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Working on a lot of different equipment? Need a good assortment of crimp-on hydraulic hose ends that will work in your Parker series crimper?
Our Parker 43 series interchange hydraulic hose end assortment kit is for YOU!
This kit includes the following fittings.
| item | qty |
| FJX-04-04-43 | 4 |
| FJX-06-06-43 | 4 |
| FJX-08-08-43 | 4 |
| MJ-04-04-43 | 4 |
| MJ-06-06-43 | 4 |
| MJ-08-08-43 | 4 |
| MP-04-04-43 | 4 |
| MP-06-06-43 | 4 |
| MP-08-08-43 | 4 |
| MP-04-06-43 | 4 |
| MP-06-08-43 | 4 |
| MPX-08-08-43 | 4 |
These are stored in a heavy-duty, blue metal case. This case can be used with ULINE's H-6401 Steel Cabinet. Easily store and access your hose fittings when it's time to work.
The above fittings are designed for use with properly rated Hydraulic hose, including SAE100R1, R2, R16 and R17. Please follow your manufacturer's crimp specifications.
Questions & Answers
Popular Questions
To identify the thread on hydraulic hose fittings, you can use a thread gauge to measure the pitch and diameter, and compare these measurements to a thread identification chart. Additionally, examining the fitting's design, such as whether it has straight or tapered threads, can help determine the thread type and standard (e.g., NPT, BSP, JIC).
This is for 1" Inside Diameter 1 and 2 wire hydraulic hoses.
Yes, we do. You can go ahead and order and we'll make sure you're taken care of and things are shipped well for you.
To determine the size of hydraulic fittings you need, you should measure the inside diameter (ID) and outside diameter (OD) of your hoses or tubes, as well as the thread size if applicable. This can be done using a caliper or other measuring tool. This information can be found on https://www.hydraulicsdirect.com/How-..., specifically under the sections "How to Measure Threads" and "Identifying Thread Pitch/Diameter".
JIC (Joint Industry Council) and JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards) refer to different sets of standards: JIC is primarily used in North America for hydraulic fittings and defines specifications for a 37-degree flare fitting, while JIS is a Japanese standard that covers a wide range of industrial components, including a 30-degree flare fitting. The key difference lies in their regional origins and specific design specifications.
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.
Certainly! "JIC" stands for Joint Industry council.
Sure! JIC (Joint Industry Council) fittings, commonly used in hydraulic systems, can typically handle pressures up to 10,000 psi, depending on the specific size and material of the fitting. However, it's crucial to consult the manufacturer's specifications for exact pressure ratings for each fitting.
