.16 2.48 2.25 FD86–1008–20–20 FD86–1043–20–20 FD86–1053–20–20 2

3
4
5
6
7
8
Female Half –16 15/16-12 4.62 4.50 1.62 FD86–1010–16–16 FD86–1044–16–16 FD86–1054–16–16 9
Female SAE O-Ring/With Wing Nut –20 15/8-12 5.22 5.25 2.00 FD86–1010–20–20 FD86–1044–20–20 FD86–1054–20–20 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Complete Coupling –16 15/16-12 7.36 FD86–1007–16–16 FD86–1061–16–16 FD86–1057–16–16 17

Female SAE O-Ring/With Wing Nut –20 15/8-12 7.81 FD86–1007–20–20 FD86–1061–20–20 FD86–1057–20–20 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Female Half –16 15/16-12 4.62 2.81 1.62 FD86–1006–16–16 FD86–1042–16–16 FD86–1052–16–16 25
Female SAE O-Ring/With Hex Nut –20 15/8-12 5.22 3.40 2.00 FD86–1006–20–20 FD86–1042–20–20 FD86–1052–20–20 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Complete Coupling –16 15/16-12 7.36 FD86–1005–16–16 FD86–1062–16–16 FD86–1058–16–16 33
Female SAE O-Ring/With Hex Nut –20 15/8-12 7.81 FD86–1005–20–20 FD86–1062–20–20 FD86–1058–20–20 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
415
Fluid Transfer
& Hydraulic
FD86 Series Size Size(P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
Male Half –16 1-111/2 4.40 2.11 1.75 FD86–1002–16–16 FD86–1040–16–16 FD86–1050–16–16 1
Female NPTF
–20 11/4-111/2 4.43 2.48 2.25 FD86–1002–20–20 FD86–1040–20–20 FD86–1050–20–20 2

3
4
5
6
7
8
1
Female Half –16 1-11 /2 4.98 4.50 1.62 FD86–1001–16–16 FD86–1039–16–16 FD86–1049–16–16 9
Female NPTF/With Wing Nut –20 11/4-111/2 5.62 5.25 2.00 FD86–1001–20–20 FD86–1039–20–20 FD86–1049–20–20 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
1
Complete Coupling –16 1-11 /2 8.09 FD86–1000–16–16 FD86–1059–16–16 FD86–1055–16–16 17
Female NPTF/With Wing Nut –20 11/4-111/2 8.48 FD86–1000–20–20 FD86–1059–20–20 FD86–1055–20–20 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
1
Female Half –16 1-11 /2 4.98 2.81 1.62 FD86–1004–16–16 FD86–1041–16–16 FD86–1051–16–16 25
Female NPTF/With Hex Nut –20 11/4-111/2 5.62 3.40 2.00 FD86–1004–20–20 FD86–1041–20–20 FD86–1051–20–20 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
1
Complete Coupling –16 1-11 /2 8.09 FD86–1003–16–16 FD86–1060–16–16 FD86–1056–16–16 33
Female NPTF/With Hex Nut –20 11/4-111/2 8.48 FD86–1003–20–20 FD86–1060–20–20 FD86–1056–20–20 34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Repair Kit 41
Male Half 42
–16 FF10596–16 FF10597–16 FF10598–16 43
–20 FF10596–20 FF10597–20 FF10598–20 44
Female Half 45
–16 FF10593–16 FF10594–16 FF10595–16 46
–20 FF10593–20 FF10594–20 FF10595–20 47
416
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Fluid Transfer
& Hydraulic
Coupling Dimensional Size Part Number Line

FD86 Series Dash Size A B Dust Cap with Chain Dust Plug with Chain 6 Bolt Flange Assembly Ref.
Accessories 1

Dust Cap Dust Plug –16 FD86–1018–16 FD86–1016–16 2
With Chain With Chain –20 FD86–1018–20 FD86–1016–20 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
6 Bolt Flange –16 .19 2.98 FD86–1035–16 10
Assembly* –20 .19 3.50 FD86–1035–20 11
12
13
14
15
16
17
*6 Bolt Flange-holes equally spaced. (See “A” for bolt
hole diameter, and “B” for bolt circle diameter.)
417
Chemical and Fluid Transfer
DryConnectTM/Flush Face Coupling (Stainless Steel) 2S73000

TO REL
The DryConnect stainless steel series is a general purpose
fluid transfer coupling used where no spillage is critical. Flow Data
inclusion.
• Tubular valve and sleeve for high fluid flow with low
pressure drop.
50
45
40
• Push-to-connect latching for easy, one hand operation. 35

30
• 303 stainless steel construction for greater corrosion

resistance and fluid compatibility.
25
20

KalrezTM seals available upon request.
15
• Standard body material – 303 grade stainless steel with

302 grade stainless steel spring.
10
9
8
7
6
5
1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 30 35 40 50 60 80 100
Maximum Minimum
Size (psi) (psi) (in./Hg.) (gpm) (cc. max.) (cc. max
–16 150 450 28 20 0.50 0.35
NOTE: Due to the variety of chemicals that these couplings may be used to
transfer, the user is responsible to verify compatibility of the coupling body
and the seal materials with the chemical being conveyed.
CAUTION: Couplings must be checked periodically for leakage, wear, cracks,

corrosion, chemical buildup, sticking valves, or other damage. If any of these
conditions are evident, the coupling must be replaced.
418
TM
Chemical &
Fluid Transfer
Coupling Thread Thread Dimensional Data Part Number Line

DryConnect Stainless Steel Size Size (P1) Size (P2) A B 1 Buna–N Viton EPR Ref.
Male Half –16 1-111/2 3.78 2.00 1.62 2S73005 2S73000 2S73008 1

3
4
1
B 5
6
7
8
1
Female Half –16 1-11 /2 3/48 2.50 1.62 2S73006 2S73001 2S73009 9
11
12
1 13
B
14
15
16
1 1
Male Half –16 1-11 /2 2-11 /2 3.88 2.88 2S73011 17
Tank Mount/Valved 18
19
2
20
21
1
B 22
23
24
1
Complete Coupling –16 1-11 /2 6.28 Order Separate Halves 25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
Accessories –16 Fits Male Half Only 2S73007 2S73002 2S73010 34
Brass Pressure/Dust Cap 35
36
37
38
39
40
419
Chemical & Fluid Transfer
DryConnectTM/Flush Face Coupling (Polypropylene) 2S72000

The DryConnect glass-filled polypropylene coupling offers

chemical resistance with reduced weight. This general pur- Flow Data
pose fluid transfer coupling is used where no spillage is
critical.
inclusion.
• Tubular valve and sleeve for high fluid flow with low
pressure drop.
• Push-to-connect latching for easy, one hand operation.
• Rugged polypropylene construction for reduced weight
and broad fluid compatibility.
• Standard body material – Polypropylene with 302 grade
stainless springs. Inconel springs available upon
request.
Maximum Mininum
Operating Burst Rated Air Fliud
-16 60 180 28 20 0.50 0.35
NOTE: Due to the variety of chemicals that these couplings may be used
to transfer, the user is responsible to verify compatibility of the coupling
body and the seal materials with the chemical being conveyed.
CAUTION: Couplings must be checked periodically for leakage, wear,
cracks, corrosion, chemical buildup, sticking valves, or other damage. If
any of these conditions are evident, the coupling must be replaced.
420
TM
Chemical &
Fluid Transfer
DryConnect Polypropylene Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Viton EPR Ref.
Male Half -16 1-111/2 3.92 2 2.00 2S72005 2S72003 2S72007 1
Female Pipe/Valved
2

3
4
B
5
6
7
8
Female Half -16 1-111/2 3.58 2.68 2.12 2S72004 2S72001 2S72006 9
11
12
P
B
13
14
15
16
Complete Coupling -16 1-111/2 6.51 Order Separate Halves 17
19
20
21
22
23
24
Accessories -16 Fits Male Half Only 2S73007 2S73002 2S73010 25
Brass Pressure/Dust Cap 26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Tank Mount Adapter Kit -16 1-111/2 2S75003 (with neoprene gasket) 33
P 34
35
36
37
38
1" Male-to-male Nut Bolt 39
Adapter
Gasket 40
421
Diagnostic
FD90 Series/SAE J1502 Interchange

The FD90 Series diagnostic coupling is designed to Diagnostic Kit* – FF10000-02

connect and disconnect pressure gauges to hydraulic sys-
tems, eliminating the need for permanent gauges. The
maximum operating pressure is 7,000 psi.
• Automatic sleeve for one hand push-to-connect
operation.
• Flush face valving provides minimal fluid loss and
low air inclusion.
• Self-sealing valve design allows connection and
disconnection at 500 psi.
• Broad range of end configurations for system
accessibility.
• Standard seal material – Zinc plated steel.
*Contact Aeroquip for additional information.
Maximum Minimum
-04 7,000 28,000 28 .50 0.02 0.10
422
TM
Diagnostic
Coupling Thread Dimensional Data Part Number Part Number with Dust Cap Line
FD90 Series Size Size (P) A B 1 Buna-N Buna-N Ref.
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.70 .62 FD90–1034–02–04 FD90–1035–02–04 1
/4-18 1.90 .75 FD90–1034–04–04 FD90–1035–04–04 2

3
4
5
6
7
8
3
Male Half –04 /8-24 1.52 .62 FD90–1044–03–04 FD90–1004–03–04 9
Male SAE O-Ring/Valved –04 7
/16-20 1.58 .62 FD90–1044–04–04 FD90–1004–04–04 10
1
–04 /2-20 1.32 .62 FD90–1044–05–04 FD90–1004–05–04 11
9
–04 /16-18 1.32 .69 FD90–1044–06–04 FD90–1004–06–04 12
13
14
15
16
1
Male Half –04 /8-27 1.60 .62 FD90–1012–02–04 FD90–1045–02–04 17
/4-18 1.49 .69 FD90–1012–04–04 FD90–1045–04–04 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Male Half –04 M14x1.5 1.38 .75 FD90–1046–06–04 FD90–1047–06–04 25
Metric Male O-Ring/Valved 26
27
28
29
30
31
Female Half –04 1
/8-27 1.95 1.00 .75 FD90–1021–02–04 Dust Cap 32
Female Pipe/Valved 1 for Male Halves
–04 /4-18 2.25 1.00 .75 FD90–1021–04–04 33
FD90–1040–04
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
7
–04 /16-20 2.20 1.00 .75 FD90–1041–04–04 41
Female Half
43
44
45
46
47
48
423
A Brief History of
“Dry Break” Couplings
In the beginning, accessibility and
maintenance on fluid systems was
very messy, time consuming and
expensive. Rigid piping and hose
lines, disconnected at the fitting with
wrenches, was difficult and caused
significant spillage.
Quick Disconnect Couplings were

first introduced with an opposed
poppet-type valve. This economical
valve type reduces spillage drasti-
cally, yet it remains measurable in
whole cc’s*.
As the number of applications for

couplings grew, so did the demand
for reduced spillage. Aeroquip
responded with the patented tubu-
lar valve design which became stan-
dard in critical industrial and aero-
space applications. Typically, fluid
loss is measured in fractions of cc’s
per disconnection.
Aeroquip’s 50 years of experience in

Quick Disconnect Coupling technol-
ogy has provided solutions for the
world’s most demanding applications.
Development of advanced products
for aerospace, automotive, refrigera-
tion and a variety of indus-
trial applications offers you state-of-
the-art valving technology with
nearly unmeasurable spillage.
*cc = cubic centimeters (28.4 cc = 1 oz.)
424
Brands whose performance
you trust.
HI-PAC 
TM
TM
TM
HI-IMPULSE  Hose TM
TM
TM
TM
TM
TM
TM
Flexmaster Joints DRYCONNECT

TM
TM TM
TM
TM 
TM
AMERICAS INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
1695 Indian Wood Circle, P.O. Box 700, Maumee, OH 43537-0700
Phone: 419-891-5100, Fax: 419-891-7890
http://www.aeroquip.com
Specifications subject to change without notice.
Aeroquip products are protected by patents internationally.
MET7-1027
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CRITICAL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS TM

Fluid Products Handbook

Hose Application Reference

Refer To Catalog JA466 for Further Information 1509 (p.44)

Chemical Transfer High Performance Jack Hose

2661 (p.40) See Performance (10,000 PSI Max.

Low Temperature (–65°F) LPG Marine (Fuel & Oil)

2766 (p.62) FC321 (p.84) FC234 p.78)

Railroad Air Brake Sewer Cleaning Shop Air

1531 (p.80) FC700 (p. 74) 1525 (p.72)

Heater Coolant Engine Fuel/Oil Air Brake Compressor Power Steering

FC372 (p.50) (10,000 PSI Max.

© 1997 Aeroquip Corporation

Part Number Index

Fittings 101-228 Assembly Equipment 245-264 Couplings 345-424

Part Part Part

1A*BF* ..............................................139 1AA*MJ* ..........................................127 1AV*FJB* ..........................................126

Part Part Part

1BA*FJC*..........................................127 1GA*MJ* ..........................................127 2S72001 ............................................421

Part Part Part

Part Number Index

Part Part Part

4412 ..................................................190 5400–S2 ............................................395 71423 ................................................322

4414 ..................................................191 5400–S5 ............................................395 73014 ................................................322

Part Part Part

190718 ........................................39, 223 203101 ..............................................317 900705 ........................................36, 243

Part Number Index

Part Part Part

FC332 ..........................................72, 237 FC2326 ..............................................297 FC5075 ..............................................199

FC350 ..................................80, 236, 241 FC2383 ......................................108, 235 FC5098 ..............................................187

Part Part Part

FC5810 ..............................................182 FC7217 ..............................................187 FC8802 ..............................................152

Part Number Index

Part Part Part

FD35–1043 ........................................372 FD45–1071 ........................................377 FD48–1002 ........................................387

FD35–1044 ........................................372 FD45–1072 ........................................377 FD48–1042 ................................375, 387

Part Part Part

FD56–1234 ........................................402 FD86–1010 ........................................415 FF092..........................................399-402

Part Number Index

Part Part Part

FF2093T ............................................298 FF10306 ............................................390 FJ7213 ..............................................212

FF2098T ............................................299 FF10593 ............................................416 FJ7215 ..............................................212

Part Part Part

FJ8770 ..............................................152 FJ9372 ..............................................185 FJ9734 ..............................................205

Part Number Index

Part Part Part

FJ9793 ..............................................165 FT1033 ..............................................254 GG306-NP ........................................327

Accurate processing and prompt delivery of your order Hose assemblies

be directed to your Aeroquip Distributor or:

Cut length (in inches)

For alpha-numeric part numbers: FC300- 08- 00484

Hose dash size

Cut length (in inches)

Complete number 500 ft.- 2651- 10

Quantity (in feet)

Hose size (in 16ths of an inch)

Part number index

FC300 AQP HOSE

FC194 AQP/HI-IMPULSE HOSE

FC195 AQP/HI-IMPULSE HOSE

FC510 AQP/Hi-Pac HOSE

FC323 AQP HOSE

1ABF ..............................................139 1AAMJ ..........................................127 1AVFJB ..........................................126

1BAFJC..........................................127 1GAMJ ..........................................127 2S72001 ............................................421