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We've been running these through some pretty demanding applications lately, and they hold up well — teh 304 or 316 stainless steel gives you good corrosion resisance, especially in those salty or humid environments where zinc plating alone might not cut it.
The hexagon head makes tightening straightforward with a standard wrench, and you'll typically get reliable seal up to 6000 PSI, though I'd say it's better suited for medium-duty hydraulic lines rather than extreme high-cycle shock loads.
Thread options include NPT, BSPP, and BSPT, so you can match them to whatever your existing system uses; just keep in mind the MOQ is 100 pieces, and lead time runs 15-30 days or so depending on batch size.
Basically, if you're working on automotive chassis channels or engine pipelines, these are a solid fit, but they're not ideal for food-grade or pharmaceutical lines where you'd need a different surface finish.
Also, we usually have stock on the DIN and JIS standard, but the ANSI and BSW variants might need a quick lead time check since those move slower in our inventory.
Tempearture range is -20°C to 200°C, which covers most hydraulic application, and the 12-month warranty is pretty standard for this kind of hardware — it's basically peace of mind for bulk buyers.
Yes, you can. Just specify the thread type and size for each fitting when you place the order. We handle mixed standards regularly.
The 6000 PSI rating applies to most standard sizes in 316 stainless steel. For 304 or larger sizes, it may be lower—check with us for your specific dimensions.
We provide a material certificate (MTC) and a 12-month warranty. Hydrostatic test reports are available on request at no extra cost.
We pack them in strong cartons with foam lining to prevent thread damage. For bulk orders, we use pallets with shrink wrap—custom packaging like barcode labels is possible.
Sure, we offer samples for evaluation. You just pay the shipping cost, and we deduct it from your first full order.
