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      6400-06-06 | 3/8" JIC Male x #6 SAE/ORB Male
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      6400-06-06 | 3/8" JIC Male x #6 SAE/ORB Male

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      A 6400-06-06 | 3/8" JIC Male x #6 SAE/ORB Male hydraulic adapter is a type of hydraulic fitting that connects a JIC female fitting to an ORB (O-ring boss) male fitting. The JIC (Joint Industry Council) male fitting has a 37 degree flare on the end, which mates with a JIC female fitting, while the ORB male fitting has an o-ring on the end that creates a seal when tightened into the female ORB fitting.

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      9 months ago
      9 months ago
      A #6 hydraulic fitting refers to a fitting with a 3/8-inch nominal size, as the "#6" corresponds to the six-sixteenths of an inch (3/8") in hydraulic system terminology. The actual dimensions of the fitting may vary depending on the specific type and standard (e.g., JIC, ORFS), but the nominal size remains consistent.
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      9 months ago
      9 months ago
      To determine your JIC fitting size, measure the outside diameter (OD) of the male thread or the inside diameter (ID) of the female thread using calipers. Then, compare your measurement to a JIC fitting size chart to identify the corresponding size.
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      9 months ago
      9 months ago
      To identify JIC fittings, first measure the outer diameter of the male thread or the inner diameter of the female thread using a caliper. Then, compare these measurements to a JIC thread size chart to determine the correct size, ensuring the fitting has a 37-degree flare angle, characteristic of JIC fittings.
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      9 months ago
      9 months ago
      A #6 JIC fitting has a 9/16-18 thread size and is commonly used in hydraulic systems. The "6" refers to the fitting's dash size, which corresponds to the nominal size of 6/16 inches or 3/8 inches for the tube's outer diameter.
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      9 months ago
      9 months ago
      Certainly! "JIC" stands for Joint Industry council.
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      8 months ago
      8 months ago
      JIC (Joint Industry Council) fittings are characterized by their 37-degree flared sealing surface, which ensures a metal-to-metal seal, primarily used in high-pressure hydraulic applications. ORB (O-Ring Boss) fittings, on the other hand, utilize an O-ring in a straight-thread design to create a leak-tight seal, making them ideal for applications requiring a robust, reliable seal against fluid leakage.
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      4 months ago
      4 months ago
      This is a hydraulic adapter that connects a #6 JIC male fitting to an ORB male fitting. Hydraulic adapters like this are essential for connecting different types of fittings in hydraulic systems, ensuring a secure and leak-free connection.
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      4 months ago
      4 months ago
      The #6 jic fitting has a 37-degree flare. This angle helps create a tight seal with the corresponding female fitting, preventing leaks in high-pressure hydraulic systems.
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      4 months ago
      4 months ago
      To determine the size of a hydraulic fitting, measure the outer diameter of the threads using a caliper and count the number of threads per inch to identify the thread size and pitch. Additionally, refer to a thread identification chart that corresponds to the fitting standard (e.g., NPT, BSP, JIC) to confirm the size. Always ensure you have a precise measurement to avoid mismatches in hydraulic systems.
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      4 months ago
      4 months ago
      JIC stands for Joint Industry Council. The #6 JIC fitting is known for its 37-degree flare design, which provides a strong, reliable seal with female fittings, commonly used in high-pressure hydraulic applications.
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