Eaton Aeroquip Ja316D Catalog by Murdock Industrial

Catalog

INDUSTRIAL JA316D CONNECTORS Supersedes CATALOG JA316C

CRITICAL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS

Fluid Products Handbook General Part Number Index...........1-12

SECTION INDEX HOSE .....................................................................13â&#x20AC;&#x201C;100 Index...........................................................................15 How to Order .............................................................14 Hydraulic Hoses ...................................................40-71 Special Application Hoses...................................72-97 FITTINGS .............................................................101-228 Index.........................................................................103 How to Order....................................................105-106 Crimp.........................................................154, 161,180 Field Crimp .......................................................156-160 Flat Crimp .........................................................186-189 Global................................................................123-147 Internal Skive....................................................168-179 Reusable ...........................................................190-224 Spiral Single Skive ...........................148-155, 161-167 Swage ...............................................................181-185 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS HOSE and REUSABLE FITTINGS.......................229-244 Index.........................................................................229 ASSEMBLY EQUIPMENT....................................245-264 Index.........................................................................245 Crimp.................................................................247-250 Cut-off ...............................................................257-261 Reusable ...........................................................252-256 Swage.......................................................................251 Skive ........................................................................262 Proof Test..........................................................263-264

ADAPTERS and TUBE FITTINGS......................265-328 Index.........................................................................265 How to Order....................................................274-276 Adapters ..........................................................301-327 ORS Tube Fittings ............................................295-300 SWIVEL JOINTS ................................................329-344 Index ........................................................................329 How to Order...........................................................330 FLOCS ......................................................................344 Heavy Duty .......................................................337-339 Heavy Duty - Full Flow ....................................340-342 Standard Duty ..................................................333-336 COUPLINGS .......................................................345-424 Index .................................................................346-347 How to Order...........................................................350 Air......................................................................361-365 Bulk Fluid Transfer ...........................................410-413 Chemical and Fluid Transfer ...........................418-421 Fluid Transfer & Hydraulic369-393, 398-402, 414-417 Fluid Transfer and Refrigerant........................394-397 Hydraulic Farm.................................................405-410 Special Application ...........366-367, 403-404, 422-423

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Symbols

Hose Application Reference Industry symbols are provided for each hose indicating where it is typically used. But remember, a hose can be used in any industry, provided it meets the established application requirements. This list is provided as a guide. Final selection is further

dependent on pressure, fluid, fluid concentrations, temperature and intermittent or continuous exposures and government or industry specifications.

Air Conditioning

Air (High Pressure) Refer To Catalog JA466 for Further Information R-12 R-22 134A 1540 (p.86) FC202 (p.86) FC202 (p.86) FC363 (p.90) FC363 (p.90) FC363 (p.90) FC202 (p.86) FC505 (p.88) FC505 (p.88) FC505 (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

ALL FC202 FC363 FC505 FC555

(p.86) (p.90) (p.88) (p.88)

High Performance 2661 (p.40) FC318 (p.40) FC363 (p.90) FC364 (p.92) FC563 (p.92)

Low Temperature (–65°F)

Jack Hose See Performance Catalog JC86 FBA FBC FBG FBT FBU FBV

LPG

(10,000 PSI Max. for all Hoses) 2781-4 (p.60) FC136-06 (p.66) GH493-6 (p.66) GH781-4 (p.60)

Marine (Fuel & Oil)

2766 (p.62) FC474 (p.64)

Railroad Air Brake

1509 (p.44) 1529 (p. 60) FC300 (p.44)

FC321 (p.84)

FC234 p.78)

Sewer Cleaning 1531 (p.80) 1531A (p.80)

Shop Air FC700 (p. 74) FC701 (p. 76) FC702 (p. 76)

1525 (p.72) 2556 (p.72) 2565 (p.72) 2575 (p.74) FC332 (p.72)

Truck Heater FC252 (p. 82)

Utility

Coolant FC352 (p.84) (Straight Lengths Only)

Engine Fuel/Oil 1503 (p.44) FC235 (p.78) FC300 (p.44) FC350 (p.80) FC355 (p.80)

Air Brake 1503 (p.44) 2550 (p.82) 2570 (p. 82) FC300 (p.44) FC350 (p.80) FC355 (p.80)

Compressor 2807 (p.94) FC186 (p.94)

Power Steering 2555 (p. 78)

Waterblast FC372 (p.50) FC374 (p.52) FC376 (p.54)

(10,000 PSI Max. for all Hoses) FC254-08 (p.68)

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Hose

13-100 101-228

Fittings

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1A*BF* ..............................................139 1A*BFA*............................................140 1A*BFB*............................................140 1A*BP* ..............................................141 1A*BT* ..............................................141 1A*DK* ............................................143 1A*DL* ..............................................142 1A*DLA* ..........................................142 1A*DLB* ..........................................143 1A*DS* ............................................144 1A*DSA* ..........................................144 1A*DSB* ..........................................145 1A*EK* ..............................................145 1A*FL* ..............................................133 1A*FLA* ............................................134 1A*FLB* ............................................135 1A*FLD* ............................................135 1A*FLE* ............................................136 1A*FLG*............................................136 1A*JF* ..............................................146 1A*JM* ............................................139 1A*KF* ..............................................146 1A*KS*..............................................147 1A*KSA* ..........................................147 1A*KSB* ..........................................147 1A*SL* ..............................................132 1AA*FJ* ............................................124 1AA*FJA* ........................................125 1AA*FJB* ........................................126 1AA*FJC* ........................................127 1AA*FR* ..........................................129 1AA*FRA* ........................................130 1AA*FRB* ........................................131 1AA*FRC* ........................................131 1AA*FS* ..........................................128 1AA*MB* ..........................................128 1AA*MF* ..........................................132 1AA*MFA* ........................................132 1AA*MFB* ........................................133

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Adapters, and Tube Fittings

265-328

Assembly Instructions

229-244

Swivel Joints

329-344

Assembly Equipment

245-264

Couplings

345-424

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1AA*MJ* ..........................................127 1AA*MP* ..........................................123 1AA*MR* ..........................................132 1AA*PS* ..........................................123 1AP*FL* ............................................133 1AP*FLA*..........................................134 1AP*FLB* ..........................................135 1AP*FLD*..........................................135 1AP*FLE* ..........................................136 1AP*JF* ............................................146 1AP*JM* ..........................................139 1AP*SL* ............................................132 1AR*FJ* ............................................124 1AR*FJA* ........................................125 1AR*FJB*..........................................126 1AR*FJC*..........................................127 1AR*FR*............................................129 1AR*FRA* ........................................130 1AR*FRB* ........................................131 1AR*FRC* ........................................131 1AR*MB* ..........................................128 1AR*MJ* ..........................................127 1AR*MP* ..........................................123 1AT*BF* ............................................139 1AT*BFA*..........................................140 1AT*BFB*..........................................140 1AT*BT* ............................................141 1AT*DK*............................................143 1AT*DL* ............................................142 1AT*DLA* ........................................142 1AT*DLB*..........................................143 1AT*FLA* ..........................................134 1AT*FLB* ..........................................135 1AT*FLD* ..........................................135 1AT*JF* ............................................146 1AT*JM* ..........................................139 1AT*SL* ............................................132 1AV*FJ* ............................................124 1AV*FJA*..........................................125

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1AV*FJB* ..........................................126 1AV*FJC* ..........................................127 1AV*FR* ............................................129 1AV*FRA* ........................................130 1AV*FRB*..........................................131 1AV*FRC*..........................................131 1AV*MB* ..........................................128 1AV*MJ* ..........................................127 1AV*MP* ..........................................123 1B*BF* ..............................................139 1B*BFA* ............................................140 1B*BFB* ............................................140 1B*BT* ..............................................141 1B*DS*..............................................144 1B*DSA* ..........................................144 1B*DSB* ..........................................145 1B*EK* ..............................................145 1B*FH* ..............................................137 1B*FHA* ..........................................137 1B*FHB*............................................138 1B*FHD* ..........................................137 1B*FHE* ............................................138 1B*FHF* ............................................137 1B*FHG* ..........................................138 1B*FL* ..............................................133 1B*FLA* ............................................134 1B*FLB* ............................................135 1B*FLD* ............................................135 1B*FLE* ............................................136 1B*FLF* ............................................136 1B*FLG* ............................................136 1B*JF* ..............................................146 1B*KF* ..............................................146 1B*KS* ..............................................147 1B*KSA* ..........................................147 1B*KSB* ..........................................147 1B*SL* ..............................................132 1BA*FJ* ............................................124 1BA*FJA* ........................................125

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1BA*FJB*..........................................126 1BA*FJC*..........................................127 1BA*FR*............................................129 1BA*FRA* ........................................130 1BA*FRB* ........................................131 1BA*FRC* ........................................131 1BA*FS*............................................128 1BA*MB* ..........................................128 1BA*MJ* ..........................................127 1BA*MP* ..........................................123 1BA*MR* ..........................................132 1G*BF* ..............................................139 1G*BFA*............................................140 1G*BFB* ..........................................140 1G*BP*..............................................141 1G*BT*..............................................141 1G*DK* ............................................143 1G*DL*..............................................142 1G*DLA* ..........................................142 1G*DLB* ..........................................143 1G*DS* ............................................144 1G*DSA* ..........................................144 1G*DSB* ..........................................145 1G*EK*..............................................145 1G*FL* ..............................................133 1G*FLA*............................................134 1G*FLB*............................................135 1G*FLG* ..........................................136 1G*JF* ..............................................146 1G*JM* ............................................139 1G*KF* ..............................................146 1G*KS* ............................................147 1G*KSA* ..........................................147 1G*KSB* ..........................................147 1G*SL* ..............................................132 1GA*FJ*............................................124 1GA*FJA* ........................................125 1GA*FJB* ........................................126 1GA*FJC* ........................................127 1GA*FR* ..........................................129 1GA*FRA* ........................................130 1GA*FRB* ........................................131 1GA*FRC* ........................................131 1GA*FS* ..........................................128 1GA*MB* ..........................................128 1GA*MF* ..........................................132 1GA*MFA* ........................................132

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1GA*MFB* ........................................133 1GA*MJ* ..........................................127 1GA*MP* ..........................................123 1GA*MR* ..........................................132 1GA*PS* ..........................................123 1S*BF* ..............................................139 1S*BFA* ............................................140 1S*BFB*............................................140 1S*BP* ..............................................141 1S*BT* ..............................................141 1S*DK*..............................................143 1S*DL* ..............................................142 1S*DLA* ..........................................142 1S*DLB*............................................143 1S*DS*..............................................144 1S*DSA* ..........................................144 1S*EK* ..............................................145 1S*FL* ..............................................133 1S*FLA* ............................................134 1S*FLB* ............................................135 1S*FLD* ............................................135 1S*FLE* ............................................136 1S*FLG*............................................136 1S*JF* ..............................................146 1S*JM* ............................................139 1S*KF* ..............................................146 1S*KS* ..............................................147 1S*KSA* ..........................................147 1S*KSB* ..........................................147 1S*SL* ..............................................132 1SA*FJ* ............................................124 1SA*FJA* ........................................125 1SA*FJB*..........................................126 1SA*FJC*..........................................127 1SA*FR*............................................129 1SA*FRA* ........................................130 1SA*FRB* ........................................131 1SA*FRC* ........................................131 1SA*FS*............................................128 1SA*MB* ..........................................128 1SA*MF* ..........................................132 1SA*MFA* ........................................132 1SA*MFB* ........................................133 1SA*MJ* ..........................................127 1SA*MP* ..........................................123 1SA*MR* ..........................................132 1SA*PS* ..........................................123

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2S72000 ............................................420 2S72001 ............................................421 2S72003 ............................................421 2S72004 ............................................421 2S72005 ............................................421 2S72006 ............................................421 2S72007 ............................................421 2S73000 ............................................419 2S73001 ............................................419 2S73002 ....................................419, 421 2S73005 ............................................419 2S73006 ............................................419 2S73007 ....................................419, 421 2S73008 ............................................419 2S73009 ............................................419 2S73010 ....................................419, 421 2S73011 ............................................419 2S75003 ............................................421 07.001 ................................................219 07.002 ........................................195-196 07.003 ................................................195 07.005 ................................................206 07.006 ................................................219 07.013 ................................................206 07.020 ................................................206 07.021 ................................................218 07.024 ................................................195 07.025 ................................................218 07.026 ................................................195 07.036 ................................................195 07.078 ................................................206 07.114 ................................................219 07.122 ................................................218 07.155 ................................................196 07.327 ................................................207 07.329 ................................................207 07.340 ................................................194 07.390 ................................................218 07.420 ................................................206 07.421 ................................................194 15.063 ................................................325 15.117 ................................................325 15.147 ................................................325 15.163 ................................................326 15.164 ................................................325 15.165 ................................................326 44-411................................................190

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2025 ..................................................308 2027 ..................................................314 2028 ..................................................309 2029 ..................................................310 2030 ..................................................309 2031 ..................................................310 2033 ..................................................316 2038 ..................................................220 2039 ..................................................315 2040 ..................................................301 2041 ..................................................314 2041-1................................................314 2042 ..................................................315 2042-1................................................315 2043 ..................................................315 2043-1................................................315 2044 ..................................................307 2045 ..................................................302 2046 ..................................................302 2047 ..................................................303 2048 ..................................................303 2049 ..................................................302 2050 ..................................................302 2060 ..................................................311 2061 ..................................................318 2061-1................................................318 2062 ..................................................318 2062-1................................................318 2063 ..................................................326 2066 ..................................................312 2067 ..................................................312 2067-1................................................312 2068 ..................................................312 2068-1................................................312 2070 ..................................................315 2071 ..................................................315 2080 ..................................................305 2081 ............................................38, 301 2082 ..................................................301 2083 ..................................................301 2084 ..................................................301 2085 ..................................................303 2087 ..................................................304 2088 ..................................................302 2089 ..................................................303 2090 ..................................................305 2091 ..................................................304

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2092 ..................................................304 2093 ..................................................304 2096 ..................................................302 2215 ..................................................314 2216 ..................................................312 2216-1................................................312 2222 ..................................................301 2239 ..................................................306 2240 ..................................................306 2242 ..................................................306 2243 ..................................................307 2244 ..................................................308 2246 ..................................................312 2247 ..................................................302 2249 ..................................................308 2250 ..................................................308 2251 ..................................................303 2252 ..................................................303 2253 ..................................................304 2254 ..................................................304 2255 ..................................................304 2256 ..................................................304 2257 ..................................................304 2261 ..................................................313 2266 ..................................................318 2550 ............................................82, 239 2554 ............................................82, 239 2555 ............................................78, 239 2556 ............................................72, 237 2565 ............................................72, 237 2570 ............................................82, 239 2575 ............................................74, 237 2580 ....................................42, 236, 241 2583 ....................................................42 2651 ....................................46, 236, 241 2661 ............................................40, 241 2681 ....................................................48 2766 ............................................62, 236 2781 ............................................60, 236 2807 ............................................94, 240 2808 ............................................96, 240 4007 ..........................................108, 235 4010 ..........................................108, 235 4013 ..........................................108, 235 4401 ..................................................190 4402 ..................................................191 4411 ..................................................190

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44-412 ................................................190 150â&#x20AC;&#x201C;22 ..............................................393 302A ....................................44, 236, 241 303 ......................................44, 236, 241 401 ....................................................190 403 ....................................................193 406 ....................................................190 411 ....................................................190 412 ....................................................190 458 ....................................................221 487 ....................................................396 583 ....................................................252 624 ..............................................37, 244 1206 ..........................................108, 235 1208 ..........................................108, 235 1210 ..........................................108, 235 1212 ..........................................108, 235 1214 ..........................................108, 235 1219 ..........................................108, 235 1290 ..................................................324 1503 ....................................44, 236, 241 1508 ............................................64, 238 1525 ............................................72, 237 1529 ............................................60, 236 1531 ............................................80, 239 1531A ..........................................80, 239 1540 ....................................86, 236, 241 1561 ..................................................252 1562 ..........................................253, 255 1563 ..................................................252 1582 ..................................................252 1597 ..................................................255 1598 ..................................................255 1599 ..................................................255 2000 ............................................38, 311 2001 ..................................................311 2002 ..................................................312 2003 ............................................38, 311 2004 ..................................................324 2007 ..................................................311 2015 ..................................................301 2018 ..................................................306 2020 ..................................................317 2021 ..................................................305 2022 ..................................................306 2023 ..................................................307 2024 ..................................................307

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4412 ..................................................190 4414 ..................................................191 4624 ..................................................322 4706 ..................................................210 4720 ..................................................204 4721 ..................................................203 259-4721............................................203 4722 ..................................................203 4725 ..................................................203 4729 ..................................................209 4730 ..................................................210 4738 ............................................38, 216 4739 ............................................38, 216 4740 ............................................38, 217 4741 ..................................................216 4742 ............................................38, 217 4743 ............................................38, 217 4744 ..................................................204 4745 ..................................................204 4750 ..................................................217 4753 ..................................................216 4767 ..................................................205 4772 ..................................................217 4775 ..................................................192 4776 ..................................................192 4777 ..................................................192 4779 ..................................................192 4790 ..................................................205 4797 ............................................38, 216 5100 ..........................................391, 393 5100–22 ............................................393 5100–S2 ............................................392 5100–S4 ............................................392 5100–S5 ............................................392 5100–S7 ............................................393 5100–S9 ............................................393 5101 ..................................................392 5110 ..................................................393 5110–S5 ............................................392 5111 ..................................................393 5144 ....................................................38 5400............................................394-397 5400–17 ............................................397 5400–53 ............................................397 5400–54 ............................................397 5400–S16 ..........................................397 5400–S19 ..........................................397

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5400–S2 ............................................395 5400–S5 ............................................395 5400–S6 ............................................396 5400–S8 ............................................396 5400–S20 ..........................................397 5401 ..................................................396 5401–S14 ..........................................396 5401–S17 ..........................................395 5410 ..................................................395 5410–S14 ..........................................395 5410–S17 ..........................................395 5600 ............................................398-402 5601 ..................................................399 5602 ..................................................399 5603 ..................................402, 406, 408 5606 ..................................................401 5608 ..................................................401 5610 ..................................................401 5642 ..................................................399 5643 ..................................................399 5644 ..................................................399 5650 ..................................................400 5651 ..................................................400 5657 ..................................402, 406, 408 5659 ..................................402, 406, 408 5667 ..................................................402 5668 ..................................................402 5690 ..................................................402 5691 ..................................................401 22008 ................................................397 22012 ........................................228, 328 22033 ........................................228, 328 22046..................................227-228, 328 22068 ........................................228, 328 22546 ..................227-228, 328, 396-397 22617..........................227-228, 317, 328 23055 ..................................................37 62017 ................................................343 62018 ................................................343 62019 ................................................343 62020 ................................................343 62021 ................................................343 62022 ................................................343 62023 ................................................343 71416 ................................................322 71418 ................................................321 71422 ................................................322

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71423 ................................................322 73014 ................................................322 73056 ................................................313 449-74446..................................226, 321 190000 ..............................................191 190111 ..............................................193 190231 ..............................................220 190235 ..............................................193 190260 ..............................................191 190261 ..............................................191 190263 ..............................................204 190264 ..............................................204 190265 ..............................................191 190276 ..............................................193 190277 ..............................................193 190287 ..............................................204 190295 ..............................................191 190296 ..............................................191 190297 ..............................................191 190299 ..............................................191 190301 ..............................................191 190302 ..............................................191 190326 ..............................................217 190327 ..............................................217 190328 ..............................................217 190350 ..............................................193 190371 ..............................................193 190414 ..............................................204 190463 ..............................................191 190464 ..............................................203 190468 ..............................................210 190469 ..............................................210 190470 ..............................................210 190516 ..............................................217 190528 ..............................................210 63-190535..........................................224 63-190600..........................................222 190604 ..............................................219 190605 ..............................................219 190606 ..............................................219 190607 ..............................................220 190608 ..............................................220 190609 ..............................................220 63-190626..........................................223 38-190627..........................................222 38-190628..........................................224 190672 ..............................................216

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203101 ..............................................317 203102 ..............................................317 203103 ..............................................309 203104 ..............................................309 203301 ..............................................308 206209 ..............................................318 206209-1 ............................................318 206604 ..............................................312 206801 ..............................................313 206801-1 ............................................313 206804 ..............................................313 206804-1 ............................................313 208006 ..............................................305 208007 ..............................................305 210212 ..............................................310 210292 ..............................................310 210294 ..............................................323 221501 ..............................................315 222005 ........................................36, 244 222022 ........................................36, 244 222070 ..............................................230 226601 ..............................................318 472003 ..............................................210 474503 ..............................................211 476003 ..............................................211 476703 ..............................................211 479001 ..............................................211 479003 ..............................................211 479301 ..............................................219 479501 ..............................................219 479601 ..............................................219 500023 ..............................................319 500024 ..............................................320 500025 ..............................................319 500454 ..............................................316 504089 ..............................................321 504095 ..............................................316 560078 ..............................................401 565006 ..............................................400 565007 ..............................................400 565014 ..............................................402 565015 ..............................................402 900564 ........................................37, 243 900598 ..............................................318 900598-1 ............................................318 900599 ..............................................314 900605 ..............................................324

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900705 ........................................36, 243 900729 ................................................36 900774 ..............................................220 900952 ........................................37, 243 AE13702–003 ....................................230 AE18900 ............................................413 BD5500 ..............................................333 BD55000 ............................................334 BD55001 ............................................334 BD55004 ............................................334 BD55005 ............................................334 BD55009 ............................................335 BD55011 ............................................335 BD55012 ............................................335 BD55014 ............................................335 BD55015 ............................................335 BD55021 ............................................336 BD55029 ............................................336 BD55031 ............................................336 BD55058 ............................................336 F2015 ................................................256 F2636 ................................................260 FA2877NPNO120 ..............................221 FA5644NPNO120 ..............................221 FB9218 ................................................74 FB9219 ................................................74 FB9220 ................................................74 FC136 ..........................................66, 238 FC186 ..........................................94, 240 FC194 ..................................................46 FC195 ..........................................58, 236 FC202 ..................................86, 236, 241 FC211 ..........................................48, 238 FC212 ..........................................62, 238 FC234 ..................................78, 236, 241 FC235 ..................................................78 FC250A ........................................66, 238 FC252 ..........................................82, 243 FC254 ..................................................68 FC273 ..................................................68 FC300 ..................................44, 236, 241 FC310 ..........................................56, 236 FC318 ..........................................40, 241 FC321 ..................................84, 236, 241 FC323 ..................................................64 FC324 ..................................................68 FC325 ..................................................70

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190718 ........................................39, 223 190742 ........................................39, 224 190772 ..............................................223 190773 ..............................................223 190800 ..............................................219 190846 ..............................................192 190933 ..............................................212 190934 ..............................................212 190935 ..............................................213 190936 ..............................................214 190937 ..............................................215 190944 ..............................................217 190950 ..............................................224 63-190990....................................39, 223 190992 ..............................................212 190997 ..............................................211 191000 ..............................................203 38-191074....................................39, 223 191321 ..............................................217 191395 ..............................................192 200001 ..............................................325 202003 ..............................................310 202006 ..............................................310 202113 ..............................................306 202114 ..............................................306 202124 ..............................................324 202208........................................396-397 202220 ..............................................396 202232 ..............................................322 202411 ..............................................307 202413 ..............................................307 202414 ..............................................308 202701 ..............................................317 202702 ..............................................317 202703 ..............................................318 202712 ..............................................314 202713 ..............................................318 202901 ..............................................309 203002 ..............................................316 203002-1............................................316 203003 ..............................................319 203003-1............................................319 203005 ..............................................319 203005-1............................................319 203006 ..............................................309 203007 ..............................................308 203008 ..............................................317

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FC332 ..........................................72, 237 FC350 ..................................80, 236, 241 FC352 ..........................................84, 243 FC355 ..................................80, 236, 241 FC363 ..........................................90, 242 FC364 ..........................................92, 242 FC372 ..........................................50, 239 FC373 ..........................................50, 239 FC374 ..................................................52 FC375 ..................................................54 FC376 ..................................................54 FC377 ..................................................54 FC390 ..................................................52 FC425 ..................................................37 FC465 ..........................................94, 240 FC466 ..................................................40 FC469 ..................................................96 FC474 ..................................................64 FC498 ..................................................42 FC505 ..................................................88 FC510 ..........................................58, 236 FC555 ..................................................88 FC558 ..................................86, 236, 241 FC563 ..........................................92, 242 FC606 ..................................................70 FC650 ..................................................76 FC665 ..................................................90 FC690 ..................................................52 FC700 ..................................................74 FC701 ..................................................76 FC702 ..................................................76 FC765 ..................................................90 FC1229 ..............................................296 FC1347 ..............................107, 188-189 FC1349 ......................................188-189 FC1373 ......................................188-189 FC1389 ..............................188-189, 222 FC1410 ......................................151-155 FC1411 ......................................148, 155 FC1531 ......................................188, 189 FC1586 ......................................108, 235 FC1601 ......................................107, 179 FC1851 ..............................................295 FC1857 ..............................................296 FC1941 ......................................108, 235 FC2119 ..............................226, 321-322 FC2325 ..............................................296

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FC2326 ..............................................297 FC2383 ......................................108, 235 FC2540 ..............................107, 168-178 FC2542 ......................................108, 235 FC2642 ......................................108, 235 FC2652 ......................................108, 235 FC2697 ......................................168, 174 FC2710 ......................................168, 174 FC2713 ......................................226, 321 FC2717 ..............................107, 168-178 FC2875 ..............................................323 FC3023 ......................................107, 161 FC3425 ......................................226, 321 FC3443 ..............................107, 186, 187 FC3459 ......................................321-322 FC3471 ..............................107, 148-154 FC3596 ..............................107, 186-187 FC3680 ..............................................186 FC4014 ......................................168, 174 FC4049 ......................................169, 176 FC4050 ..............................................169 FC4051 ......................................170, 177 FC4052 ..............................................170 FC4053 ......................................172, 177 FC4054 ..............................................171 FC4098 ..............................................187 FC4373 ......................................171, 177 FC4374 ......................................170, 176 FC4387 ......................................170, 176 FC4507 ..............................................169 FC4513 ..............................................171 FC4562 ......................................168, 175 FC4564 ......................................169, 175 FC4571 ......................................168, 175 FC4582 ..............................................177 FC4612 ..............................................170 FC4957 ..............................................150 FC4960 ..............................................152 FC5014 ..............................................168 FC5026 ..............................................168 FC5049 ..............................................169 FC5050 ..............................................169 FC5051 ..............................................170 FC5052 ..............................................170 FC5053 ..............................................172 FC5054 ..............................................171 FC5060 ..............................................214

FC5075 FC5098 FC5130 FC5131 FC5133 FC5135 FC5136 FC5137 FC5138 FC5139 FC5140 FC5141 FC5142 FC5143 FC5144 FC5258 FC5275 FC5321 FC5322 FC5323 FC5325 FC5327 FC5329 FC5370 FC5371 FC5372 FC5373 FC5374 FC5379 FC5380 FC5387 FC5432 FC5503 FC5504 FC5507 FC5513 FC5560 FC5562 FC5564 FC5571 FC5582 FC5612 FC5805 FC5806 FC5807 FC5808 FC5809

..............................................199 ..............................................187 ..............................................200 ..............................................200 ..............................................200 ..............................................201 ..............................................201 ..............................................201 ..............................................201 ..............................................201 ..............................................201 ..............................................202 ..............................................201 ..............................................201 ..............................................200 ..............................................168 ..............................................180 ..............................................174 ..............................................174 ..............................................174 ..............................................176 ..............................................177 ..............................................177 ..............................................176 ..............................................177 ..............................................176 ..............................................171 ..............................................170 ..............................................200 ..............................................201 ..............................................170 ..............................................207 ..............................................175 ..............................................171 ..............................................169 ..............................................171 ..............................................175 ..............................................168 ..............................................169 ..............................................168 ..............................................171 ..............................................170 ..............................................181 ..............................................181 ..............................................181 ..............................................182 ..............................................182

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FC5810 FC5811 FC5812 FC5813 FC5814 FC5847 FC5848 FC5849 FC5853 FC5936 FC5937 FC5954 FC5957 FC5960 FC5963 FC5965 FC5967 FC5969 FC5973 FC5974 FC5975 FC5976 FC5977 FC5978 FC5979 FC5980 FC5981 FC5982 FC5983 FC5984 FC5985 FC5986 FC5987 FC5988 FC5989 FC5990 FC5991 FC5992 FC5993 FC6216 FC6217 FC6220 FC6330 FC7031 FC7048 FC7049 FC7216

..............................................182 ..............................................183 ..............................................183 ..............................................183 ..............................................183 ..............................................217 ..............................................217 ..............................................217 ..............................................216 ..............................................183 ..............................................183 ..............................................196 ..............................................150 ..............................................152 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................214 ..............................................214 ..............................................214 ..............................................212 ..............................................212 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................208 ..............................................187 ..............................................187 ..............................................187 ..............................................152 ..............................................193 ..............................................197 ..............................................197 ..............................................187

FC7217 FC7220 FC7275 FC7330 FC7370 FC7371 FC7372 FC7373 FC7374 FC7474 FC7573 FC7597 FC7603 FC7606 FC7639 FC7640 FC7646 FC7662 FC7703 FC7713 FC7714 FC7715 FC7740 FC7790 FC7811 FC7882 FC7883 FC7983 FC7984 FC7985 FC7986 FC7987 FC7988 FC7989 FC7990 FC7991 FC7992 FC8152 FC8153 FC8155 FC8625 FC8627 FC8724 FC8725 FC8726 FC8727 FC8779

..............................................187 ..............................................187 ..............................................219 ..............................................152 ..............................................213 ..............................................214 ..............................................214 ..............................................214 ..............................................215 ..............................................197 ..............................................197 ..............................................180 ..............................................180 ..............................................180 ..............................................212 ..............................................212 ..............................................197 ..............................................197 ..............................................215 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................214 ..............................................212 ..............................................214 ..............................................214 ..............................................180 ..............................................180 ..............................................213 ..............................................214 ..............................................198 ..............................................198 ..............................................198 ..............................................198 ..............................................199 ..............................................199 ..............................................199 ..............................................199 ..............................................161 ..............................................161 ..............................................161 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................151 ..............................................150 ..............................................152 ..............................................153 ..............................................186

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FC8802 ..............................................152 FC8853 ..............................................150 FC8854 ..............................................151 FC8855 ..............................................151 FC8856 ..............................................153 FC8929 ..............................................150 FC9034 ..............................................214 FC9062 ..............................................224 FC9063 ..............................................224 FC9066 ..............................................214 FC9118 ..............................................214 FC9152 ..............................................161 FC9153 ..............................................161 FC9155 ..............................................161 FC9171 ..............................................223 FC9341 ..............................................223 FC9459 ..............................................214 FC9625 ..............................................149 FC9634 ..............................................213 FC9724 ..............................................151 FC9725 ..............................................150 FC9726 ..............................................152 FC9727 ..............................................153 FC9779 ..............................................186 FC9802 ..............................................152 FC9846 ..............................................186 FC9853 ..............................................150 FC9854 ..............................................151 FC9855 ..............................................151 FC9856 ..............................................153 FC9929 ..............................................150 FD15 ..................................................366 FD15–1000 ........................................367 FD15–1002 ........................................367 FD15–1025 ........................................367 FD15–1026 ........................................367 FD21 ..................................................368 FD21–1001 ........................................369 FD21–1002 ........................................369 FD35 ..................................................370 FD35–1000 ........................................371 FD35–1001 ........................................371 FD35–1002 ........................................371 FD35–1006 ........................................372 FD35–1007 ........................................371 FD35–1008 ........................................371 FD35–1042 ........................................372

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FD35–1043 ........................................372 FD35–1044 ........................................372 FD40 ..................................................360 FD40–1000 ........................................361 FD40–1001 ........................................361 FD40–1013 ................................361, 365 FD40–1014 ................................361, 365 FD41 ..................................................362 FD41–1000 ........................................363 FD41–1013 ........................................363 FD41–1014 ........................................363 FD42 ..................................................373 FD42–1000 ........................................374 FD42–1001 ........................................374 FD42–1002 ........................................374 FD42–1006 ........................................374 FD42–1008 ........................................374 FD42–1010 ........................................374 FD43 ..................................................364 FD43–1001 ........................................365 FD43–1011 ........................................365 FD43–1031 ........................................365 FD45 Brass ........................................379 FD45 Stainless Steel ........................382 FD45 Steel ........................................376 FD45–1000 ........................................377 FD45–1001 ........................................383 FD45–1002 ........................................377 FD45–1003 ........................................377 FD45–1004 ........................................383 FD45–1005 ........................................383 FD45–1040 ........................378, 381, 384 FD45–1041 ........................378, 381, 384 FD45–1044 ........................................378 FD45–1045 ........................................378 FD45–1046 ........................................378 FD45–1047 ........................................377 FD45–1052 ........................................384 FD45–1053 ........................................383 FD45–1056 ........................................384 FD45–1059 ........................................384 FD45–1061 ........................................377 FD45–1062 ........................................383 FD45–1063 ........................................377 FD45–1064 ........................................377 FD45–1065 ........................................377 FD45–1070 ........................................377

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FD45–1071 ........................................377 FD45–1072 ........................................377 FD45–1075 ........................................383 FD45–1076 ........................................383 FD45–1078 ........................................383 FD45–1086 ........................................380 FD45–1090 ........................................380 FD45–1091 ........................................380 FD45–1092 ........................................380 FD45–1100 ........................................380 FD45–1101 ........................................380 FD45–1120 ........................................383 FD45–1121 ........................................383 FD45–1122 ........................................383 FD45–1142 ........................................383 FD45–1143 ........................................384 FD45–1153 ........................................380 FD45–1156 ........................................380 FD45–1157 ........................................380 FD45–1172 ........................................377 FD45–1173 ........................................378 FD45–1174 ........................................381 FD45–1175 ........................................380 FD45–1176 ........................................380 FD45–1177 ........................................381 FD45–1178 ........................................380 FD45–1179 ........................................381 FD45–1180 ........................................380 FD45–1194 ........................................384 FD45–1195 ........................................383 FD45–1197 ........................................384 FD45–1199 ........................................381 FD45–1201 ........................................381 FD45–1203 ........................................381 FD45–1206 ........................................378 FD45–1207 ........................................377 FD45–1209 ........................................384 FD45–1211 ........................................381 FD45–1228 ........................................378 FD45–1229 ........................................378 FD45–1267 ........................................385 FD45–1270 ........................................385 FD45–1399 ........................................380 FD45–1400 ........................................380 FD48 ..................................................386 FD48–1000 ........................................387 FD48–1001 ........................................387

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FD48–1002 ........................................387 FD48–1042 ................................375, 387 FD49 ..................................................388 FD49–1001 ........................................389 FD49–1002 ........................................389 FD49–1004 ........................................389 FD49–1005 ........................................389 FD49–1014 ........................................390 FD49–1042 ........................................390 FD49–1057 ........................................389 FD49–1088 ........................................390 FD49–1200 ........................................390 FD51–1264 ........................................392 FD51–1265 ........................................392 FD51–1266 ........................................392 FD51–1267 ........................................392 FD51–1268 ........................................392 FD51–1269 ........................................392 FD51–1270 ........................................392 FD51–1272 ........................................392 FD56–1009 ........................................401 FD56–1012 ........................................401 FD56–1037 ........................................399 FD56–1062 ........................................399 FD56–1064 ........................................399 FD56–1065 ........................................399 FD56–1070 ........................................400 FD56–1071 ........................................400 FD56–1072 ........................................401 FD56–1074 ........................................401 FD56–1075 ........................................401 FD56–1081 ........................................402 FD56–1082 ........................................402 FD56–1123 ........................................400 FD56–1125 ........................................400 FD56–1196 ........................................400 FD56–1201 ........................................400 FD56–1204 ........................................399 FD56–1205 ........................................400 FD56–1207 ........................................399 FD56–1208 ........................................400 FD56–1209 ........................................401 FD56–1210 ........................................402 FD56–1221 ........................................401 FD56–1225 ........................................399 FD56–1226 ........................................400 FD56–1233 ........................................401

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FD86–1010 ........................................415 FD86–1016 ........................................417 FD86–1018 ........................................417 FD86–1035 ........................................417 FD86–1039 ........................................416 FD86–1040 ........................................416 FD86–1041 ........................................416 FD86–1042 ........................................415 FD86–1043 ........................................415 FD86–1044 ........................................415 FD86–1049 ........................................416 FD86–1050 ........................................416 FD86–1051 ........................................416 FD86–1052 ........................................415 FD86–1053 ........................................415 FD86–1054 ........................................415 FD86–1055 ........................................416 FD86–1056 ........................................416 FD86–1057 ........................................415 FD86–1058 ........................................415 FD86–1059 ........................................416 FD86–1060 ........................................416 FD86–1061 ........................................415 FD86–1062 ........................................415 FD90 ..................................................422 FD90–1004 ........................................423 FD90–1012 ........................................423 FD90–1021 ........................................423 FD90–1034 ........................................423 FD90–1035 ........................................423 FD90–1040 ........................................423 FD90–1041 ........................................423 FD90–1044 ........................................423 FD90–1045 ........................................423 FD90–1046 ........................................423 FD93–1047 ........................................423 FF013 ..........................................377-378 FF014 ..........................................377-378 FF015 ..........................................377-378 FF016 ..........................................380-381 FF017 ..........................................380-381 FF018 ..........................................380-381 FF028 ................................................343 FF054 ..........................................383-384 FF055 ..........................................383-384 FF056 ..........................................383-384 FF082 ..........................................399-402

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FF092..........................................399-402 FF093..........................................399-402 FF095..........................................392-393 FF097..........................................392-393 FF098..........................................392-393 FF288 ..................................................39 FF593 ................................................226 FF595 ................................................226 FF824 ................................................226 FF974 ................................................343 FF975 ................................................343 FF1010 ..............................................318 FF1026 ..............................................313 FF1065 ..............................................317 FF1066 ..............................................315 FF1131 ..............................................323 FF1159 ..............................................313 FF1161 ..............................................319 FF1162 ..............................................303 FF1167 ..............................................319 FF1307 ..............................................323 FF1315 ..............................................323 FF1327 ..............................................324 FF1353 ..............................................324 FF1354 ..............................................324 FF1607 ..............................................375 FF1851T ............................................296 FF1852T ............................................297 FF1854T ............................................297 FF1856T ............................................296 FF1857T ............................................300 FF1858T ............................................296 FF1861T ............................................298 FF1865T ............................................298 FF1868T ............................................297 FF1898T ............................................299 FF1922T ............................................296 FF1980 ..............................................325 FF1981 ..............................................325 FF1994T ............................................300 FF2000T ............................................299 FF2001T ............................................298 FF2030T ............................................300 FF2031T ............................................298 FF2032T ............................................298 FF2035T ............................................299 FF2068T ............................................297

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FD56–1234 ........................................402 FD69 ..................................................403 FD69–1000 ........................................404 FD69–1001 ........................................404 FD69–1002 ........................................404 FD69–1010 ........................................404 FD69–1011 ........................................404 FD69–1012 ........................................404 FD69–1026 ........................................404 FD69–1027 ........................................404 FD69–1028 ........................................404 FD69–1029 ........................................404 FD70 ..................................................409 FD70–1010 ........................................409 FD71 ..................................................405 FD71–1001 ........................................406 FD72 ..................................................407 FD72–1001 ........................................408 FD76 ..................................................409 FD76–1002 ........................406, 408-409 FD76–1010 ........................................409 FD83 ..................................................410 FD83–1000 ........................................411 FD83–1001 ........................................411 FD83–1002 ........................................412 FD83–1003 ........................................411 FD83–1004 ........................................413 FD83–1005 ........................................411 FD83–1007 ........................................412 FD83–1008 ........................................412 FD83–1014 ........................................412 FD83–1024 ........................................413 FD83–1025 ........................................411 FD83–1026 ........................................412 FD83–1032 ........................................413 FD83–1033 ........................................413 FD83–1040 ........................................413 FD86 ..................................................414 FD86–1000 ........................................416 FD86–1001 ........................................416 FD86–1002 ........................................416 FD86–1003 ........................................416 FD86–1004 ........................................416 FD86–1005 ........................................415 FD86–1006 ........................................415 FD86–1007 ........................................415 FD86–1008 ........................................415

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FF2093T ............................................298 FF2098T ............................................299 FF2114T ............................................300 FF2115T ............................................296 FF2137 ..............................................318 FF2138 ..............................................318 FF2211T ............................................297 FF2227T ............................................297 FF2281T ............................................299 FF2593 ..............................................327 FF5162 ..............................................320 FF5163 ..............................................316 FF5164 ..............................................316 FF5238 ..............................................320 FF5239 ..............................................319 FF5321 ..............................................321 FF5539 ..............................................320 FF5540 ..............................................320 FF5541 ..............................................319 FF9016 ......................................227, 328 FF9075 ..............................................300 FF9148 ..............................................220 FF9173 ..............................................323 FF9217 ................................................37 FF9315–01 ........................................344 FF9330A–01 ......................................344 FF9446................................227-228, 328 FF9508 ..............................................227 FF9509 ..............................................227 FF9605 ..............................................324 FF9672 ..............................................227 FF9766 ..............................................300 FF9767 ..............................................300 FF9768 ..............................................300 FF9807 ......................................228, 328 FF9855 ......................................228, 328 FF9863 ..............................................300 FF10019 ............................................390 FF10166 ............................................404 FF10173 ............................................372 FF10174 ............................................372 FF10175 ............................................372 FF10257 ............................................251 FF10265-01........................................328 FF10266-01................................227, 328 FF10273-01................................227, 328 FF10280-01................................227, 328

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FF10306 ............................................390 FF10593 ............................................416 FF10594 ............................................416 FF10595 ............................................416 FF10596 ............................................416 FF10597 ............................................416 FF10598 ............................................416 FF10915 ............................................369 FF90102 ............................................295 FF90103 ............................................295 FF90146 ............................................295 FF90152 ............................................220 FF90174 ............................................288 FG1125HJH0120 ..............................221 FG1125KMK0120 ..............................221 FG1125MMM0120 ............................221 FG1126HJH0120 ..............................221 FG1126KMK0120 ..............................221 FG1126MMM0120 ............................221 FG1148HJH0120 ..............................221 FG1148KMK0120 ..............................221 FG1148MMM0120 ............................221 FG1276MPM0120 ............................221 FG1276NPN0120 ..............................221 FJ5020 ..............................................185 FJ5021 ..............................................185 FJ5100 ..............................................198 FJ5102 ..............................................198 FJ6260 ..............................................179 FJ6261 ..............................................179 FJ6274 ..............................................179 FJ6277 ..............................................179 FJ7023 ..............................................218 FJ7041 ........................................188-189 FJ7044 ..............................................218 FJ7187 ..............................................160 FJ7188 ..............................................154 FJ7192 ..............................................160 FJ7193 ..............................................160 FJ7194 ..............................................160 FJ7198 ..............................................212 FJ7199 ..............................................199 FJ7200 ..............................................209 FJ7201 ..............................................202 FJ7202 ..............................................202 FJ7203 ..............................................202 FJ7204 ..............................................203

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FJ7213 ..............................................212 FJ7215 ..............................................212 FJ7217 ..............................................212 FJ7221 ..............................................209 FJ7222 ..............................................200 FJ7223 ..............................................200 FJ7227 ..............................................200 FJ7228 ..............................................209 FJ7229 ..............................................209 FJ7260 ..............................................179 FJ7261 ..............................................179 FJ7274 ..............................................179 FJ7277 ..............................................179 FJ7286 ..............................................216 FJ7292 ..............................................222 FJ7293 ..............................................222 FJ7294 ..............................................222 FJ7295 ..............................................222 FJ7344 ..............................................209 FJ7345 ..............................................209 FJ7346 ..............................................209 FJ7347 ..............................................209 FJ7358 ..............................................218 FJ7905 ..............................................156 FJ7938 ..............................................185 FJ8029 ......................................168, 175 FJ8030 ......................................168, 175 FJ8031 ......................................169, 175 FJ8307 ..............................................154 FJ8587........................................188-189 FJ8608........................................173-178 FJ8609 ..............................................154 FJ8611........................................173-178 FJ8612 ..............................................154 FJ8614........................................173-178 FJ8715 ..............................................154 FJ8717........................................173-178 FJ8760 ..............................................155 FJ8761 ..............................................150 FJ8762 ..............................................150 FJ8763 ..............................................150 FJ8764 ..............................................150 FJ8765 ..............................................151 FJ8766 ..............................................151 FJ8767 ..............................................151 FJ8768 ..............................................151 FJ8769 ..............................................152

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FJ8770 FJ8771 FJ8772 FJ8773 FJ8774 FJ8775 FJ8776 FJ8777 FJ8778 FJ8779 FJ8780 FJ8896 FJ8897 FJ8898 FJ8899 FJ9023 FJ9024 FJ9025 FJ9026 FJ9027 FJ9028 FJ9029 FJ9030 FJ9031 FJ9033 FJ9035 FJ9036 FJ9037 FJ9038 FJ9064 FJ9065 FJ9066 FJ9068 FJ9121 FJ9122 FJ9123 FJ9124 FJ9125 FJ9126 FJ9127 FJ9129 FJ9130 FJ9132 FJ9133 FJ9235 FJ9236 FJ9237

..............................................152 ..............................................152 ..............................................152 ..............................................153 ..............................................153 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................154 ..............................................154 ..............................................154 ..............................................154 ..............................................177 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................213 ..............................................168 ..............................................168 ..............................................169 ..............................................215 ..............................................175 ..............................................175 ..............................................175 ..............................................175 ..............................................207 ..............................................207 ..............................................207 ..............................................216 ..............................................156 ..............................................156 ..............................................156 ..............................................157 ..............................................157 ..............................................157 ..............................................158 ..............................................158 ..............................................158 ..............................................158 ..............................................158 ..............................................158 ..............................................158 ..............................................158

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FJ9372 ..............................................185 FJ9373 ..............................................185 FJ9480 ..............................................184 FJ9481 ..............................................184 FJ9482 ..............................................184 FJ9483 ..............................................184 FJ9486 ..............................................216 FJ9514 ..............................................157 FJ9515 ..............................................157 FJ9516 ..............................................157 FJ9567 ..............................................148 FJ9568 ..............................................148 FJ9569 ..............................................150 FJ9571 ..............................................150 FJ9573 ..............................................151 FJ9575 ..............................................151 FJ9579 ..............................................152 FJ9581 ..............................................153 FJ9587........................................188-189 FJ9588........................................188-189 FJ9606 ..............................................154 FJ9608 ..............................................173 FJ9609 ..............................................154 FJ9611 ..............................................173 FJ9612 ..............................................154 FJ9614 ..............................................173 FJ9656........................................188-189 FJ9706 ..............................................194 FJ9707 ..............................................194 FJ9708 ..............................................194 FJ9709 ..............................................194 FJ9715 ..............................................154 FJ9717 ..............................................173 FJ9718 ..............................................178 FJ9719 ..............................................178 FJ9720 ..............................................178 FJ9721 ..............................................178 FJ9724 ..............................................199 FJ9725 ..............................................199 FJ9726 ..............................................199 FJ9727 ..............................................199 FJ9728 ..............................................202 FJ9729 ..............................................202 FJ9730 ..............................................202 FJ9731 ..............................................202 FJ9732 ..............................................205 FJ9733 ..............................................205

FJ9734 FJ9735 FJ9736 FJ9737 FJ9738 FJ9739 FJ9740 FJ9741 FJ9742 FJ9743 FJ9744 FJ9745 FJ9746 FJ9747 FJ9759 FJ9760 FJ9761 FJ9762 FJ9763 FJ9764 FJ9765 FJ9766 FJ9767 FJ9768 FJ9769 FJ9770 FJ9771 FJ9772 FJ9773 FJ9774 FJ9775 FJ9776 FJ9777 FJ9778 FJ9779 FJ9780 FJ9781 FJ9782 FJ9783 FJ9784 FJ9785 FJ9786 FJ9787 FJ9788 FJ9789 FJ9790 FJ9791

..............................................205 ..............................................205 ..............................................211 ..............................................211 ..............................................211 ..............................................212 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ..............................................215 ......................................148, 155 ......................................148, 155 ..............................................150 ..............................................150 ..............................................150 ..............................................150 ..............................................151 ..............................................151 ..............................................151 ..............................................151 ..............................................152 ..............................................152 ..............................................152 ..............................................152 ..............................................153 ..............................................153 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................149 ..............................................161 ..............................................161 ..............................................163 ..............................................163 ..............................................163 ..............................................163 ..............................................164 ..............................................164 ..............................................164 ..............................................164 ..............................................165

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FJ9792 ..............................................165 FJ9793 ..............................................165 FJ9794 ..............................................165 FJ9795 ..............................................166 FJ9796 ..............................................166 FJ9797 ..............................................162 FJ9798 ..............................................162 FJ9799 ..............................................162 FJ9800 ..............................................162 FJ9801 ..............................................162 FJ9802 ..............................................162 FJ9891 ..............................................159 FJ9892 ..............................................159 FJ9893 ..............................................159 FJ9894 ..............................................159 FJ9896 ..............................................154 FJ9897 ..............................................154 FJ9898 ..............................................154 FJ9899 ..............................................154 FJ9900 ..............................................167 FJ9901 ..............................................167 FJ9902 ..............................................167 FJ9903 ..............................................167 FJ9915 ..............................................148 FJ9916 ..............................................148 FJ9917 ..............................................161 FS5500 ..............................................337 FS5900 ..............................................340 FS55005 ............................................338 FS55009 ............................................338 FS55012 ............................................338 FS55014 ............................................339 FS55021 ............................................338 FS55029 ............................................339 FS55031 ............................................339 FS55058 ............................................338 FS55059 ............................................339 FS59000 ............................................342 FS59001 ............................................342 FS59002 ............................................341 FS59003 ............................................341 FS59004 ............................................341 FS59005 ............................................341 FS59006 ............................................342 FS59011 ............................................342 FT1013........................................252-253 FT1023 ..............................................258

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FT1028 ..............................................254 FT1033 ..............................................254 FT1038A ......................................39, 256 FT1058 ..............................................264 FT1081 ..............................................256 FT1090 ..............................................256 FT1092........................................248-249 FT1095 ..............................................255 FT1097 ..............................................252 FT1101 ......................................259, 261 FT1200 ..............................................257 FT1204 ..............................................250 FT1209 ..............................................250 FT1211 ..............................................255 FT1215 ......................................259, 261 FT1220 ......................................252, 255 FT1229 ..............................................262 FT1230 ..............................................262 FT1231 ..............................................262 FT1234 ..............................................254 FT1238 ..............................................258 FT1240 ..............................................262 FT1242 ..............................................251 FT1243........................................181-185 FT1258 ..............................................257 FT1259 ..............................................257 FT1260 ..............................................260 FT1261 ..............................................263 FT1268 ..............................................256 FT1271 ..............................................255 FT1279 ..............................................262 FT1281 ..............................................253 FT1282 ..............................................251 FT1283 ..............................................249 FT1284 ......................................185, 251 FT1297 ..............................................256 FT1307 ..............................................250 FT1310 ..............................................247 FT1312 ..............................................263 FT1320 ..............................................248 FT1328 ..............................................258 FT1330 ..............................................248 FT1330-XL ........................................248 FT1380 ..............................................247 FT1390 ..............................................249 GG106-NP ........................................326 GG108-NP ........................................326

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GG110-NP ........................................327 GG306-NP ........................................327 GG308-NP ........................................326 GG310-NP ........................................327 GH134..................................................88 GH194..................................................46 GH195..................................................58 GH493..........................................66, 238 GH663..........................................48, 238 GH681..................................................56 GH683..................................................56 GH781..................................................60 GH793..........................................62, 238 S1026 ........................................259, 261 S1043 ................................................261 S1102 ................................................261 S1104 ................................................259 S1118 ........................................259, 261 S1120 ................................................261 SC1681 ..............................................261 SC1709 ......................................259, 261 SC1772 ..............................................259

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Hydraulic

40-70

Special Application

72-96

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Hose

How To Order Accurate processing and prompt delivery of your order depend on easy identification of your requirements. Please order Aeroquip parts using correct part numbers as described in this catalog. Inquiries and orders should be directed to your Aeroquip Distributor or: Aeroquip Corporation Americas Industrial Division 1695 Indian Wood Circle P.O. Box 700 Maumee, OH 43537-0700 Phone: 419-891-5100 FAX: 419-891-7890

Part numbers and dash sizes Dash size designates the nominal size in 16ths of an inch. This number immediately follows the part number and is separated from it with a dash.

Dimensions Dimensions given in this catalog for Aeroquip products are approximate and should be used for reference only. Exact dimensional information for a given product is subject to change and varying tolerances; contact Aeroquip directly for full current information.

Hose assemblies Aeroquip manufactures the terminal ends of our hose fittings to the appropriate requirements established by the SAE. Therefore, the performance ratings of these hose fittings meet the SAE requirements. It is possible to order a hose assembly with a fitting terminal end that has a performance rating lower than the hose rating. When ordering hose assemblies, please keep the connecting end performance rating in mind since this may affect overall hose assembly performance. Hose assembly components (hose and fittings) are easily assembled in the field. However, factory assembled reusable and crimped hose assemblies are available. For complete information, contact Aeroquip.

Cut length hose Cut lengths of hose should be ordered as shown below by specifying lengths in inches. For numeric part numbers:

2651- 10- 00484

Hose type 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 Quantity (in feet) Hose type Hose size (in 16ths of an inch)

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Hose Index AEROQUIP SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO AND DISCLAIMS ANY OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ALL CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT DAMAGES) ARISING OUT OF BREACH OF CONTRACT OR OF WARRANTY OR ARISING FROM TORT CLAIMS (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION NEGLIGENCE AND STRICT LIABILITY) OR OTHER THEORIES OF LAW WITH RESPECT TO ANY HOSE ASSEMBLIES NOT PRODUCED FROM GENUINE AEROQUIP HOSE FITTINGS, HOSE AND AEROQUIP APPROVED EQUIPMENT, AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH AEROQUIP PROCESS AND PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH SPECIFIC HOSE ASSEMBLY. Failure to follow Aeroquip process and product instructions and limitations could lead to premature hose assembly failures resulting in property damage, serious injury or death. Routing If the user will follow the recommendations on hose line routing and installation on page 31, improved safety and longer service life of any hose installation will result.

Alphabetical index Product

Page

Agency hose listings 20-21 Analyzing failures 33-35 AQP Hose 16-17 Clamps 36-37 Cleaning, inspection, testing and storage 32 Coils 36-37 Dust Cap 37 Dust Plug 37 Flow capacities of hose assemblies at suggested flow velocities 28 Fluid compatibility 22-26 Hose 40-96 Hydraulic 40-70 ® AQP 40,42,44,46,58,64,68,70 ® AQP/HI-IMPULSE 46,58 58 AQP/HI-PAC® Double wire braid 58,60,62,64 Four heavy spiral wire 66,68 Four light spiral wire 64 Four or six spiral wire 68,70

Product

Page

HI-IMPULSE® 46,48,58,60,62 HI-PAC® 56,58 ® 46,58 MatchMate Blue MatchMate Plus® 48,60,62 Polyon™/Thermoplastic 50-54 Single wire braid 44-48,56 Textile braid 40-42 Wire inserted suction 40 Special application 72-96 Air brake 80,82 AQP® 72,78,80 Convoluted Teflon 90,92 Engine and air brake 80 Fuel and oil 76,78 LPG 84 Polyon recoil air assemblies 74 Power steering 78 Railroad air brake 80 Refrigeration/Air conditioning 86,88,90 Sewer cleaning 74,76

Product

Page

Silicone rubber (coolant) 84 Silicone rubber (heater) 82 SOCKETLESS™ 72,74 Teflon 90,92,94,96 Textile braid low pressure 72,74 Hose dash size to maximum operating pressure 18-19 Hose pressure drop 29 Hose routing and installation 31 How to order 14 Hydraulic fluids and lubrication oil 24-26 Kits 38-39 Compressor discharge line replacement 39 SOCKETLESS™ 38 Protective coils, sleeves and clamps 36-37 Selection, installation and maintenance of hose and assemblies – SAEJ1273 Nov. 91 27 Service life factors 30 Sleeves 36-37

Part number index Part No.

302A 303 624 1503 1508 1525 1529 1531 1531A 1540 2000 2003 2081 2550 2554 2555 2556 2565 2570 2575 2580 2583 2651 2661

Page

44 44 37 44 64 72 60 80 80 86 38 38 38 82 82 78 72 72 82 74 42 42 46 40

Part No.

2681 2766 2781 2807 2808 4738 4739 4740 4742 4743 4797 5144 23055 190718 190742 63-190990 38-191074 222005 222022 900564 900705 900729 900952 FB9218

Page

Part No.

Page

48 62 60 94 96 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 37 39 39 39 39 36 36 37 36 36 37 74

FB9219 FB9220 FC136 FC186 FC194 FC195 FC202 FC211 FC212 FC234 FC235 FC250A FC252 FC254 FC273 FC300 FC310 FC318 FC321 FC323 FC324 FC325 FC332 FC350

74 74 66 94 46 58 86 48 62 78 78 66 82 68 68 44 56 40 84 64 68 70 72 80

Part No.

FC352 FC355 FC363 FC364 FC372 FC373 FC374 FC375 FC376 FC377 FC390 FC425 FC465 FC466 FC469 FC474 FC498 FC505 FC510 FC555 FC558 FC563 FC606 FC650

Page

84 80 90 92 50 50 52 54 54 54 52 37 94 40 96 64 42 88 58 88 86 92 70 76

Part No.

FC665 FC690 FC700 FC701 FC702 FC765 FF288 FF9217 FT1038A GH134 GH194 GH195 GH493 GH663 GH681 GH683 GH781 GH793

Page

90 52 74 76 76 90 39 37 39 88 46 58 66 48 56 56 60 62

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Hose

Flexible hose lines offer many advantages over rigid tubing including routing ease, vibration absorption, sound deadening and the ability to accommodate movement of connected components. However, hose lines require caution in use not only to provide long service but also to guard against potentially dangerous failure. Important The user should carefully observe the precautions listed in this catalog, including the recommendations on the selection of hose and fittings (pages 18-35) and the pages on fluid compatibility (pages 22-26). In addition, care should be taken not to exceed the minimum bend radius listed for each hose size and type in the hose section. Maximum operating pressure should not exceed pressures listed in the hose data. Instructions for assembling fittings to different hoses should be followed carefully to ensure the performance of the completed assembly. Warning Aeroquip fitting tolerances are engineered to match Aeroquip hose tolerances. The use of Aeroquip fittings on hose supplied by other manufacturers and/or the use of Aeroquip hose with fittings supplied by other manufacturers may result in the production of unreliable and unsafe hose assemblies and is neither recommended nor authorized by Aeroquip.

AQP速 Hose

Hose

The Aeroquip problem-solving family of AQP速 hose featuring the patented* AQP速 * elastomer with temperatures up to +300属F Patent Number 4,366,746 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 quality 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.

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AQP® Hose

Hose

The scientifically superior 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 conditions where fluid compatibility and chemical resistance are required. Has a blue AQP elastomer 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 operating temperature range for low pressure applications. Used with Aeroquip SOCKETLESS 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

Hose tube identification chart 1. Synthetic rubber 4. AQP See pages 22-24 2. Teflon 5. Special application hose for Fluid Compatibility

3. Thermoplastic

Hose dash size to maximum operating pressure Hose Part Number

All pressures in psi HOSE DASH SIZE

Page

Hose Tube

FC252 FC235 FC352* Recoil Air Hose

82 78 84

-02

-03

-04

-05

-06

-08

-10

-12

-16

5 5 5

100

180

2575 2550 2554

74 82 82

1 5 5

250

250 225 225

250

200

2570 1525 2556

82 72 72

5 1 1

360 360

225 300 300

225 250 250

250 250

FC332 2565 1531 1531A

72 72 80 80

4 1 5 5

250 300

250 250

250 200

250 175 300

2661* FC318* FC321

40 40 84

4 1 5

1540 FC202 FC498 FC505 FC466 FC555

86 86 42 88 40 88

5 5 4 5 I 5

FC558 FC665 FC765 302A 2580 FC186 GH134 2555

86 90 90 44 42 94 88 78

5 5 5 1 1 2 5 1

2583 FC650 FC364 FC363

42 76 92 90

1 4 2 2

1250 1000

FC355 FC234 FC350 FC563

80 78 80 92

4 5 4 2

1500

FC700 FC390 2808 FC211 FC690 FC465 2807

76 52 96 48 52 94 96

5 3 2 1 3 2 2

-20

-24

-32

-40

-48

100 100

62 62

56 56

100

250 125 300 300

350

350 500 400 500 400

500 500 1000 1000

2000

3000 3000

250 250 350

200 200

150 150

350

350 500 400 500 400

350 500 350 500 350

350 500 350 500 350 500

350

500

600 600 500

550 600 500

800 500

600 450

500 400

350 350

500 500 800 1000

1500 1500 1500

650 1000 500 1125

625 750 500

1125 1000

1000 1000 1250 1250

1500 1500 1500

2500 2750 2750 3000 3000

300 300 350

3000 3000

2250 2500 2500 2500

1250 1250 1250 1250 2500 2750 2000 2500 2000 2000

750 1000 1100 1100

565

375

1000 1000

750 750

500 500

750 750 750 1100

400 400 400 1000

300

250

200

300 1000

250 750

500

2000

2500

1750 1250

1500 1000

1125

1500 1500

1200 1200

1000 1000

625 625

1000

1250 1250 1250

*See hose page for dash sizes not listed.

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800

Dash Size to Maximum Operating Pressure

Hose Part Number

Hose

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 temperature, concentration of fluid, intermittent or continuous exposure, etc. For further details on a specific hose see the respective catalog pages or consult your local Aeroquip Sales Representative or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial Division, Maumee, Ohio.

All pressures in psi HOSE DASH SIZE

Page

Hose Tube

FC373 FC372 FC300 1503 2651

50 50 44 44 46

3 3 4 1 1

303 GH681 GH683 FC194 GH194 GH663

44 56 56 46 46 48

1 1 1 4 4 1

2681 FC701 FC702 FC250A GH493 FC323 FC324 FC469 1508

48 76 76 66 66 64 68 96 64

1 5 5 1 1 4 4 2 1

FC474 FC374 FC375 FC212

64 52 54 62

1 3 3 1

2766 1529 FC310

62 60 56

FC510 FC325 FC273 FC136 2781 FC195 GH195 GH781 GH793*** FC254 FC376 FC377 FC606

-02

-03

-04

-05

-06

-08

-10

-12

-16

-20

-24

-32

-40

2500 2500

3000 3000

2750 2750 3000 3000 3000

2500 2500 3000 3000 3000

2250 2250 2250 2250 2250

2000 2000 2000 2000 2000

1500 1750 1750 1750

1250 1250 1500 1500 1500

1000 1000 800 800 800

625 625 625

500 500 500

300 350 350

3000 3000 3000 3250 3250 3250

3000

2000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000

2000 3000 3000 2500 2500 2500

1750

1500

2000 2000

1750 1800 1800

1250 1300 1300

900 900

3250

3000

2500

2000

700

500

4000 4000

3000 3000 3000

2500 2500 3000

2500

4000

1250 2500 3000 4000 4000

900 2500

4000

1750 2500 3000 4000 4000

3000

4000 4000 3000

4000

4000 4500

4000 4000 4000

3000

2500

5000 5000 5000 5000

4000 4000 4000 4000

3500 3500 3500 3500

2250 2250 2250 2250

2000 2000 2000 2000

1625

1250

1125

1 1 1

5000 5000 5000

4000 4000 4000

3500 3500 3500

2750 2750

2250 2250 2250

2000 2000 2000

1625 1625 1625

1250 1250

1000 1125

58 70 68 66

4 4 1 1

5000

4000

3500

2750

2250 5000 5000 4000

2000 5000 5000 4000

1625 5000 3000

5000 2500

60 58 58 60 62 68 54 54 70

1 4 4 1 1 1 3 3 1

5750 5750 5750 5750 5750

3000 3000 3000 3125 3125 6250

2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 5000

2250 2250 2250 2250 2250 4000

1750 1750 1750 1800 1800 3000

1250 1250 1500 1300 1300 3000

6000

6000**

4000

5000 5000

10000‡ 10000‡ 10000‡ 10000‡

4000

5500 5000 5000 4000§ 4000§ 4000§ 5000 4250 3250 5000 4250 3250 5000 4250 3250 5000 4250 3625 5000 4250 3625 7500† 7500‡ 7500‡

-48

*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

KEY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES DOT/FMVSS – US Department of Transportation, Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard FDA – US Food and Drug Administration (tubes only) MIL/DOD – US Military Specification, Dept. of Defense MSHA – US Mine Safety and Health Administration USCG/MMT – US Coast Guard, Merchant Marine Technical (SAE J1942 has replaced USCG approval) DNV – Det Norske (Norwegian) Veritas

INDUSTRY AGENCIES AAMVA – American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators AAR – American Association of Railroads DIN – Deutsche (German) Industrial Norme NMMA/BIA – Nat’l Marine Manufacturers Assn. Boating Industry Assn. TMC/ATA – The Maintenance Council/American Trucking Association SAE – Society of Automotive Engineers UL – Underwriters Laboratories ★ = Approved details available from Aeroquip

The listings below are intended only as guides in identifying which Aeroquip hoses comply with requirements of various agencies. For current and complete information, contact Aeroquip.

*Listing may vary by hose style and size, some hoses may require firesleeve or special procedures depending on specific applications, contact Aeroquip for details.

Hose

Agency hose listings

Hose Part Number Page DOT/FMVSS 302A

GOVERNMENT DNV

FDA*

MIL/DOD

USCG/ MSHA MMT*

AAMVA

AAR

DIN

INDUSTRY NMMA/ TMC/ BIA ATA

SAE

MIL-H-8794

303

1503

MIL-H-8794

1508

1525

1529

1531

M618

1531A

M618

1540

2550

106 Type AII

2554

106 Type AII

2555

2556

2565

2570

2575

2580

2583

★

2651

★

2661

★

106 Type All

★

RP-305

★

100R5, J1402 100R9A

★

100R2A

J51 Type B ★

J1402

★

MIL-H-3992B ★ MIL-H-13444 Type I

★

106 Type AII

J1402

★ ★ 100R3 ★

100R5 100R4

20 022 2681

★

100R1A

type 1ST

MIL-H-13531 ★

2766

2781

★

2807

★

2808

FC136

FC186

FC194

★

FC195

★

FC202

FC211

★

FC212

★

FC234

Type II

20 022 MIL-H-52471

★

100R2A

type 2ST

★

★ ★

★

100R14

★ MIL-H-52471

★

100R12

★ 20 022

100R1A,

type 1ST

J1019

20 022 100R2A

type 2ST

J51 Type D

†

★

★ = Approved details available from Aeroquip †Only the -06, -08 and -10 are DOT/FMVSS Approved

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100R1AT 100R2AT ★

Agency Listings

FC300

FC310 FC318 FC321 FC323 FC324 FC325 FC332 FC350

56 40 84 64 68 70 72 80

106 Type All

GOVERNMENT DNV

FDA*

MIL/DOD

USCG/ MSHA MMT*

★

★ ★

AAMVA

AAR

DIN

INDUSTRY NMMA/ TMC/ BIA ATA ★

SAE 30R6 (30R1) 100R12

Hose

Hose Part Number Page DOT/FMVSS FC235 78 FC250A 66 FC252 82 FC254 68 FC273 68

RP-303

★

★ ★ ★

★

★ ★ ★

★

RP-305

100R11 100R13 100R5, J1019, J1402 100R16 100R4 UL21

106 Type All

★

FC352

FC355 FC363 FC364 FC372 FC373 FC374 FC375 FC376 FC377 FC390 FC465 FC466 FC469 FC474 FC498 FC505 FC510 FC555

80 90 92 50 50 52 54 54 54 52 94 40 96 64 42 88 58 88

FC558

FC563 FC606 FC650 FC665 FC690 FC700 FC701 FC702 FC765 GH134

92 70 76 90 52 74 76 76 90 88

GH194

GH195 GH493

58 66

★

★ ★

★

GH663

★

GH681 GH683

56 56

GH781

★

GH793

★

Recoil

100R11, 100R12 100R12 100R13 ★

RP-305 RP-303

★

106 Type All ★ ★

RP-305

J1402 J20E Part 1 20R1 J1402

★ 100R7 100R7 100R8 100R8

★

100R7 100R6

★ ★

100R6 J2064 type E ★ J2064 Type B Class 1

★

100R15

20 022 type 1SN 20 022 type 2SN

★

20 022 type 1SN

★ ★

J2196* 100R7

1963

J2196* J2064 type E

1963

100R1AT 100R2AT 100R12 100R1AT 100R1

20 022 type 2SN

100R2AT

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Fluid compatibility

4 AQP

This chart indicates the suitability of various elastomers and metals for use with fluids to be conveyed. It is intended as a guide only and is not a guarantee. Final selection of the proper hose style, seal, or material of metal components is further dependent on many factors including pressure, fluid and ambient temperature, concentration, duration of exposure, etc.

2661

(p. 40)

FC194

(p. 46)

FC195

(p. 58)

FC300

(p. 44)

FC323

(p. 64)

FC324

(p. 68)

FC325

(p. 70)

FC332

(p. 72)

FC350

(p. 80)

FC355

(p. 80)

FC498

(p. 42)

FC510

(p. 58)

GH194

(p. 46)

GH195

(p. 58)

The differences between ratings “E” and “G” are relative. Both indicate satisfactory service. Where there is a choice, the materials rated “E” may be expected to give better or longer service than those rated “G”. NOTE: Special precautions are necessary in gaseous applications 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 above 250 psi. Hose styles with perforated covers are so noted in their construction descriptions. HOSE TUBE IDENTIFICATION CHART 1 Synthetic Rubber 302A 303 1503 1508 1525 1529 2555 2556 2565 2575 2580

(p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p.

44) 44) 44) 64) 72) 60) 78) 72) 72) 74) 42)

2583 2651 2681 2766 2781 FC136 FC211 FC212 FC250A FC254 FC273

(p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p.

42) 46) 48) 62) 60) 66) 48) 62) 66) 68) 68)

FC310 FC318 FC466 FC474 FC606 GH493 GH663 GH681 GH683 GH781 GH793

(p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p.

56) 40) 40) 64) 70) 66) 48) 56) 56) 60) 62)

FC363 FC364 FC465

(p. 90) (p. 92) (p. 94)

FC469 FC563

(p. 96) (p. 92)

FC390 FC690

(p. 52) (p. 52)

2 Teflon 2807 2808 FC186

(p. 94) (p. 96) (p. 94)

3 Thermoplastic Elastomer FC372 FC373 FC374

(p. 50) (p. 50) (p. 52)

FC375 FC376 FC377

(p. 54) (p. 54) (p. 54)

5 Special Application Hose (Not Included in Fluid Chart)

FC234 FC235 FC650 FC321 1531 1531A Recoil Air Hose 1540 FC202 FC505 FC555 FC700 FC701 FC702 FC252 FC352 2550 2554 2570 FC350

Fuel (p. 76, 78) LPG (p. 84) Railroad Air Brake (p. 80) (p. 74) FC558 FC665 Refrigeration/ FC765 Air Conditioning GH134 (pp. 86, 88, 90) Sewer Cleaning (p. 74, 76) Silicone (pp. 82, 84) Truck Air Brake (p. 80, 82)

SEAL ELASTOMER DATA Seal Elastomer Buna-N*

Application Specification none

Neoprene

none

EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber)/ EPDM

none

Viton

Max. Operating Temperature Range –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C) –65°F to +300°F (–54°C to +149°C) –65°F to +300°F (–54°C to +149°C) –15°F to +400°F (–29°C to +204°C)

MIL-R-25897

*Buna-N temperature range -65°F to +225°F. Also per MIL-R-6855.

E = EXCELLENT G = GOOD C = CONDITIONAL U = UNSATISFACTORY

Synthetic Rubber Teflon Thermoplastic Elastomer AQP Buna-N Neoprene EPR Viton Urethane Hytrel Steel Brass Cres Aluminum Monel

Hose

Technical Data

1 2 3 4 FLUID

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HOSE

U U U U U U U U E C U E E E E E E U U U U U E C G E E U G U U E

E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E G G G G E E E E E E E E E E E

G C C G – G U G E G U C E E E G E U U U U C C U C C C U E U U G

SEALS

U G G G C G G G E E C E E E E E E U U U U G G C G E E U E C C C

U U U U U U U U E G U E E E E E E E U E E U E C E E E U G U U E

C U U U U U U U E G U E E E E E E E G E E E E C G E E U C U G E

C E C G E G U G E E G E E E E E E E G E E E E E E E E G E G G E

U G U U U U E E E E E E E E E E E U U U U U U C U – U U G U G E

METAL

U U U U U U U G E G U G G G G – E – – – – – – U G G G U C U U C

G C C G – G U G E G U C E E E G E – – – – C – U C C C U E U U G

G U U E E U C E E E E U U U U U U E E E E C U G G U U E G E U U

E U U E E C C E E E E G U U U C C U U U U U U U U C U E G U C U

E C C E E C C E E E E E U U C E E E E E E C C C G G G E E E G G

E C C E C C U E E E E E U E C C C E E E E C U C G U U E U G C U

E U C E E C E E E E E E U C C C C E E E E C C U U G G E G G G C

Asphalt ASTM #1 ASTM #2 ASTM #3 Automatic Trans. Fluid Barium Chloride Barium Hydroxide Barium Sulfide Benzene, Benzol Benzin Benzoic Acid Benzyl Alcohol Black Sulfate Liquor Blast Furnace Gas Borax Boric Acid Brine Bromine

FLUID

HOSE

C E G G G E E E U G U U G U G G G U

E E E E E E E E E E E E E U E E E E

G E E E G C G C C C C C C C G G C U

SEALS

E E E E E E E E C C C G C G G E E U

G E E E E E E E U E U U C U G G E U

C E G G G E E E U U U G C U G G G U

U C U U U E E E U U U G C U E G E U

E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E

METAL

G E G G C G E G U U C C U U G G G U

G E E E G C G C C C C C C C G G C U

E E E E E U G C G E U E E E E U U U

G E E E E G U U E E G G C C E G G C

E E E E E G G G E E G E E E E C G U

C E E E E G U U G E G G U U G C U C

E E E E E G G U E E G G U U – C E C

Butane

LPG Approved Hose Only

E E U E – – E E E E E

Butyl Acetate Butyl Alcohol Butyl Cellosolve Butylene Butyl Stearate Butyraldehyde Calcium Acetate Calcium Bisulfate Calcium Chloride Calcium Hydroxide Calcium Hypochlorite Calcium Nitrate Cane Sugar Liquors Carbitol Carbolic Acid Carbonic Acid Carbon Dioxide Carbon Disulfide Carbon Monoxide Carbon Tetrachloride Castor Oil Cellosolve Acetate China Wood Oil (Tung Oil) Chlorine Chloroacetic Acid Chloroacetone Chlorobenzene Chloroform O-Chlorophenol Chlosulfonic Acid Chrome Plating Solution Chromic Acid Citric Acid Coke Oven Gas Copper Chloride Copper Cyanide Copper Sulfate Cotton Seed Oil Creosote (Coal Tar) Crude Oil Cyclohexanol Cyclohexanone Detergent/Water Solution Diacetone Alchohol (Acetol) Dibenzyl Ether Diesel Oil Diethylamine Dioctyl Phthalate (DOP) Dowtherm A&E Dowtherm 209 Ethyl Alcohol (Ethanol) Ethyl Acetate Ethyl Benzene Ethyl Cellulose Ethyl Chloride Ethylene Dichloride Ethylene Glycol Ferric Chloride Ferric Nitrate Ferric Sulfate Formaldehyde Formic Acid Fuel Oil Furfural

U E U U U U G E E E U E E G U G G U G U E U G U U U U U U U U U E U E E E G C G G U E U U C G U U C E U U G U U E G E G C C G C

U E U C G U G E E E U E E G U G G U G U E U G U U U U U U U U U E U E E E E G E E U E U U E G U U C E U U G U U E E E G C C E C

E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E U E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E

C G C – – – C G E C C E E G U C E C E U G U C U U U U U U U – – C – E – G E U C C G C C – C – C – – C C – C U U C – C C C U E –

C E G C G C E G E E E E E E E E E C E C E C G U C U C C C U U E E G E E E E G E E C E E C G C C C E E C C C C C E E E G G E E E

Synthetic Rubber Teflon Thermoplastic Elastomer AQP Buna-N Neoprene EPR Viton Urethane Hytrel Steel Brass Cres Aluminum Monel 1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4 FLUID

E = EXCELLENT G = GOOD C = CONDITIONAL U = UNSATISFACTORY

U E U U U U G E E E U E E G U E G U G U E U G U U U U U U U U U E U E E E G C G G U E U U C G U U G E U U G U U E G E G C G G C

G G G U U G E U E E E E E G G E E U E U G G U U G E U U U U G C E U E E E C U U U G E E G U G G U E E G U G U U E E E G G E U G

U E U E E U U E E E E E E G E E E E E E E U E G U U G E E U E E E E E E E E E E E U E U U E U G E U E U E U E G E E E E G U E U

U G U U – U U G E U U E U U U C G C G U G U U U U U U U U U U U E U G E G E U G C G C C – C – C – – C C U C U U C – C C C U G U

C G C – – – C G E C C E E G U C E C E U G U C U U U U U U U – – C – E – G E U C C G C C – C – C – – C C – C U U C – C C C U G –

E G E E G E G U G G U G E E U U E G E U E U E C U G G G G G C C C E U E U E E G E E G E G E E E G – E E E E E G U U U U E U E G

E G E E G E G C G G G G G E E C E G E G E U G C U G G G G U U U C C U U C E C U E E E E G E U E U – E E G G E C G U U U E C E G

E G E E G E G C G G C G E E E E E G E G E E E C U G G G G G U U C E U G G E E G E E E E G E E E E – E E G G E G E U G E E C E G

E G E E G E C U C U U G E E – G E E E U E G E C U U G G U G U U C U U U U E E U C C E E G E – E E – G E G G G G E U U U G C E G

E G E E G G G U G G U G E E – E E G E E E E E C G G G G G C U U C U U G G E E U E E E E G E E E E – E E E G G G E U U U G C E G

Gallic Acid Gasoline Gasohol Glycerine/Glycerol Green Sulfate Liquor Helium Heptane Hexaldehyde Hexane Hydraulic Oils Straight Petroleum Base Water Petroleum Emulsion Water Glycol Straight Phosphate Ester Phos. Ester/Petroleum Blend Ester Blend Silicone Oils Hydrobromic Acid Hydrochloric Acid Hydrocyanic Acid Hydrofluoric Acid Hydrofluorosilic Acid Hydrogen Hydrogen Peroxide Hydrogen Sulfide, Dry Isocyanate Iso Octane Isopropyl Acetate Isopropyl Alcohol Isopropyl Ether JP-4, JP-5 Kerosene Lacquer/Lacquer Solvents Lime Sulfur Linseed Oil LPG Lubricating Oils Magnesium Chloride Magnesium Hydroxide Magnesium Sulfate Maleic Acid Maleic Anhydride Malic Acid Mercuric Chloride Mercury Methanol Methyl Bromide Methyl Chloride Methyl Butyl Ketone Methyl Ethyl Ketone Methylene Chloride Methyl Isobutyl Ketone Methyl Isopropyl Ketone Methyl Salicylate MIL-L-2104 MIL-H-5606 MIL-H-6083 MIL-L-7808 MIL-L-23699 MIL-H-46170 MIL-H-83282 Mineral Oils Naphtha Naphthalene Naphthenic Acid Natural Gas Nickel Acetate Nickel Chloride Nickel Sulfate Nitric Acid, to 10% Nitric Acid, over 10% Nitrobenzene Nitrogen Octyl Alcohol Oleic Acid Oleum (Fuming Sulfuric Acid) Oleum (Mineral Spirits) Ortho-Dichlorobenzene Oxalic Acid Oxygen Palmitic Acid Para-Dichlorobenzene Pentane Perchloric Acid

HOSE

SEALS

METAL

G C U E G C G C G

E E E E E G E E E

– E G E – C E – E

E E E E E C E C E

G E G E G E E U E

G C G E G E G G G

G U U E E E U G U

E E E E E E E U E

U E E G – E G U G

– E E E – E G – G

U E E E U E E G E

– E E G U E E G E

G E E E E E E E E

C E G E U E E E E

G E E E U E E G E

E G E U U C E U U C U G C G U U G U G C C C U C G C

E E E E E E E E E E E E C E C E E E E E E E E E E –

E C C C C C E U U – U – C G C U E C C – G G C C G –

E E E C E E E C C C C G C E G C E U E C G G C E E –

E E E U U E E U U C U G E G U U E U G G E E U U E E

G G E U U U E U U C U G E G G U G U G U U U U E G G

U U E G U U E E G E C E E G E G U G E U U U U E U U

E E E C C E E E E E U E E E U E E U E U E E U E E E

E C C U U U E U U – U – E G – U G U U C U U U C G –

E C C G G E E U U – U – E G G U E C C – G G G C G –

E C E E E E E E U E U U E U E G E E E G E E U G E E

E E E E E E E U U E U U E U G – E – E G E E E U E E

E E E E E E E E U G U U E G G G E E E G E E E G E E

E G G E E E E E U E U U E E G – E E G – E E E – E E

E E E E E E E U U G C U E U G – E E E – E E E U E E

E G E U U G E E G U U U U U U U U E E E C C G E E U U U C U G E U U U E E U U E U G U G U E C

E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E U E E E E E E E E E E E E E U E E E E

C C C C C – E E C U U C C U U U – E E E G – – – G G G – C U U U C U U E E G U G – C U E – G U

E E E G G G E E G C C C C C C C U E E E G G G G E C C C G G E E C U C E E C U E U G U – U E G

E G E U U G E E G G U U U U U U U E E E G G E E E C U C E C E E U U U E E U U E U G – E U E E

E E E E G U U E G E E E G G G G E E E E G E E E E – E – G G U U U U E E E C G E G U G G G G U

C G E G U – U U G E E E G G G G G E E E G E E E E – G G G C U G U U G E E E U E G C G – G G U

C E E G E E U E E G E E G G G G G E E E E E E E E – E E G E G G E E E E E G G E G C G E G G U

G G E G G G U U G U U – G G G G E – E – – E – – E – G G G G U U U C E E E C U E G C G G G E U

G G E G E E U G E E G E G G G G G E E E – E E E E – G G G E G G U U E E E G U E G C G G G G U

See Hydraulic Oils

E G E U U G E E G U U U U U U U U G G E U U G E G U U U E C G E U U U E E U U G U G – G U E G

E E E U U U E E E U U E E U U U C U U U U U U U U U U U U E E E U U U E E C U U U E – G U U G

E E E E E G E E U E E U U G U U U E E E E E E E E E E E E G E E E G G E E G E E E E – E E E E

C C C C C – E E C U U C U U U U – E E E G – – – G C C – – U U U U U U E E G U G – C – – – U U

C C C C C – E E C U U C G U U U – E E E G – – – G G G – – U U U C U U E E E U G – C – E – G U

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Hose

E = EXCELLENT G = GOOD C = CONDITIONAL U = UNSATISFACTORY

Synthetic Rubber Teflon Thermoplastic Elastomer AQP Buna-N Neoprene EPR Viton Urethane Hytrel Steel Brass Cres Aluminum Monel

Fluid Compatibility

Synthetic Rubber Teflon Thermoplastic Elastomer AQP Buna-N Neoprene EPR Viton Urethane Hytrel Steel Brass Cres Aluminum Monel

Hose

E = EXCELLENT G = GOOD C = CONDITIONAL U = UNSATISFACTORY

1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4 FLUID

Perchloroethylene Phenol (Carbolic Acid) Phosphoric Acid Phosphorous Trichloride Potassium Acetate Potassium Chloride Potassium Cyanide Potassium Dichromate Potassium Hydroxide, to 10% Potassium Hydroxide, over 10% Potassium Nitrate Potassium Sulfate Propane Propyl Acetate Propyl Alcohol Propylene Refrigerant R-12 Refrigerant R-13 Refrigerant R-22 Refrigerant R-134a Sewage Soap (Water Solutions) Sodium Acetate Sodium Bicarbonate Sodium Borate Sodium Carbonate Sodium Chloride Sodium Cyanide Sodium Hydroxide, to 10% Sodium Hydroxide, over 10% Sodium Hypochlorite Sodium Metaphosphate Sodium Nitrate Sodium Perborate Sodium Peroxide Sodium Phosphates

HOSE

U U U U G E E E G C E E C U E U C C U U E E G E E E E E C U C E G G G E

E E E E E E E E E E E E – E E E – – C C E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E

U U U U – E E E C U E E – – U – G G U U E C – E E E E E G C C E E – – E

SEALS

U E E C E E E E E C E E – G E U U U U U E E E E E E E E C C G E E E E E

U U U U G E E E G C E E C U E U G G U C E E G E E E E E U U C E G G G E

U U U U G E E E G C E E – U E U E E E E E E G E E E E E G U C E G G G E

Hydraulic fluids & lubricating oils The following is a representative list of fluids and manufacturers. The fluids are grouped under generic “family” heads and arranged alphabetically. For each generic “family” listing we have included maximum fluid temperature recommendations for the four hose classifications on page 22 (1 through 4). Two maximum fluid temperature ratings are listed under designations of “H” and “LP”. The “H” designation is for hydraulic service up to the maximum rated operating pressure of any particular hose in the classification. The “LP” designation is for low-pressure service such as lubricating oil systems or low-pressure hydraulic return lines. The letter “U” in the box indicates unsatisfactory resistance to the fluid type.

U G G E E E E E E E E E – G E U C C C C E E E E E E E E E G E E E E E E

E E E E U E E E G U E E – U E E E E U U E E U E E E E E E E C E – E E E

FLUID

METAL

U U U U – E E E C U E E – – U – E E U U U C – E E E E E G C C E E – U E

U U U U – E E E C U E E – – U – E E U U E C – E E E E E G C C E E – – E

C U U C C E C C G G G – E E E E E E E E G E E G E E U E C C U E E C U U

G E E U G C U C G G G – E – E E E E E E G E E G E G C – G C U G C U U E

G E E C C E G C G G E – E E E E E E E E G E G E E E C C C C U G E C C G

G E C E U U U C U U G – E E E E E E E E G U E G G U C U U U U U E U C U

E G E E G G C C E E – – E E E E E E E E G E E E – E E U C C C G E C C E

HOSE

Sodium Silicate Sodium Sulfate Sodium Sulfide Sodium Thiosulfate Soy Bean Oil Stannic Chloride Steam (up to 388°F) Stearic Acid Stoddard Solvent Styrene Sulfur Sulfur Chloride Sulfur Dioxide Sulfur Trioxide Sulfuric Acid, to 10% Sulfuric Acid, over 10% Sulfurous Acid Tannic Acid Tar (Bituminous) Tartaric Acid Tertiary Butyl Alcohol Titanium Tetrachloride Toluene (Toluol) Trichlorethylene Tricresyl Phosphate Trianthanolamine Tung Oil Turpentine Varnish Vinyl Chloride Water (to +150°F) Water (+151°F to +200°F) Water (+201°F to +350°F) Xylene Zinc Chloride Zinc Sulfate

Fluid temperature ratings are predicated on maximum allowable ambient temperatures as follows: Classifications 1 and 3 (Synthetic Rubber and Thermoplastic Elastomer) “H” fluid temp. ratings: +140°F ambient “LP” fluid temp. ratings: +180°F ambient Classification 2 (Teflon) “H” fluid temp. ratings: +400°F ambient “LP” fluid temp ratings: +400°F ambient Classification 4 (AQP) “H” fluid temp. ratings: +160°F ambient “LP” fluid temp. ratings: +250°F ambient (If “H” fluid temperature is +225°F or less, allowable ambient temperature may be increased to +200°F)

E E E G G E U G G U C U U U U U C E C G G U U U U C G C C U E G U U E E

E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E

E E E E G C U G U U G – U U U U U G G G G – U U U U C G G U E U U E E –

SEALS

E E E E E E U G E C G C C C U U G E C E G U U U G E G E – U E G U U E E

E E E G E E U G E U U U U U U U C E G E G C U U U E G G G U E E U U E E

E E E E G G U G G U E U U U G U C E U G G U U U U U G U U U E E U U E E

E E E E U E C G U U E U G G U U U E U G G U U U E E U U U U E E U U E E

E E E E E E C E E G E E E E E G U E E E E E E E G U E E E E E E G E E E

METAL

E E E E G C U G U U G – U U C U U G G G G – U U U U U G G U E U U U E –

E E E E G C U G U U G – U U C U U G G G G – U U U U C G G U E U U C E –

E C C U E U E C E E E G E G U C U E E U G E E E E E E G E E C C C E E U

E G U U E U E C E E U – G C G C C E G C G U E G – U G G G U G G G E U C

E G C C E U E E E E G G G G C U C E E C G G E E C E E G E C E E E E U G

E G U G E U G C E E E G E G – U C C E E G U E E – E E G E E G G G E C C

E G G E E U E E E E E U G G E C U E E E G G E E G E E G E E E E E E G G

Ambient temperatures in excess of those recommended, in conjunction with maximum fluid temperatures, can materially shorten the service life of the hose. CAUTION: The fluid manufacturer’s recommended maximum operating temperature for any specific name-brand fluid should be scrupulously observed by the user. These recommended temperatures can vary widely between name brands of different fluid compositions, even though they fall into the same generic “family” of fluids. Exceeding the manufacturer’s recommended maximum temperature can result in fluid breakdown, producing by-products that are harmful to elastomeric products, as well as other materials in the system. If a manufacturer's recommended maximum temperature for his specific fluid is lower than that for the hose rating, it should take precedence over the hose rating for service usage.

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Fluid Compatiblity STRAIGHT PETROLEUM-BASE

NUTO Oils

Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

OC Turbine Oils

Carnea Oils Citgo Amplex Citgo ATF, Type F Citgo ATF, Dexron Citgo Extra Duty Circulating Oils Mineral Oil (Heavy Duty) (R & O) Citgo Motor Oils Citgo Pacemaker Series Mineral Oil (R & O) Citgo Pacemaker T Series Mineral Oil (R & O) Citgo Pacemaker XD Series Mineral Oil (Heavy Duty) (R & O) Citgo Sentry Citgo Tractor Hydraulic Fluid Conoco 303 Fluid Custom Motor Oil Dectol R & O Oils Delo 400 Motor Oils Delvac Oils Delvac SHC Delvac Special 10W-30 Donax T Oils DTE Oils Duro Duro AW EP Hydraulic Oils EP Industrial Oils EP Machine Oils Energol HL68 Energol HLP C68 Etna Oils Exxon ATF Factovis 52 – Conventional R & O Hydraulic Fluid

Hulburt 27 Series Hydraulic Series Hydraulic Oils Hydroil Series

Quadroil Series Rando Oils Rando Oils HD Redind Oils Regal Oils R & O Rimula Oils Rotella Oils Rotella T Oils RPM Delo 200 Motor Oils RPM Delo 300 Motor Oils RPM Delo Special Motor Oils Rubilene

Fluid Name Aircraft Hydraulic Oil AA Ambrex Oils Arco A.T.F. Dexron Arco A.T.F. Type F Arco Fleet Motor Arco H.T.F. C-2 Fluid Arco H.T.C. 100 Fluid Arco 303 Fluid ATF Special Automatic Transmission Fluid (Dexron)

Gulf Harmony AW Gulf Security AW Glide

Peaco Oils Pennbell Oils Power-Tran Fluid

Shell Brand Special Motor Oils Sun R & O Oils Suntac HP Oils Suntac WR Oils Sunvis 700 Oils Sunvis 800 Oils Sunvis 900 Oils Super Hydraulic Oils Supreme Motor Oils Tellus Oils Teresstic Oils Torque Fluids Torque Fluid 47 Torque Fluid 56 Tractor Hydraulic Fluid Union ATF Dexron Union ATF Type F Union C-2 Fluid Union C-P Oil Union Custom Motor Oil Union Gas Engine Oil Union Guardol Motor Oil Union Heavy Duty Motor Oil Union Hydraulic Oil AW Union Hydraulic Tractor Fluid Union Premium Motor Oil Union S-1 Motor Oil Union Special Motor Oil Union Super Motor Oil Union Torque Correction Fluid Union Turbine Oil Union Turbine Oil XD Union Unax Union Unax AW Union Unax R & O Union Unax RX Union Unitec Motor Oil Univis J13 Univis J26 Univis P32

Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 H +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F LP +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F

Fluid Name Aqualube Astrol #587 Chevron FR Fluid D Chrysler L-705 Citgo Pacemaker Invert FR Fluid Conoco FR Hydraulic Fluid Dasco IFR Duro FR-HD Fire Resistant Hydrafluid Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid B FR 3110 Hydraulic Fluid (invert) Fyre-Safe W/O Gulf R & D FR Fluid Houghto-Safe 5046 Houghto-Safe 5046W Hulsafe 500 Hy-Chock Oil Hydrasol A Ironsides #814-A Irus Fluid 905 Kutwell 40 Masol Fire Resistant Fluid Meltran FR 900 Mine Guard Mobilmet S122 Penn Drake Hydraqua Fluid Permamul FR Puro FR Fluid Pyrogard C Pyrogard D Quintolubric 957 Series Quintolubric 958 Series Regent Hydrolube #670 SAFOIL Hydraulic Fluid Anti-Wear Sinclair Duro FR-HD Solvac 1535G Staysol FR Sunsafe F

Vactra Oils Vitrea Oils

Union FR Fluid Union Soluble Oil HD

Industron 53 – Anti Wear Hydraulic Fluid

Way Lubricants

Veedol Auburn FRH 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

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Hose

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 H +200°F +400°F +200°F +300°F LP +250°F +450°F +200°F +300°F

WATER AND PETROLEUM OIL EMULSION (FR)

Selection of Hose and Fittings WATER AND GLYCOL SOLUTION

Hose

Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F +200°F +250°F +150°F +200°F

H LP

Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon

Hydrolube Hydrolube M-1 Hydrolube Hydrolube

275 LT 300 LT

Fyrtek 290 Fyrtek MF Pydraul 230-C Pydraul 312-C Pydraul 540-C

200 NM 300 NM

Stauffer SCC 7204 STRAIGHT PHOSPHATE-ESTER (FR) ESTER BLEND TURBINE OILS Maximum fluid temperature recommendation** Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

Fluid Name Chem-Trend HF-18 Chem-Trend HF-20 Chevron Glycol FR Fluids Citgo Glycol FR Fluids Citgo Glycol FR-20 XD Citgo Pacemaker Dasco Dasco Dasco Dasco

FR FR FR FR

150 200 200 B 310

Fyrguard 150 Fyrguard 200 Fyre-Safe 225 Gulf FR Gluid G-200 Gulf FR Fluid – G Series Houghto-Safe 271 Houghto-Safe 416 Houghto-Safe 520 Houghto-Safe 525 Houghto-Safe 616 Houghto-Safe 620 Houghto-Safe 625 Houghto-Safe 640 Hydra Safe 620 Hydra Safe 625 Hydraulic Safety Fluid 200 Hydraulic Safety Fluid 300 Hyspin AF-1 Hyspin AF-2 Hyspin AF-3 Maxmul Maxmul FR Melsyn 200 Melsyn Glycol FR Nyvac Nyvac Nyvac Nyvac

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 U +400°F +200°F +180°F U +400°F +200°F +200°F

H LP

Fluid Name FR Fluids Fyrquel 90 Fyrquel 150 Fyrquel 220 Fyrquel 300 Fyrquel 550 Fyrquel 1000 Fyrquel 150 R & O Fyrquel 220 R & O Fyrquel 550 R & O

Fluid Name Stauffer Jet I Stauffer Jet II

Gulf Gulf Gulf Gulf Gulf

H LP

FR FR FR FR FR

Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid Fluid

Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

P-37 P-40 P-43 P-45 P-47

Houghto-Safe Houghto-Safe Houghto-Safe Houghto-Safe Houghto-Safe Pydraul Pydraul Pydraul Pydraul Pydraul Pydraul

SILICONE OILS

Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

PHOSPHATE-ESTER AND PETROLEUM-OIL

Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon Ucon

Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube Hydrolube

150 200 275 300 550 900 150 275 150 200

CP CP CP CP CP CP DB DB LT LT

H LP

(see page 22) 3 4 – +225°F – +250°F

Fluid Name Quintolubric 822 Series

Maximum fluid temperature recommendation**

Santosafe W/G 15 Santosafe W/G 20 Santosafe W/G 30 Standard Glycol FR #15 Standard Glycol FR #20 Standard Glycol FR #25

Hose classifications 1 2 +200°F +400°F +200°F +400°F

H LP

Univis P12

Quintolubric 700 Series

200 Fluid (100CS) QF1-2023 4-3600 3-3672

POLYOL-ESTER

10E 29-E-LT 30-E 50-E 65-E 115-E

Safetytex 215

Park Water Glycol Hydraulic Fluid Pennzoil Fluid FR 2X

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 +200°F +400°F +200°F +300°F +250°F +450°F +200°F +300°F

Fluid Name Dow Corning Dow Corning Dow Corning Dow Corning

1010 1055 1115 1120 1130

Pyrogard 51 Pyrogard 53 Pyrogard 55

FR Fluid FR 200 Fluid 20 (WG) 30 (WG)

H LP

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 – – – – +250°F +450°F +200°F +300°F

**See CAUTION on page 24 for maximum fluid temperatures and limiting ambient temperatures.

Hose classifications (see page 22) 1 2 3 4 U +400°F +200°F +180°F U +400°F +200°F +200°F

Fluid Name Citgo Synthetic Oil-Fare Resistant

Lubricant Compatibility Chart Hose Style Lubricant

FC202

FC505

FC555

FC558

GH134

FC665

FC765

Y Y Y Y

N Y Y N

Y Y Y Y

Mineral Oil PAG Ester Oil Alkylbenzene Y = Compatible N = Non-compatible

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SAE Recommended Practice

The following recommendations on selection, installation and maintenance of hose assemblies was established by the S.A.E. in 1991. Please read these general instructions carefully. More detailed information on many of these subjects is covered in this catalog. 1. Scope—Hose (also includes hose assemblies) has a finite life and there are a number of factors which will reduce its life. This recommended practice is intended as a guide to assist system designers and/or users in the selection, installation, and maintenance of hose. The designers and users must make a systematic review of each application and then select, install, and maintain the hose to fulfill the requirements of the application. The following are general guidelines and are not necessarily a complete list. WARNING: IMPROPER SELECTION, INSTALLATION, OR MAINTENANCE MAY RESULT IN PREMATURE FAILURES, BODILY INJURY, OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. 2. References 2.1 Applicable Documents—The following publications form a part of this specification to the extent specified herein. The latest issue of SAE publications shall apply. 2.1.1 SAE PUBLICATIONS—Available from SAE, 400 Commonwealth Drive, Warrendale, PA 15096-0001. J516—Hydraulic Hose Fittings J517—Hydraulic Hose 3. Selection—The following is a list of factors which must be considered before final hose selection can be made. 3.1 Pressure—After determining the system pressure, hose selection must be made so that the recommended maximum operating pressure is equal to or greater than the system pressure. Surge pressures higher than the maximum operating pressure will shorten hose life and must be taken into account by the hydraulic designer. 3.2 Suction—Hoses used for suction applications must be selected to insure the hose will withstand the negative pressure of the system. 3.3 Temperature—Care must be taken to insure that fluid and ambient temperatures, both static and transient, do not exceed the limitations of the hose. Special care must be taken when routing near hot manifolds. 3.4 Fluid Compatibility—Hose selection must assure compatibility of the hose tube, cover and fittings with the fluid used. Additional caution must be observed in hose selection for gaseous applications. 3.5 Size—Transmission of power by means of pressurized fluid varies with pressure and rate of flow. The size of the components must be adequate to keep pressure losses to a minimum and avoid damage to the hose due to heat generation or excessive turbulence. 3.6 Routing—Attention must be given to optimum routing to minimize inherent problems. 3.7 Environment—Care must be taken to insure that the hose and fittings are either compatible with or protected from the environment to which they are exposed. Environmental conditions such as ultraviolet light, ozone, salt water, chemicals, and air pollutants can cause degradation and premature failure and, therefore, must be considered. 3.8 Mechanical Loads—External forces can significantly reduce hose life. Mechanical loads

radius, and vibration. Use of swivel-type fittings or adapters may be required to insure no twist is put into the hose. Unusual applications may require special testing prior to hose selection. 3.9 Abrasion—While hose is designed with a reasonable level of abrasion resistance, care must be taken to protect the hose from excessive abrasion which can result in erosion, snagging and cutting of the hose cover. Exposure of the reinforcement will significantly accelerate hose failure. 3.10 Proper End Fitting—Care must be taken to insure proper compatibility exists between the hose and coupling selected based on the manufacturer’s recommendations substantiated by testing to industry standards such as SAE J517. End fitting components from one manufacturer are usually not compatible with end fitting components supplied by another manufacturer (i.e., using a hose fitting nipple from one manufacturer with a hose socket from another manufacturer). It is the responsibility of the fabricator to consult the manufacturer’s written instructions or the manufacturer directly for proper end fitting componentry. 3.11 Length—When establishing proper hose length, motion absorption, hose length changes due to pressure, as well as hose and machine tolerances must be considered. 3.12 Specifications and Standards—When selecting hose, government, industry and manufacturers’ specifications and recommendations must be reviewed as applicable. 3.13 Hose Cleanliness—Hose components vary in cleanliness levels. Care must be taken to insure that the assemblies selected have an adequate level of cleanliness for the application. 3.14 Electrical Conductivity—Certain applications require that hose be nonconductive to prevent electrical current flow. Other applications require the hose to be sufficiently conductive to drain off static electricity. Hose and fittings must be chosen with these needs in mind. 4. Installation—After selection of proper hose, the following factors must be considered by the installer. 4.1 Pre-Installation Inspection—Prior to installation, a careful examination of the hose must be performed. All components must be checked for correct style, size and length. In addition, the hose must be examined for cleanliness, I.D. obstructions, blisters, loose cover, or any other visible defects. 4.2 Follow Manufacturers’ Assembly Instructions—Hose assemblies may be fabricated by the manufacturer, an agent for or customer of the manufacturer, or by the user. Fabrication of permanently attached fittings to hydraulic hose requires specialized assembly equipment. Field-attachable fittings (screw style and segment clamp style) can usually be assembled without specialized equipment although many manufacturers provide equipment to assist in the operation. SAE J517 hose from one manufacturer is usually not compatible with SAE J516 fittings supplied by another manufacturer. It is the responsibility of the fabricator to consult the manufacturer’s written assembly instructions or the manufacturers directly before intermixing hose and fittings from two manufacturers. Similarly, assembly equipment from one manufacturer is usually not interchangeable with that of another manufacturer. It is the responsibility of the fabricator to consult the manufacturer’s written instructions or the manufacturer directly for proper assembly equipment. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper

preparation and fabrication of hose assemblies. 4.3 Minimum Bend Radius—Installation at less than minimum bend radius may significantly reduce hose life. Particular attention must be given to preclude sharp bending at the hose/fitting juncture. 4.4 Twist Angle and Orientation—Hose installations must be such that relative motion of machine components produces bending of the hose rather than twisting. 4.5 Securement—In many applications, it may be necessary to restrain, protect, or guide the hose to protect it from damage by unnecessary flexing, pressure surges, and contact with other mechanical components. Care must be taken to insure such restraints do not introduce additional stress or wear points. 4.6 Proper Connection of Ports—Proper physical installation of the hose requires a correctly installed port connection while insuring that no twist or torque is put into the hose. 4.7 Avoid External Damage—Proper installation is not complete without insuring that tensile loads, side loads, kinking, flattening, potential abrasion, thread damage, or damage to sealing surfaces are corrected or eliminated. 4.8 System Check Out—After completing the installation, all air entrapment must be eliminated and the system pressurized to the maximum system pressure and checked for proper function and freedom from leaks. NOTE: Avoid potential hazardous areas while testing. 5. Maintenance—Even with proper selection and installation, hose life may be significantly reduced without a continuing maintenance program. Frequency should be determined by the severity of the application and risk potential. A maintenance program should include the following as a minimum. 5.1 Hose Storage—Hose products in storage can be affected adversely by temperature, humidity, ozone, sunlight, oils, solvents, corrosive liquids and fumes, insects, rodents and radioactive materials. Storage areas should be relatively cool and dark and free of dust, dirt, dampness and mildew. 5.2 Visual Inspection—Any of the following conditions requires replacement of the hose: (a) Leaks at fitting or in hose (leaking fluid is a fire hazard) (b) Damaged, cut, or abraded cover (any reinforcement exposed) (c) Kinked, crushed, flattened, or twisted hose (d) Hard, stiff, heat cracked or charred hose (e) Blistered, soft, degraded, or loose cover (f) Cracked, damaged, or badly corroded fittings (g) Fitting slippage on hose 5.3 Visual Inspection—The following items must be tightened, repaired, or replaced as required: (a) Leaking port conditions (b) Clamps, guards, shields (c) Remove excessive dirt buildup (d) System fluid level, fluid type, and any air entrapment 5.4 Functional Test—Operate the system at maximum operating pressure and check for possible malfunctions and freedom from leaks. NOTE: Avoid potential hazardous areas while testing. 5.5 Replacement Intervals—Specific replacement intervals must be considered based on previous service life, government or industry recommendations, or when failures could result in unacceptable down time, damage, or injury risk.

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Selection, installation and maintenance of hose and assemblies — SAE J1273 November 1991 must be considered include excessive flexSAE recommended practice which ing, twist, kinking, tensile or side loads, bend

Technical Data Flow capacities of hose assemblies at suggested flow velocities

Hose

The chart below is designed and provided as an aid in the determination of the correct hose size. Example: At 13 U.S. gallons per minute, what is proper hose size within the suggested velocity range for pressure lines?

Solution: Locate 13 U.S. gallons per minute in the left hand column and 10 feet per second in the right hand column (the center of the suggested velocity range for pressure lines). Lay a straightedge across the two points. The inside diameter is shown in the center column nearest the straightedge. For suction hose, follow the same procedure except use suggested velocity range for pump inlet lines in the right hand column.

Based on Formula AREA (SQ. IN.) =

G.P.M. x 0.3208 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 conditions, 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 (gallons per minute) for 10 feet of hose (smooth bore) without fittings. Fluid specification: Specific gravity = .85; Viscosity = v = 20 centistokes (C.S.), (20 C.S. = 97 S.S.U.).

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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

U.S. Gallons per minute

.50 19

3.1 3.1 6

2.7 2.7

5.5 5.5 2.4

185 46

120 120 44

3.6 3.6 1.4 .60

5.7 5.7

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4.2 2.2

1.2

.67

.38

107 40

6.3

1.5

.70

.55

.35

3.4

1.1

.65

.43

.27

11 5.5

1.6

.64

.40

.17

3.6

2.2

1.3

.80

.52

.22

19 9.5

2.8

1.7

1.1

.70

.27

.18

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1.2 1.2

4.5 4.5 1.6 1.6 .72 2

.55 .75

.43

.14

6.5

3.4

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1.4

.90

.38

.24

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1.3

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.35

.15

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2.8

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.45

.20

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2.4

.65

.30

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4.6

1.2

.76

.34

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3.8

1.5

.45

.13

100

4.7

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.55

.18

150

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.33

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*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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Hose pressure drop

Technical Data

Hose

Service life factors Hose assemblies, like other products, have a finite service life. The actual service life of a given hose assembly in a given application is dependent on many variable factors, including those below. 1. Operating pressure Aeroquip hose lines are rated for continuous operation at the maximum operating pressure specified for the hose. Generally, the operating pressure is one fourth the hose minimum burst pressure. 2. Pressure surges Almost all hydraulic systems develop pressure surges which may exceed relief valve settings. Exposing the hose to surge pressure above the maximum operating pressure will shorten hose life and must be considered. A surge (rapid and transient rise in pressure) will not be indicated on many common pressure gauges but can be measured on an Aeroquip Hydrauliscope. In systems where surges are severe, select a hose with a higher maximum operating pressure. 3. Burst pressure These are test values only and apply to hose assemblies that have not been used and have been assembled for less than 30 days. 4. High pressure High pressure gaseous systems especially over 250 psi are very hazardous and should be adequately protected from external shock and mechanical or chemical damage. They should also be suitably protected to prevent whip-lash action in the event of failure. 5. Operating temperatures Operating temperatures specified refer to the maximum temperature of the fluid or gas being conveyed. High heat conditions may have an adverse effect on hoses due to degradation of the rubber which will limit hose usefulness and reduce fitting retention. In some cases the fluid being conveyed will slow down this degradation whereas other fluids may accelerate it Therefore, the maximum temperature of each hose does not apply to all fluids or gases. Contin-

uous use at maximum temperatures together with maximum pressures should always be avoided. Continuous use at or near the maximum temperature rating will cause a deterioration of physical properties of the tube and cover of most hoses. This deterioration will reduce the service life of the hose. 6. Ambient temperatures Very high or low ambient (outside of hose) temperatures will affect cover and reinforcement materials, thus reducing the life of the hose. Ambient temperatures in conjunction with internal temperatures are also an important factor. For specific recommendations, please consult Aeroquip. 7. Bend radius Recommended minimum bend radii are based on maximum operating pressures with no flexing of the hose. Safe operating pressure decreases when bend radius is reduced below the recommended minimum. Flexing the hose to less than the specified minimum bend radius will reduce hose life. 8. Electrical conductivity Textile reinforced thermoplastic hoses are available for electrically nonconductive applications. For applications requiring electrical isolation by the hose, Aeroquip non-conductive hose has a leakage factor of less than 50 microamperes. By SAE J517 standard, this is considered a safe level of conductivity. An orange polyurethane cover identifies Aeroquip nonconductive hose. This cover is not perforated, in order to prevent moisture from entering the hose and affecting its overall conductivity. For added protection against moisture absorption in transit, Aeroquip nonconductive hose in bulk is shipped with cap seals on both ends. To maintain minimum levels of conductivity, cap seals must be placed on Aeroquip nonconductive bulk hose at all times.

9. Chemical resistance Consider the chemical resistance of the fitting, O-Ring, hose cover and tube stock. Covers are resistant to mildew, cleaning solvents, oils and fuels. See pages 22-24 for chemical resistance of hose tubes, O-Rings and fitting materials. 10. Vacuum service Maximum negative pressures shown for hoses â&#x20AC;&#x201C;16 and larger are suitable only for hose which has suffered no external damage or kinking. If greater negative pressures are required for â&#x20AC;&#x201C;16 and larger hoses, the use of an internal support coil is recommended. See page 36. Vacuum service is not recommended for double wire braid or 4 and 6 spiral wire reinforced hose. If vacuum data is not given for a hose, Aeroquip does not recommend it for a vacuum application. 11. Phosphate ester base fluid No petroleum based oils should contact the tube of a synthetic rubber hose, if the hose is recommended only for phosphate ester base hydraulic fluid. Aeroquip AQP Hose compounds are compatible with many industrial phosphate ester base hydraulic fluids and all straight petroleum based oils. See pages 22-24. 12. Textile braid (SOCKETLESSâ&#x201E;˘) low pressure hose This hose is not recommended for impulsing hydraulic applications or permanent piping in residential or commercial buildings. 13. Hose fittings Aeroquip manufactures hose fittings to meet applicable SAE standards. It is possible to select a fitting with a connecting end that has a performance rating lower than the hose rating. In selecting hose fittings, please consider the performance rating of the connecting end. IMPORTANT Hose assembly inspection Hose assemblies in service should be inspected frequently for leakage, kinking, corrosion, abrasion, or any other signs of wear or damage. Hose assemblies that are worn or damaged should be removed from service and replaced immediately.

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Service Life Routing/Installation Hose routing and installation

Hose

Under pressure, a hose may change in length. Always provide some slack in the hose to allow for this shortening or elongation. (However, excessive slack in hose lines may cause poor appearance.)

If a hose is installed with a twist in it, operating pressures tend to force it straight. This can loosen the fitting nut. Twisting can cause reinforcement separation and the hose could burst at the point of strain.

When hose lines pass near an exhaust manifold or other heat source, they should be insulated by a heat resistant boot, firesleeve or a metal baffle. In any application, brackets and clamps keep 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 that it does not have a bend radius less than its recommended minimum bend radius. Too tight a bend may kink the hose and restrict or stop the fluid flow. In many cases the proper use of adapters and hose fittings can eliminate tight bends or kinks.

In applications where there is considerable vibration or flexing, allow additional hose length. The metal hose fittings, of course, are not flexible, and proper installation protects metal parts from undue stress, and avoids kinks in the hose.

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Technical Data

Cleaning, inspection, testing and storage

Clean

Inspect

Proof test-hydrostatic

Maintenance Hose assemblies in operation should be inspected frequently for leakage, kinking, abrasion, corrosion or any other signs of wear or damage. Worn or damaged hose assemblies should be replaced immediately. Clean Clean assembly by blowing out with clean compressed air. Assemblies may be rinsed out with mineral spirits if the tube stock is compatible with oil, otherwise hot water at +150째F max. may be used. Consult Aeroquip for special cleaning equipment. Inspect Examine hose assembly internally for cut or bulged tube, obstructions, and cleanliness. For segment style fittings, be sure that the hose butts up against the nipple shoulder; band and retaining ring are properly set and tight, and segments are properly spaced. Check for proper gap between nut and socket or hex and socket. Nuts should swivel freely. Check the layline of the hose to be sure that the assembly is not twisted. Cap the ends of 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.

Proof test-Pneumatic

leaks or signs of weakness. b) Any movement of the hose fitting in relation to the hose. Any of these defects are cause for rejection. Caution: Testing should be conducted in approved test stands with adequate guards to protect the operator. (See Assembly Equipment for Aeroquip Proof Test Stands.) Proof test (pneumatic) Hose assemblies intended for gas or air service should be tested with air or nitrogen at 100 psi with the assembly immersed in water. Random bubbles may appear over the hose and fitting area when assembly is first pressurized. This should not be construed as a defect. However, if the bubbles persist in forming at a steady rate at any particular point on the hose, the assembly should be rejected. Caution: Testing should be conducted in approved test stands with adequate guards to protect the operator. Storage and handling Hose should be stored in a dark, dry atmosphere away from electrical equipment, and the temperature should not exceed +90째F. Storage in the original shipping container 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 failures. Normally, there is no problem. The hose is replaced and the equipment goes back in operation. Occasionally the failures come too frequently – the same equipment with the same problems keep popping up. At this point the task is to determine and correct the cause of these repeated failures.

Improper application Beginning with the most obvious, the most common cause of hose failures – Improper Application – compare the hose specifications with the requirements of the application. Pay particular attention to the following areas: 1. The maximum operating pressure of the hose. 2. The recommended temperature range of the hose. 3. Whether the hose is rated for vacuum service. 4. The fluid compatibility of the hose. Check all of these areas against the requirements of the application. If they don’t match up, you need to select another hose. It’s a good idea at this point to call on your local hose distributor for assistance in selecting the proper hose. Aeroquip’s distributors, for example, are well equipped to perform this service for you. Distributor personnel attend special training courses in hydraulics and hose application conducted by the company. Or, if your problem is particularly difficult, the distributor can call on the services of Aeroquip’s Field Engineering Staff. The company will send in a hose and hydraulic specialist to study the problem and come up with a solution.

Improper assembly and installation The second major cause of premature hose failure is improper assembly and installation procedures. This can involve anything from using the wrong fitting on a hose, to poor routing of the hose.

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External damage External damage can range from abrasion and corrosion, to hose that is crushed by a lift truck. These are problems that can normally be solved simply once the cause is identified. The hose can be re-routed or clamped, or a fire sleeve or abrasion guard can be used.

Analyzing failures A physical examination of the failed hose can often offer a clue to the cause of the failure. Following are 22 symptoms to look for along with the conditions that could cause them:

In the case of corrosion, the answer may be as simple as changing to a hose with a more corrosion resistant cover or re-routing the hose to avoid the corrosive element.

Faulty equipment Too frequent or premature hose failure can be the symptom of a malfunction in your equipment. This is a factor that should be considered since prompt corrective action can sometimes avoid serious and costly equipment breakdown. Reprints of an article on “Troubleshooting Hydraulic Systems,” which tells you how to spot problems in a hydraulic system are available from Aeroquip.

Faulty hose Occasionally a failure problem will lie in the hose itself. The most likely cause of a faulty rubber hose is old age. Check the lay line on the hose to determine the date of manufacture. (4Q91 means fourth quarter 1991.) The hose may have exceeded its recommended shelf life. If you suspect that the problem lies in the manufacture of the hose (and don’t jump to this conclusion until you have exhausted the other possibilities) contact your distributor. Given effective quality control methods, the odds of a faulty batch of hose being released for sale are extremely small. So make sure that you haven’t overlooked some other problem area.

Aeroquip provides excellent training material that you can use to combat this problem. A little time spent in training your maintenance people could pay big dividends in reduced downtime. You can make use of the material available from Aeroquip to improve your hose assembly and installation techniques.

1. Symptom: The hose tube is very hard and has cracked. Cause: Heat has a tendency to leach the plasticizers out of the tube. This is a material that gives the hose its flexibility or plasticity. Aerated oil causes oxidation to occur in the tube. This reaction of oxygen on a rubber product will cause it to harden. Any combination of oxygen and heat will greatly accelerate the hardening of the hose tube. Cavitation occurring inside the tube would have the same effect.

2. Symptom: The hose is cracked both externally and internally but the elastomeric materials are soft and flexible at room temperature.

Cause: The probable reason is intense cold ambient conditions while the hose was flexed. Most standard hoses are rated to –40°F (–40°C). Some AQP hoses are rated at –55°F (–49°C). Military specified hoses are generally rated to –65°F (–54°C). Teflon hose is rated to –100°F (–73°C). Some Polyon thermoplastic hoses are rated at –65°F (–54°C).

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Hose

Analyzing failures

3. Symptom: The hose has burst and examination of the wire reinforcement after stripping back the cover reveals random broken wires the entire length of the hose.

Cause: The primary function of the cover is to protect the reinforcement. Elements that may destroy or remove the hose covers are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Abrasion Cutting Battery Acid Steam Cleaners Chemical Cleaning Solutions Muriatic Acid (for cement clean-up) Salt Water Heat Extreme Cold

Once the cover protection is gone the wire reinforcement is susceptible to attack from moisture or other corrosive matter. Cause: This would indicate a high frequency pressure impulse condition. SAE im-pulse test requirements for a double wire braid reinforcement are 200,000 cycles at 133% of recommended working pressure. The SAE impulse test requirements for a four spiral wrapped reinforcement (100R-9) are 300,000 cycles at 133% maximum operating and at +200°F (93°C). If the extrapolated impulses in a system amount to over a million in a relatively short time a spiral reinforced hose would be the better choice.

4. Symptom: The hose has burst, but there is no indication of multiple broken wires the entire length of the hose. The hose may have burst in more than one place.

6. Symptom: Hose has burst on the outside bend and appears to be elliptical in the bent section. In the case of a pump supply line, the pump is noisy and very hot. The exhaust line on the pump is hard and brittle. Cause: Violation of the minimum bend radius is most likely the problem in both cases. Check the minimum bend radius and make sure that the application is within specifications. In the case of the pump supply line partial collapse of the hose is causing the pump to cavitate creating both noise and heat. This is a most serious situation and will result in catastrophic pump failure if not corrected.

9. Symptom: Hose has burst about six to eight inches away from the end fitting. The wire braid is rusted. There are no cuts or abrasions of the outer cover. Cause: Improper assembly of the hose end fitting allowing moisture to enter around the edge of the fitting socket. The moisture will wick through the reinforcement. The heat generated by the system will drive it out around the fitting area but six to eight inches away it will be entrapped between the inner line and outer cover causing corrosion of the wire reinforcement.

10. Symptom: There are blisters in the cover of the hose. If one pricks the blisters, oil will be found in them. Cause: A minute pin hole in the hose tube is allowing the high pressure oil to seep between it and the cover. Eventually it will form a blister wherever the cover adhesion is weakest. In the case of a screw together reusable fitting insufficient lubrication of the hose and fitting can cause this condition because the dry tube will adhere to the rotating nipple and tear enough to allow seepage. Faulty hose can also cause this condition.

11. Symptom: Blistering of the hose cover where a gaseous fluid is being used.

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: This would indicate that the pressure has exceeded the minimum burst strength of the hose. Either a stronger hose is needed or the hydraulic circuit has a malfunction which is causing unusually high pressure conditions.

5. Symptom: Hose has burst. An examination indicates the the wire braid is rusted and the cover has been cut, abraded or deteriorated badly.

Cause: Torquing of a hydraulic control hose will tear loose the reinforcement layers and allow the hose to burst through the enlarged gaps between the braided plaits of wire strands. Use swivel fittings or joints to be sure there is no twisting force on a hydraulic hose.

8. Symptom: Hose type has broken loose from the reinforcement and piled up at the end of the hose. In some cases it may protrude from the end of the hose fitting. Cause: The probable cause is high vacuum or the wrong hose for vacuum service. No vacuum is recommended for double wire braid, 4 and 6 spiral wire hose unless some sort of internal coil support is used. Even though a hose is rated for vacuum service, if it is kinked, flattened out or bent too sharply this type of failure may occur.

Cause: The high pressure gas is effusing through the hose tube, gathering under the cover and eventually forming a blister wherever the adhesion is weakest. Specially constructed hoses are available for high pressure gaseous applications. Your supplier can advise you on the proper hose to use in these cases.

12. Symptom: Fitting blew off of the end of the hose. Cause: It may be that the wrong fitting has been put on the hose. Recheck manufacturer’s specifications and part numbers. In the case of a crimped fitting the wrong machine setting may have been used resulting in over or undercrimping. The socket of a screw together fitting for multiple wire braided hose may be worn beyond its tolerance. The swaging dies in a swaged hose assembly may be worn beyond the manufacturer’s tolerances. The fitting may have been applied improperly to the hose. Check manufacturer’s instructions. The hose may have been installed without 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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13. Symptom: The tube of the hose is badly deteriorated with evidences of ex-

17.

Symptom: Hose is badly flattened out in the burst area. The tube is very hard down stream of the burst but appears normal up stream of the burst.

Cause: Indications are that the hose tube is not compatible with the agent being carried. Even though the agent is normally compatible, the addition of heat can be the catalyst that can cause inner liner deterioration. Consult your hose supplier for a compatibility list or present him with a sample of the fluid being conducted by the hose for analysis. Make sure that the operating temperatures both internal and external do not exceed recommendations.

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Symptom: Hose has burst. The hose cover is badly deteriorated and the surface of the rubber is crazed. Cause: This could be simply old age. The crazed appearance is the effect of weathering and ozone over a period of time. Try to determine the age of the hose. Some manufacturers print or emboss the cure date on the outside of the hose. As an example, Aeroquip hose would show “4Q73” which would mean that the hose was manufactured during the fourth quarter (October, November or December) of 1973.

Cause: The hose has been kinked either by bending it too sharply or by squashing it in some way so that a major restriction was created. As the velocity of the fluid increases through the restriction the pressure decreases to the vaporization point of the fluid being conveyed. This is commonly called cavitation, and causes heat and rapid oxidation to take place which hardens the tube of the hose down stream of the restriction.

18. Symptom: Hose has not burst but it is leaking profusely. A bisection of the hose reveals that the tube has been gouged through to the wire braid for a distance of approximately two inches. Cause: This failure would indicate that erosion of the hose tube has taken place. A high velocity needle like fluid stream being emitted from an orifice and impinging at a single point on the hose tube will hydraulically remove a section of it. Be sure that the hose is not bent close to a port that is orificed. In some cases where high velocities are encountered particles in the fluid can cause considerable erosion in bent sections of the hose assembly.

15. Symptom: Hose is leaking at the fit- 19. Symptom: The hose fitting has ting because of a crack in the metal tube been pulled out of the hose. The hose has adjacent to the braze on a split flange head.

Cause: Because the crack is adjacent to the braze and not in the braze this is a stress failure brought on by a hose that is trying to shorten under pressure and has insufficient slack in it to do so. We have cured dozens of these problems by lengthening the hose assembly or changing the routing to relieve the forces on the fitting.

16. Symptom: A spiral reinforced hose has burst and literally split open with the wire exploded out and badly entangled.

been considerably stretched out in length. This may not be a high pressure application.

Cause: Insufficient support of the hose. It is very necessary to support very long lengths of hose, especially if they are vertical. The weight of the hose along with the weight of the fluid inside the hose in these cases is being imposed on the hose fitting. This force can be transmitted to a wire rope or chain by clamping the hose to it much like the utilities support bundles of wire from pole to pole. Be sure to leave sufficient slack in the hose between clamps to make up for the possible 4% shortening that could take place when the hose is pressurized.

20. Symptom: The hose has not burst but it is leaking profusely. An examination of the bisected hose reveals that the tube has burst inwardly. Cause: This type of failure is commonly referred to as hose tube blow down. It is usually 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 constructions a second hose tube made from a plastic such as nylon, is inserted into the hose. A small leak will allow the gaseous fluid to seep between the two inner liners and when the pressure is reduced to zero the innermost liner will collapse because of the entrapped pressure around its outer diameter.

21. Symptom: Teflon hose assembly has collapsed internally in one or more places. Cause: One of the most common causes for this is improper handling of the Teflon assembly. Teflon is a thermoplastic material which is not rubber-like. When bent sharply it simply collapses. This type of collapse is localized in one area and is radial. When the Teflon tube is folded longitudinally in one or more places this could be the result of heat (which softens the hose tube) along with vacuum conditions inside of it. Because of the additional tension of the wire braid reinforcement inherent with this type of hose, there is always a radial tension on the tube trying to push it in. Rapid cycling from a very hot agent in the hose to a very cold agent in the hose can produce the same type of failure. Aeroquip offers an internal support coil that will eliminate this problem.

22. Symptom: A Teflon hose assembly has developed a pin hole leak or several pin hole leaks. Cause: This situation occurs when a petroleum base fluid, with a low viscosity, is flowing at a high velocity. This condition can generate high voltage due to static electricity. The high voltage is seeking a ground connection and the only ground connection available is the braided stainless steel reinforcement. This causes an electric arc, which penetrates through the Teflon tube as it travels to the reinforcement. Specially constructed Teflon tubes are available that have enough carbon black in them so as to be conductive. They will “drain off” the static electricity and preclude this problem.

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treme swelling. In some cases the hose tube may be partially “washed out.”

Cause: The hose is too short to accommodate the change in length occurring while it is pressured.

Accessories

Hose

Protective coils, sleeves & clamps 900729

222005, 222022

900705

Support clamp

Stainless steel internal support coils

Steel protective coil sleeve

These light weight vinyl-coated steel support clamps are designed to support hose where long runs are necessary. This clamp not only furnishes a cleaner installation, but prevents damage, exposure and chafing. The lining will withstand high ambient temperatures. Bolt hole dia: Clamp dash no. –01 thru –8, –18 thru –23 is .406; –9 thru –17, –24 thru –31 is .531.

Recommended for vacuum service with most hose.

For use with hose: see pages 40-96. Clamp Dash No.

Clamp I.D. (inches) Closed

–18 –19 –01 –1 –2 –21 –3 –4 –5 –6 –23 –8 –9 –27 –24 –25 –10 –11 –12 –28 –13 –29 –14 –30 –31 –15

.25 .38 .44 .50 .56 .63 .69 .75 .81 .94 1.00 1.06 1.13 1.19 1.25 1.31 1.50 1.56 1.75 1.81 2.00 2.06 2.25 2.50 2.63 2.75

–16 –17

2.88 3.56

For use with hose: see pages 40-96. Part Number

Coil O.D. (inches)

222005-23C

.34

222005-10C 222005-21C 222005-11C 222022-12C 222005-13C 222005-14C 222022-16C 222005-15C 222022-20C 222005-17C 222022-24C 222005-18C 222022-32C 222005-19C 222022-40C 222022-48C 222022-60C 222022-80C

.42 .51 .60 .70 .73 .94 .97 1.19 1.25 1.44 1.50 1.88 1.97 2.44 2.67 3.27 4.28 5.28

Recommended for use where hose lines are subjected to excessive abrasion, kinking or accidental damage. Construction: spring steel, rust resistant. This coil should fit snugly to the hose O.D. expanding the coil I.D. (unwind the coil) may be necessary for proper installation.

For use with hose: see pages 40-96.

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Sleeve Dash No. –17S –1S –13S –2S –3S –4S –5S –14S –6S –7S –9S –8S –15S –10S –16S –11S –12S

Sleeve I.D. (inches) .44 .50 .57 .63 .75 .88 1.03 1.13 1.22 1.47 1.69 1.91 2.00 2.13 2.44 2.56 2.75

Accessories

624

FC425

Steel protective coil spring

Firesleeve

Nylon abrasion sleeve Meets MSHA requirements

Protects hose cover and reinforcement from abrasion and accidental damage. Construction; steel wire, rust resistant. This coil should fit snugly to the hose O.D. expanding the coil I.D. (unwind the coil) may be necessary for proper installation.

Firesleeve will protect hose from direct flame. Firesleeve is constructed of a uniform single layer of braided fiberglass tubing impregnated with flame resistant silicone rubber.

For use with hose: see pages 40-96.

For use with hose: see pages 40-96. Spring Dash No. –1S –12S –2S –15S –14S –3S –4S –5S –6S –7S –9S –8S –10S –13S –11S

Spring I.D. (inches) .61 .67 .75 .81 .85 .91 1.04 1.18 1.34 1.66 1.87 2.13 2.38 2.75 2.88

900952

Plastic protective coil sleeve

Recommended to protect hose from abrasion, this light weight plastic sleeve is unaffected by air, water, oil, gasoline, hydraulic and most other fluids. This coil can also be used for group bundling of hose lines. Temperature range of 0°F to +180°F.

Part Number 624-5 624-7 624-8

I.D. (inches) .31 .44 .50

Clamp Number (2 required) FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S

624-9 624-10 624-11 624-12 624-13 624-14 624-16 624-18 624-20 624-22 624-24 624-26 624-28 624-30 624-32 624-38 624-42 624-46 624-50 624-54 624-60

.56 .62 .69 .75 .81 .88 1.00 1.12 1.25 1.38 1.50 1.62 1.75 1.88 2.00 2.38 2.62 2.88 3.12 3.38 3.75

FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0622S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0648S FF9217-0664S FF9217-0664S FF9217-0664S FF9217-0664S

FF9217

Firesleeve clamp

For use with hose: see pages 40-96. Sleeve Dash No. –4 –6 –8 –10 –12 –16 –22 –30

Sleeve I.D. (inches) .25 .38 .50 .63 .75 1.00 1.38 1.88

Nylon sleeve protects hose from abrasion and allows bundling of hose lines.

For use with hose: see pages 40-96.

Part Number FC425-12 FC425-15 FC425-16 FC425-18 FC425-20 FC425-24 FC425-28 FC425-32 FC425-38 FC425-40 FC425-46 FC425-54 FC425-59

Nominal Sleeve I.D.* “B” (inches) .71 .92 1.00 1.13 1.25 1.59 1.75 2.07 2.38 2.54 2.86 3.34 3.66

*The maximum O.D. of hose fittings must be allowed for if fittings are to be covered.

23055*

Dust plug & cap

These flexible, plastic cap-plugs can be used for male or female ends on fittings, valves, hydraulic components, etc. They protect the threads and seal out dust and other foreign matter during storage and shipment. *Specify fitting part number and size.

Recommended for attaching 624 Firesleeve to hose lines. Clamp numbers: FF9217-0622S, FF92170648S; 3/8 inch wide, FF9217-0664C; 1/2 inch wide.

For use with hose: see pages 40-96.

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900564

Kits

Hose

SOCKETLESS Fittings & hose kit 5144

The Aeroquip 5144 SOCKETLESS Fitting and Hose Kit provides a low cost, complete and compact hose line inventory. It contains bulk hose as well as the most common fittings and adapters to assure immediate replacement of hose lines. See page 72 for complete hose data.

Kit Part Number 5144 Bulk Hose 2556–4 2556–6

Quantity 24 ft. 24 ft.

Reusable Fittings 4738–2–4B 4738–4–4B 4738–4–6B 4797–4B 4797–5–4B

8 5 8 8 5

4739–6B

4740–3–4B 4740–4B 4740–5–4B 4740–6B 4742–4B 4742–5–4B 4742–6B 4743–3–4B 4743–4B 4743–5–4B 4743–6B Adapters 2000–2–4B

3 5 5 3 5 5 3 3 3 5 3

2003–2–4B

2081–4–2S

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Kits Compressor discharge line replacement kit FF288

Kit Part Number FF288

10 ft. 15 ft.

Reusable Fittings 63–190990–8 63–190990–10

6 10

38–191074–8 38–191074–10

4 4

190718–10–8S

190742–10S

Tool FT1038A

Hose

The Aeroquip FF288 Compressor Discharge Line Replacement Kit can be used to make Teflon Hose lines.

Quantity

Bulk Teflon Hose 2807–8 2807–10

The lines can be used directly from the compressor or they can be used from copper tubing to wet tank. See page 94 for complete hose data.

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Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

2661–12

.75

1.25

300†

1200

5.00

.42

2661–16

1.00

1.50

250†

1000

6.00

.50

2661–20

1.25

1.80

200†

800

8.00

.90

2661–24

1.50

2.06

150†

600

10.00

1.13

2661–32

2.00

2.55

100†

400

12.00

1.30

2661–40

2.50

3.08

250

14.00

1.72

2661–48‡

3.00

3.58

225

18.00

1.96

2661–64‡

4.00

4.69

200

24.00

3.08

FC318–12

.75

1.25

300†

1200

5.00

.42

FC318–16

1.00

1.50

250†

1000

6.00

.50

FC318–20

1.25

1.80

200†

800

8.00

.90

FC318–24

1.50

2.08

150†

600

10.00

1.13

FC318–32

2.00

2.57

100†

400

12.00

1.30

FC318–40

2.50

3.07

250

14.00

1.72

FC318–48‡

3.00

3.64

225

18.00

1.96

FC318–64‡

4.00

4.69

200

24.00

3.08

FC466–04

.25

.48

400

1600

2.50

.06

FC466–06

.38

.62

400

1600

3.00

.10

FC466–08

.50

.75

400

1600

4.00

.13

FC466–10

.63

.91

350

1400

5.00

.18

FC466–12

.75

1.03

350

1400

7.00

.19

Hose

Part Number

Wire inserted suction SAE 100R4

2661

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, reinforcement consisting of a helical wire between two textile braids and blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Suction and transfer applications for petroleum and phosphate ester hydraulic fluids, fuel, lubricating 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 SAE 100R4

FC318

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, reinforcement consisting of a helical wire between two textile braids and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Suction and transfer applications for petroleum hydraulic fluids, fuel, lubricating oils, gasoline and water. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C) For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Textile braid FC466 Exceeds SAE 100R6 Performance*

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforcement 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. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C), Air not to exceed +160°F (+71°C) For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. †Maximum working pressure for band clamp type fittings is 50 psi. ‡Sold as bulk hose only. *All sizes except –12

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Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–16

–14S

–24

–0630S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–0648S

–8S

–22

–9S

–12

–32

–0648S

–10S

–30

–15S

–29

–38

–0648S

–16S

–30

–46

–0664C

–54

–0664C

–13S

–60

–6S

–16

–14S

–24

–0630S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–0648S

–8S

–22

–9S

–12

–32

–0648S

–10S

–30

–15S

–29

–38

–0648S

–16S

–30

–46

–42

–0664C

–54

–0664C

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Crimp

161

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

123

TTC

123

TTC12 (–12 only)

123

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Clamp

220

Assembly

241

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp Crimp

–13S

–60

N/A 161

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

123

TTC

123

TTC12 (–12 only)

123

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Clamp

220

Assembly

241

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

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.

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Fitting Reference

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC498–04

.25

.50

400

1600

2.50

.08

FC498–06

.38

.62

400

1600

3.00

.13

FC498–08

.50

.78

400

1600

4.00

.15

FC498–10

.62

.91

350

1400

5.00

.20

FC498–12

.75

1.03

350

1400

7.00

.28

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

2580–16

.88

1.24

500

2000

7.38

.36

2580–20

1.12

1.50

450

1800

9.00

.43

2580–24

1.38

1.75

400

1600

10.50

.51

2580–32

1.81

2.22

350

1400

13.25

.75

2583–4

.25

.57

1250

5000

3.00

.12

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

Hose

Part Number

Textile braid Exceeds SAE 100R6

FC498

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, textile braid reinforcement, AQP elastomer cover. Application: Low pressure return lines in hydraulic systems. 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.

Double textile braid

2580

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double textile braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. For larger dash sizes, see Catalog JD1. Application: For water, gasoline, and fuel oil. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C) For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Double textile braid SAE 100R3

2583

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 temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). Except air, not to exceed +160°F (+71°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–13

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

–20

–16

–0622S

Global

–5S

–12

–5S

–23

–20

–18

–0630C

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

123

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–14S –4S –5S –6S –7S

–12 –12 –16 –16 –22

–3S –4S –5S –6S –7S

–4 –6 –8 –27 –10

222005-10C 222005-21C 222005-13C 222005-14C 222005-15C

–16 –20 –20 –24 –28

–16 –18 –20 –24 –28

–0622S

Global

–0630S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

–0630S

TTC

N/A

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

–0648S

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

–9S

–22

–9S

–12

222005-17C

–32

–0648S

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

222005-18C

–40

–42

–0648S

–1S

–8

–1S

–2

–12

–11

–0622S

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–0648S

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

CRIMP FITTINGS N/A

–6S

–16

–14S

–24

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–0648S

Skive Nipples

–0648S

OTC

123

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Global

–8S

–22

–9S

–12

–32

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

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.

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–1S

Hydraulic Hose

Hose

Part Number

Single wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R5

FC300

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, polyester inner braid, single wire braid reinforcement and blue polyester braid cover. Application: Hydraulics handling petroleum base fluids and air, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, fire resistant hydraulic fluids and other industrial fluids. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –55°F to +300°F (–49°C to +150°C). Except air +250°F (+121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Single wire braid SAE 100R5

1503

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile inner braid, single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber impregnated textile braid cover. Application: For hydraulics, air, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). Except air, not to exceed +160°F (+71°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Single wire braid MIL-H-8794

303/302A

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile inner braid, single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber impregnated textile braid cover. Application: For hydraulics, air, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils. Except air, not to exceed +160°F (+71°C). For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. 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 +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC300–04

.19

.52

3000

12000

3.00

.13

FC300–05

.25

.58

3000

12000

3.38

.16

FC300–06

.31

.67

2250

9000

4.00

.23

FC300–08

.41

.76

2000

8000

4.62

.26

FC300–10

.50

.93

1750

7000

5.50

.37

FC300–12

.62

1.08

1500

6000

6.50

.46

FC300–16

.88

1.27

800

3200

7.38

20†

.44

FC300–20

1.12

1.50

625

2500

9.00

20†

.52

FC300–24

1.38

1.75

500

2000

10.50

15†

.67

FC300–32‡

1.81

2.22

300

1200

13.25

11†

.94

FC300–40

2.38

2.88

300

1200

24.00

8†

1.50

1503–4

.19

.52

3000

12000

3.00

.13

1503–5

.25

.58

3000

12000

3.38

.16

1503–6

.31

.68

2250

9000

4.00

.23

1503–8

.41

.77

2000

8000

4.62

.26

1503–10

.50

.92

1750

7000

5.50

.37

1503–12

.62

1.08

1500

6000

6.50

.46

1503–16

.88

1.23

800

3200

7.38

20†

.44

1503–20

1.12

1.50

625

2500

9.00

20†

.52

1503–24

1.38

1.75

500

2000

10.50

15†

.67

1503–32

1.81

2.23

350

1400

13.25

11†

.94

1503–40

2.38

2.88

350

1400

24.00

11†

1.43

303–4

.19

.52

3000

12000

3.00

.15

303–5

.25

.58

3000

10000

3.38

.19

303–6

.31

.68

2000

9000

4.00

.22

303–8

.41

.77

2000

8000

4.62

.26

303–10

.50

.92

1750

7000

5.50

.36

303–12

.62

1.08

1500

6000

6.50

.42

302A–16

.88

1.23

800

3200

7.38

.39

302A–20

1.12

1.50

600

2500

9.00

.51

302A–24

1.38

1.75

500

2000

11.00

.64

302A–32

1.81

2.22

350

1400

13.25

1.00

†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 Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

222005–10C

–16

–0622S

Global

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

222005–21C

–20

–18

–0630S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

–6S

–16

–6S

–27

222005–14C

–24

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–30

–0648S

–9S

–22

–9S

–12

222005–17C

–32

–0648S

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

222005–18C

–12S

–16

222005–19C

–38

–0648S

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

222005–10C

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

222005–21C

–20

–18

–0630S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

–6S –7S –9S –10S

–16 –22 –22 –30

–6S –7S –9S

–27 –10 –12

222005–14C 222005–15C 222005–17C

–10S

–14

222005–18C

–12S

–16

222005–19C

–24 –28 –32

–24 –30 –32

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

236 241

–12

–0622S

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

222005–10C

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

222005–21C

–20

–18

–0630S

–24

Skive Nipples

Assembly

–2

–24

N/A

Global

108

–0648S

–13S

222005–14C

N/A

Flat Crimp

190

–8

–27

Field Crimp

Sockets

–12S

–6S

N/A

–0648S

–0622S

–16

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–11

–6S

CRIMP FITTINGS

Sockets

–38

–20

236 241

REUSABLE FITTINGS

–38

–20

108

Assembly

–0648S

–12

222005–13C

190

Sockets

N/A

–1

–8

N/A

–1S

–5S

Sockets REUSABLE FITTINGS

Internal Skive

–0648S

–6

–16

N/A N/A

TTC12

–1S

–5S

TTC12 Internal Skive

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

–0630S

TTC

N/A

–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

–0648S

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

222005–18C

–38

–42

–0648S

*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.

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Hose

–1S

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in/Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

2651–4

.19

.52

3000

12000

3.00

.13

2651–5

.25

.58

3000

12000

3.38

.16

2651–6

.31

.68

2250

9000

4.00

.23

2651–8

.41

.75

2000

8000

4.62

.26

2651–10

.50

.92

1750

7000

5.50

.37

2651–12

.62

1.08

1500

6000

6.50

.46

2651–16

.88

1.23

800

3200

7.38

20†

.44

2651–20

1.12

1.50

625

2500

9.00

20†

.52

2651–24

1.38

1.75

500

2000

10.50

15†

.67

2651–32

1.81

2.22

350

1400

13.25

11†

.94

2651–40

2.38

2.88

350

1400

24.00

11†

1.43

FC194–04

.25

.63

3250

13000

4.00

.19

FC194–06

.38

.78

3000

12000

5.00

.30

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 reinforcement 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. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +300°F (–40°C to +150°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

FC194–20

1.25

1.81

900

3600

16.50

.98

GH194

GH194–04

.25

.53

3250

13000

4.00

.17

GH194–06

.38

.69

3000

12000

5.00

.25

GH194–08

.50

.81

2500

10000

7.00

.30

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

Hose

Part Number

2651

Single wire braid SAE 100R5 performance

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile inner braid, single wire braid reinforcement, outer textile braid and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulics, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and water. Except air, not to exceed 250 psi or +160°F (+71°C). For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

AQP®/HI-IMPULSE ® FC194 Single wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R1A, Meets or exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1ST

AQP /HI-IMPULSE Single wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R1AT, Meets or exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1SN

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, single wire braid reinforcement 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 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. †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.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

222005–10C

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

222005–21C

–20

–18

–0630S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S –0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

–0648S

Sockets

N/A

–0648S

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

–6S –7S –9S –10S

–16 –22 –22 –30

–6S –7S –9S

–27 –10 –12

222005–14C 222005–15C 222005–17C

–24 –28 –32

–24 –30 –32

–10S

–14

222005–18C

–38

–42

–0648S

–12S

–16

222005–19C

–54

–50

–0664C

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–12

–0622S

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–18

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

–20

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

CRIMP FITTINGS

–5S

–12

–5S

–23

–20

–0630S

–6S

–16

–14S

–27

–24

–22

–0648S

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

Global

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–26

–0648S

–8S

–22

–9S

–28

–32

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–2S

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–15S

–10

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–6S

–22

–6S

–9S

–30

–8S

–25

222005–14C 222005–15C

–20

–18

–0630S

Global

–24

–22

–0648S

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

–24

–26

–0648S

–32

–30

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

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.

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Hose

–1S

CRIMP FITTINGS

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

2681–3

.19

.50

4000

16000

3.50

.13

2681–4

.25

.62

3250

13000

4.00

.19

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

2681–12

.75

1.19

1800

7200

9.50

.53

2681–16

1.00

1.50

1300

5200

12.00

.80

2681–20

1.25

1.81

900

3600

16.50

.98

2681–24

1.50

2.06

700

2800

20.00

1.12

2681–32

2.00

2.58

600

2400

25.00

1.63

GH663–4

.25

.53

13000

4.00

.16

GH663–6

.38

.69

12000

5.00

.25

GH663–8

.50

.81

10000

7.00

.30

GH663-12

.75

1.09

7200

9.50

.45

GH663–16

1.00

1.41

3250 *2750 3000 *2250 2500 *2000 1800 *1250 1300 *1000

5200

12.00

.68

FC211–04

.25

.53

2750

11000

4.00

.15

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

Hose

Part Number

HI-IMPULSE® Single wire braid 2681 Exceeds SAE 100R1A, Meets or exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1ST

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

GH663 Single wire braid meets DIN 20 022 Type 1SN Exceeds SAE 100R1AT performance

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

HI-IMPULSE ® Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water-glycol base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Single wire braid SAE 100R1AT

FC211

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid 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 and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. * Pressure rating with reusable or field crimp (FJ) style fittings

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Hydraulic Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–12

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–8

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–18

–0630S

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

–20

–0630S

–5S

–12

–5S

–23

–6S

–16

–14S

–27

Internal Support Coil

222005–14C

Fitting Reference

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–20

–0630S

–24

–22

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–0648S

–8S

–22

–9S

–28

222005–17C

–32

–38

–0648S

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

–10S

–30

–15S

–29

222005–18C

–38

–0648S

Sockets

N/A N/A

–46

–0664C

Assembly

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

–10

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–14C

–24

–22

–0648S

–7S

–22

–6S

–25

222005–15C

–24

–26

–0648S

–13S

–30

–11S

–31

–1S

–6

–1S

–2S

–10

–15S

222005–19C

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–15S

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

–3S

–10

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–24

–0630S

–7S

–22

–6S

–25

–24

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

198

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

198

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

*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.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Hydraulic Hose

Hose

Part Number TM

Polyon /Thermoplastic SAE 100R7

FC372

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid polyester reinforcement and a black perforated polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fireresistant, and water base fluids, pneumatic, fuel, and lubricating 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). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Polyon /Thermoplastic SAE 100R7 Nonconductive

FC373

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid polyester reinforcement and an orange nonperforated polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. For more information on specific fluid applications 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). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC372–02

.13

.33

2500

10000

.50

.05

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

FC372–12

.75

1.07

1250

5000

5.00

.22

FC372–16

1.00

1.32

1000

4000

8.00

.28

FC373–02

.13

.33

2500

10000

.50

.05

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

FC373–16

1.00

1.32

1000

4000

8.00

.27

†–40°F to +200°F (–40°C to +93°C) for flexing applications.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

–4

–6

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12

–1S

Fitting Reference

–19

–12

–10

–0622S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Global

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

–16

–6S

–4

–6

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

–6S

–25

–24

–26

–0648S

–1S

Swage

181

REUSABLE FITTINGS

198

Sockets

108

Assembly

239

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–19

–12

–10

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Global

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

** ** –6S

–12 –16

–3S –5S –6S

–5 –8

–16 –24

–16 –25

–25

–0622S –0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Swage

181

REUSABLE FITTINGS

198

Sockets

108

Assembly

239

*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. ** Contact Aeroquip for recommendations.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

FC390–06

.38

.65

2500

10000

2.50

.11

FC390–08

.50

.82

2500

10000

3.50

.18

FC690–04RL

.25

.53

2750

11000

1.25

.09

FC690–06RL

.38

.66

2500

10000

2.50

.11

FC690–08RL

.50

.84

2500

10000

3.50

.18

FC374–03

.19

.40

5000

20000

1.50

.05

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

FC374–16 Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid Kevlar reinforcement and a black perforated polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, pneumatic, fuel, and lubricating systems. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, 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). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20

1.00

1.32

2000

8000

10.00

.27

Hose

Part Number

Polyon /Thermoplastic FC390 Constant pressure hose SAE 100R7 TM

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double braid polyester reinforcement and a black perforated flame retardant polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, pneumatic, fuel, and lubricating systems. For more specific information on fluid applications, 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). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Polyon /Thermoplastic FC690 Low temperature flexing SAE 100R7 TM

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double braid polyester reinforcement and low temperature black, perforated polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, pneumatic, fuel, and lubricating systems utilized in continuous low temperature flexing applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, 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). Sold in reel lengths only. For complete Agency Listings: See page 20

Polyon /Thermoplastic SAE 100R8 TM

FC374

†–40°F to +200°F (—40°C to +93°C) for flexing applications.

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Hydraulic Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

–10

–3S

–3

–12

–4S

–6

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–16

–12

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–14

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Fitting Reference

Page

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Swage

181

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global

–4

–6

–10

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Swage

181

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–19

–12

–10

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

–7S

–16

–6S

–25

–24

–26

–0648S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

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

*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. **Contact Aeroquip for recommendations.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

FC375–03

.19

.41

5000

20000

1.50

.05

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 Kevlar reinforcement and an orange nonperforated polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. For more information on specific fluid applications 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). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

FC375–16

1.00

1.37

2000

8000

10.00

.27

FC376

FC376–03

.19

.50

10000‡

40000

1.50

.09

FC376–04

.25

.63

10000‡

35000

2.50

.13

FC375–06

.38

.74

7500‡

30000

3.00

.16

FC377–03

.19

.50

10000‡

40000

1.50

.08

FC377–04

.25

.63

10000‡

35000

2.50

.13

FC377–06

.38

.74

7500‡

30000

3.00

.16

Hose

Part Number

Polyon /Thermoplastic SAE 100R8 Nonconductive TM

Polyon /Thermoplastic TM

FC375

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

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, pneumatic 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. For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Polyon /Thermoplastic Nonconductive TM

FC377

Construction: Thermoplastic elastomer tube, double braid Kevlar reinforcement and orange nonperforated polyurethane cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. For nonconductivity information, see item 8 page 30. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +150°F† (–40°C to +66°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. †–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.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–19

–12

–10

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Internal Support Coil

–4

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Page

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

Global

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

–7S

–16

–6S

–25

–24

–0648S

TTC

N/A

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–0622S

–1S

–8

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–2S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–0622S

–1S

–8

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–2S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Swage

181

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

Contact Aeroquip for fitting information.

*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. **Contact Aeroquip for recommendations.

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Hose

Fitting Reference

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

GH681–4

.25

.47

3000

12000

2.00

.11

GH681–6

.38

.63

3000

12000

2.50

.18

GH681–8

.50

.78

3000

12000

3.50

.26

GH683–4

.25

.51

3000

12000

2.00

.11

GH683–6

.38

.67

3000

12000

2.50

.18

GH683–8

.50

.81

3000

12000

3.50

.26

FC310–04

.25

.55

5000

20000

.21

FC310–06

.38

.68

4000

16000

FC310–08

.50

.79

3500

14000

FC310–10

.62

.93

2750

11000

FC310–12

.75

1.08

2250

9000

FC310–16

1.00

1.36

2000

8000

FC310–20

1.25

1.69

1625

6500

2.00† 3.00 2.50† 3.50 3.50† 5.00 4.00† 6.00 4.75† 7.00 6.00† 9.00 8.25† 11.00

Hose

Part Number

Single wire braid Exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 1 performance

GH681

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Meets or exceeds DIN requirements at 1/2 SAE Bend Radius. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Single wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R1

GH683

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid reinforcement and polyester braid cover. Application: For hydraulic, air, gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –50°F to +212°F (–46°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Hi-PAC® wire braid SAE 100R16 performance

FC310

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, Hi-Pac braided wire reinforcement, synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more specific information on fluid applications, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. †Improved minimum bend radius when used with global fittings.

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.27 .34 .44 .50 .71 1.06

Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–15S

–10

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–12S

–6

–1S

–2

–12

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–14S

–10

–2S

–4

–12

–16

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

–4S –5S

–12 –16

–4S –5S

–7S

–16

–6S

–9S

–30

–8S

–6 –8 –25

–20 –20

–18 –22

–0630S –0630S

N/A

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

–24

–0648S

TTC

123

–32

–30

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

200

Sockets

108

Assembly

236

*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.

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Hose

–1S

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

FC510–04

.25

.57

5000

20000

3.00

.23

FC510–06

.38

.69

4000

16000

3.50

.29

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 reinforcement and blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fireresistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. 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.

FC510–20

1.25

1.70

1625

6500

11.00

1.08

GH195

GH195–04

0.25

0.60

5750

23000

4.00

0.27

GH195–06

0.38

0.75

5000

20000

5.00

0.39

GH195–08

0.50

0.87

4250

17000

7.00

0.46

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 reinforcement and blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, fuel and lubricating systems. 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.

GH195–24

1.50

2.15

1750

7000

20.00

1.74

GH195–32

2.00

2.67

1500

6000

25.00

2.27

AQP®/HI-IMPULSE® FC195 Double wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R2A, Meets or Exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2ST

FC195–04

.25

.69

5750

4.00

.31

FC195–06

.38

.84

5000

5.00

.42

FC195–08

.50

.97

4250

7.00

.51

FC195–10

.62

1.09

3250

8.00

.59

FC195–12

.75

1.25

3000

9.50

.75

FC195–16

1.00

1.56

2500

12.00

1.04

FC195–20

1.25

2.00

2250

16.50

1.68

FC195–24

1.50

2.25

20.00

1.91

FC195–32

2.00

2.75

1800 † 1750 1500 † 1250

23000 † 20000 20000 † 16000 17000 † 14000 14500 † 11000 12500 † 9000 10000 † 8000 9000 † 6500 7200 † 5000 6000 † 4500

25.00

2.39

Hose

Part Number

AQP®/HI-PAC® wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R2 performance

FC510

AQP /HI-IMPULSE Double wire braid Exceeds SAE 100R2AT, Meets or Exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2SN

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, double wire braid reinforcement and blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fireresistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 20-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +300°F (–40°C to +150°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. †Improved pressure performance when used with global fittings.

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Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Hydraulic Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–12S

–6

–1S

–2

–12

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–14S

–10

–2S

–4

–16

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–22

–0630S

–7S

–16

–6S

–9S

–30

–8S

Internal Support Coil

–25

–24

–0630S

–32

–30

–0648S

Fitting Reference

Page

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

200

Sockets

108

Assembly

236

–1S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–1S

–10

–2S

–4

–16

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–18

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–54S

–16

–5S

–6

–20

–0630S

–5S

–16

–6S

–9

–22

–0648S

–7S

–22

–9S

–10

222005–14C 222005–15C

–28

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

–0648S

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

–8S

–30

–10S

–12

222005–17C

–32

–0664C

–10S

–30

–11S

–13

222005–18C

–38

–0648S

Sockets

107

–0664C

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–13S

–30

–12S

–30

222005–19C

–46

–2S

–8

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

Skive Nipples

123 N/A

TTC

N/A

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

OTC

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–28

–30

–0648S

TTC12

N/A N/A

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

–38

–0648S

Internal Skive Sockets

107

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

–38

–42

–0648S

REUSABLE FITTINGS

203

Sockets

108

Assembly

236

–11S

–30

–11S

–15

–54

*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.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

GH781–4*

.25

.53

5750

23000

2.00

.22

GH781–6

.38

.69

5000

20000

2.50

.29

GH781–8

.50

.81

4250

17000

3.50

.39

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

GH781–20

1.25

1.65

2250

9000

8.25

1.09

GH781–24

1.50

2.03

1800

7200

10.00

1.40

GH781–32

2.00

2.53

1300

5200

12.50

1.90

2781–4*

.25

.69

5750

4.00

.33

2781–6

.38

.84

5000

5.00

.45

2781–8

.50

.97

4250

7.00

.56

8.00

.62

9.50

.80

12.00

1.06

16.50

1.73

20.00

2.05

25.00

2.70

Hose

Part Number

GH781

Double wire braid exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2 performance Exceeds SAE 100R16

HI-IMPULSE at 1/2 SAE Bend Radii Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Meets or exceeds DIN requirements at 1/2 SAE Bend Radii. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

HI-IMPULSE® double wire 2781 braid Exceeds SAE 100R2A Meets or exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2ST

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Double wire braid High pressure air SAE 100R2A

1529

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid reinforcement, textile braid and perforated synthetic rubber cover to prevent blistering when used for pneumatic applications. Application: High pressure pneumatic and gaseous applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. NOTE: Extreme caution is warranted in the use of any hose in any high pressure pneumatic or gaseous application. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

2781–10

.62

1.09

2781–12

.75

1.25

3625 † 3250 3125 † 3000

2781–16

1.00

1.56

2500

2781–20

1.25

2.00

2250

2781–24

1.50

2.25

2781–32

2.00

2.75

1800 † 1750 1500 † 1250

23000 † 20000 20000 † 16000 17000 † 14000 14500 † 11000 12500 † 9000 10000 † 8000 9000 † 6500 7200 † 5000 6000 † 4500

1529–4

.25

.69

5000

20000

4.00

.34

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

1529–12

.75

1.25

2250

9000

9.50

.82

1529–16

1.00

1.56

2000

8000

12.00

1.00

1529–20

1.25

2.00

1625

6500

16.50

1.95

1529–24

1.50

2.25

1250

5000

20.00

2.02

1529–32

2.00

2.75

1125

4500

25.00

2.70

†Improved pressure performance when used with global fittings. *Approved for 10,000 psi maximum operating pressure for static Jack Hose applications

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Hydraulic Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

–1S

–8

–13S

–2S

–10

–14S

–12

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–2

–12

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–2S

–3

–16

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–3S

–5

–16

–18

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–5S

–6

–5S

–16

–14S

–9

–7S

–22

–7S

–22

–7S

–10 –12

Internal Support Coil

222005–14C 222005–15C

Fitting Reference

Page

–20

–18

–0630S

Global

–24

–22

–0648S

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

–24

–28

–0648S

–28

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–2S

–8

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

Global

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A N/A

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–28

–30

–0648S

TTC

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

–38

–0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

–40

–42

–0648S

–11S

–30

–11S

–15

–54

–46

–0664C

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

203

Sockets

108

Assembly

236

CRIMP FITTINGS

–2S

–10

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

Global

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–28

–30

–0648S

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

–38

–0648S

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

–40

–42

–0648S

–11S

–30

–11S

–15

–54

–46

–0664C

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

203

Sockets

108

Assembly

236

*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.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

2766–4

.25

.69

5000

20000

4.00

.32

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

2766–24

1.50

2.25

1250

5000

20.00

1.94

2766–32

2.00

2.75

1000

4500

22.00

2.69

GH793–4

.25

.60

4.00

.26

5.00

.38

7.00

.46

8.00

.54

9.50

.66

12.00

1.01

16.50

1.54

20.00

1.68

25.00

2.22

Hose

Part Number

2766

Double wire braid MIL-H-13531, Type II, Class A

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double wire braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: High pressure hydraulics, fuel and lubricating oil and gasoline. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +200°F (–54°C to +93°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

GH793 Double wire braid meets or exceeds DIN 20 022 Type 2SN, Exceeds SAE 100R2AT performance

5750

23000

*5000 5000 *4000 4250 *3500 3625 *2750 3125 *2250 2500 *2000 2250 *1625 1800 *1250 1300 *1125

*10000 20000 *16000 17000 *14000 14500 *11000 12500 *9000 10000 *8000 9000 *6500 7200 *5000 5200 *4500

Vacuum Service (in/Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

GH793–6

.38

.75

GH793–8

.50

.87

GH793–10

.62

.98

GH793–12

.75

1.16

GH793–16

1.00

1.50

GH793–20

1.25

1.92

GH793–24

1.50

2.15

GH793–32

2.00

2.51

FC212–04

.25

.60

5000

20000

4.00

.27

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 reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. This hose has the maximum operating pressure printed in the layline of FC212–24 the hose complying to virginia law #1415 Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and FC212–32 water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C) For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

1.25

1.89

1625

6500

16.50

1.51

1.50

2.15

1250

5000

20.00

1.75

2.00

2.51

1125

4500

25.00

2.25

HI-IMPULSE

Double wire braid SAE 100R2AT

FC212

*Pressure rating with reusable or field crimp (FJ) style fittings.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–8

–2S

–3

–16

–14

–0622S

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–18

–20

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–24

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–30

–28

–0648S

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

–38

–0648S

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

–42

–0648S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

–1S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

–15S

–10

–2S

–4

–16

–0622S

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

203

Sockets

108

Assembly

236

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

156 N/A

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–18

–0622S

Flat Crimp

–4S

–16

–5S

–6

–20

–0630S

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

Global

–5S

–16

–6S

–9

222005–14C

–20

–22

–0648S

–7S

–22

–9S

–10

222005–15C

–24

–28

–0648S

–8S

–30

–10S

–12

222005–17C

–32

–0664C

–10S

–30

–10S

–13

–13S

–30

–12S

–30

–12S

–8

–13S

–14S

–10

–3S

–12

222005–18C 222005–19C

–38

–0648S

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

208

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

–46

–0664C

–2

–12

–0622S

–2S

–4

–16

–14

–0630S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

–4S

–5

–16

–18

–0630S

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

–6S

–16

–14S

–9

–20

–22

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–24

–26

–0648S

CRIMP FITTINGS N/A

Global

–8S

–22

–8S

–28

–32

–0648S

Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

208

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

*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.

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Hose

–2S

CRIMP FITTINGS

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

FC474–04

.25

.59

5000

20000

4.00

.25

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

1508–6

.38

.84

4500

18000

5.00

.46

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

FC323–12

.75

1.20

3000

12000

9.50

.94

FC323–16

1.00

1.48

3000

12000

12.00

1.22

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

Hose

Part Number

Double wire braid Low temperature

FC474

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double braid reinforcement, and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic hose for fluid conveying applications in frigid environments. For use in arctic environments on construction equipment and other mobile applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –67°F to +175°F (–55°C to +80°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Four-light spiral wire SAE 100R9A

1508

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-light spiral wire reinforcement, synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Four spiral wire Exceeds performance requirements SAE 100R12 (–20), SAE 100R11 (–24, –32)

FC323

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, 4-spiral wire reinforcement and a blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fire-resistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. 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.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–8

–13S

–2

222005–23C

–12

–14

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–2S

–10

–2S

–3

222005–10C

–16

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

–14S

–12

–3S

–5

222005–11C

–20

–18

–0622S

–5S –6S

–16 –22

–14S –7S

–27 –10

222005–13C 222005–14C

–24 –28

N/A

Field Crimp

156

Flat Crimp

N/A

–0648S

Global

–0648S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

123

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148

–6S

–16

–6S

–27

–24

–26

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–28

–30

–0648S

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

–38

–0648S

Global Skive Nipples

123

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

209

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

–5S

–16

–14S

–27

–24

–0643S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–6S

–22

–7S

–25

–28

–0643S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148

–8S

–30

–15S

–28

–32

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–10S

–30

–10S

–29

–38

–13S

–30

–11S

–31

–46

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

168

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

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.

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Hose

–1S

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

GH493–6**

.38

.79

4000

16000

5.00

.47

GH493-8

.50

.92

4000

16000

7.00

.59

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

GH493–24 Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4 spiral wire reinforcement, synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic systems service with petroleum and GH493–32 water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

1.50

2.12

2500

10000

20.00

2.10

2.00

2.64

2500

10000

25.00

2.81

FC250A08

.50

.92

4000

16000

7.00

.58

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

FC136–06**

.38

.79

.45

.50

.92

7.00

.60

FC136–10

.63

1.11

22000 16000 * 20000 16000 * 20000 16000 *

5.00

FC136–08

5500 4000 * 5000 4000 * 5000 4000 *

9.50

.67

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

FC136–24

1.50

2.12

2500

10000

20.00

2.01

FC136–32

2.00

2.64

2500

10000

25.00

2.93

Hose

Part Number

GH493 Four heavy spiral wire SAE 100R12

Four heavy spiral wire SAE 100R12

FC250A

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-heavy spiral wire reinforcement and gray synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Four heavy spiral wire Exceeds SAE 100R12

FC136

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-heavy spiral wire reinforcement, synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

*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 Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

–15S

–12

–3S

–12

–4S

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–5

–16

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–4S

–6

–20

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–22

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–5S

–16

–6S

–27

222005–14C

–24

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–0648S

Internal Support Coil

–8S

–22

–10S

–28

222005–17C

–32

–38

–0648S

–8S

–30

–10S

–29

222005–18C

–38

–0648S

–13S

–30

–11S

–31

–46

–0664S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

–6S

–16

–14S

–27

–24

–26

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–30

–0648S

–8S

–22

–8S

–28

–32

–10S

–30

–10S

–29

–38

–13S

–30

–11S

–31

Fitting Reference

Page

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

123

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

212

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global

–46

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

123

Internal Skive

168

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

212

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

–3S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0630S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–28

–0648S

–8S

–22

–8S

–28

–32

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

123 168

–10S

–30

–10S

–29

–38

Internal Skive

–13S

–30

–11S

–31

–46

Sockets

107

Swage

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

212

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

*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.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Hydraulic Hose Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

7500 †

30000

8.00

.69

1.26

6250

25000

11.00

1.12

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

FC273–12

.75

1.26

5000

20000

9.50

1.08

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

FC324–08

.50

.91

4000

16000

7.00

.61

FC324–12

.75

1.20

4000

16000

9.50

.99

FC324–16

1.00

1.48

4000

16000

12.00

1.29

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

FC254–08

.50

.98

FC254–12

.75

FC254–16

Hose

Part Number

Four heavy spiral wire FC254 Exceeds SAE 100R11 performance

Vacuum Service (in/Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 4-heavy spiral wire reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more specific information on fluid applications, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Four or six spiral wire SAE 100R13

FC273

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, multiple heavy spiral wire (4 wire for –12, –16; 6 wire for –20, –24 and –32); brown synthetic rubber cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum and water base fluids, for general industrial service. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Four spiral wire Exceeds SAE 100R12

FC324

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, 4-spiral wire reinforcement and a blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fireresistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. 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. †Rated at 10,000 psi for water blast applications using internal skive fittings.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148 161

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–30

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–8S

–22

–9S

–28

–32

–0648S

–10S

–30

–10S

–29

–38

–0648S

–10S

–30

–11S

–31

–54

–46

–0664C

–6S

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–30

–0648S

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

–38

–0648S

–10S

–30

–10S

–11S

–14

–40

–42

–0664C

–16

–54

–46

–0664C

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

168

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

161

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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–6S

–16

–14S

–27

–24

–26

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

148 155

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–30

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

168

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

212

Sockets

108

Assembly

238

*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.

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Hose

–4S

CRIMP FITTINGS

Hydraulic Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

FC325–12

.75

1.26

5000

20000

9.50

1.09

FC325–16

1.00

1.52

5000

20000

12.00

1.42

FC606–16

1.00

1.65

6000

24000

12.00

1.79

FC606–20

1.25

1.95

6000

24000

16.50

2.43

FC606–24*

1.50

2.30

6000

24000

20.00

3.17

Hose

Part Number

Four spiral wire Exceeds SAE 100R13

FC325

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, 4-spiral wire reinforcement and a blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Hydraulic system service with petroleum, fireresistant, and water base fluids, fuel, and lubricating systems. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-24. Specific high temperature ratings are shown with each general fluid type listed on pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +300°F (–40°C to +150°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Six spiral wire SAE 100R15

FC606

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, 6-spiral wire reinforcement, synthetic rubber cover. Application: High pressure hydraulics, hydrostatic transmissions. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). FC606–24 –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

*Factory made assemblies only. Contact Aeroquip.

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Hydraulic Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–16

–6S

–24

–26

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

–28

–30

–0648S

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single 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

174

Sockets REUSABLE FITTINGS

107 N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

N/A

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–30

–0648S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–8S

–30

–8S

–13

222005–17C

–38

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

222005–18C

–40

–42

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

179

Sockets REUSABLE FITTINGS

107 N/A

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

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.

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Hose

–6S

Fitting Reference

Special Application Hose

Hose

Part Number

Textile braid FC332 Low pressure SOCKETLESS TM

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Min. Oper. Burst Pressure Pressure (psi) (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC332–04

.25

.49

250

1000

3.00

.08

FC332–06

.38

.63

250

1000

3.00

.12

FC332–08

.50

.75

250

1000

5.00

.15

FC332–10

.63

.91

250

1000

6.00

.20

FC332–12

.75

1.04

250

1000

7.00

.28

1525–4†

.25

.48

360

1440

3.00

.06

1525–6†

.38

.62

300

1200

3.00

.09

1525–8†

.50

.75

300

1200

5.00

.12

1525–10

.62

.91

250

1000

6.00

.18

1525–12

.75

1.03

250

1000

7.00

.16

2556–4

.25

.49

360

1440

3.00

.08

2556–6

.38

.62

300

1200

3.00

.14

2556–8

.50

.75

300

1200

5.00

.17

2556–10

.63

.91

250

1000

6.00

.22

2556–12

.75

1.03

250

1000

7.00

.26

2565–4

.25

.50

300

1250

2.25

.09

2565–6

.38

.63

250

1000

3.00

.12

2565–8

.50

.78

200

750

3.75

.17

2565–10

.63

.97

175

700

4.75

.39

2565–12

.75

1.09

125

500

5.50

.33

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, textile braid reinforcement, AQP elastomer cover. Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications and is not approved for air brake applications. 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). Air not to exceed +250°F (+121°C) and water not to exceed +180°F (+82°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Textile braid Low pressure SOCKETLESSTM Fire resistant meets RMA/CGA flame test requirements

1525

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforcement, oil and mildew resistant textile braid cover. Application: For gasoline, fuel and lubricating oils, air and water. Not recommended for hydraulic impulse applications and is not approved for air brake applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air not to exceed +165°F (+74°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Textile braid 2556/2565 Low pressure SOCKETLESS TM

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforcement, 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 applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. 2565 is a low temperature synthetic rubber covered MIL-H-13444 Type 1 hose. Operating Temperature Range: 2556: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air 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). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

†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 Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

–6

–1S

–12S

–8

–13S

–14S

–10

–3S –5S

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–12

–9

–0622S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–3S

–4

–16

–13

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–12

–4S

–5

–20

–16

–0622S

–12

–5S

–23

–20

–18

–0630S

CRIMP FITTINGS

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

216

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

237

–1S

–6

–1S

-1

–12

–9

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–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

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

216

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

237

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–13

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

–16

–0622S

–5S

–16

–5S

–23

–20

–18

–0630S

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–13

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–16

–0622S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–18

–0630S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

216

Sockets

N/A

Assembly

237

*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.

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Hose

–1S

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Special Application Hose

Hose

Part Number

Textile braid color coded Low pressure SOCKETLESS

2575

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforcement, 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 applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). Water not to exceed +150°F (+66°C), air not to exceed +160°F (+71°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Polyon recoil air hose assemblies

Construction: Red nylon coiled tubing; Male NPT swivel fittings and spring guards at both ends. Application: Air up to 180 psi maximum all sizes. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +180°F (–40°C to +82°C). Note: Aeroquip Polyon recoil air hose swivel assemblies are not recommended or approved for air brake application. Bulk Hose: Order part number FC341-04 (1/4"), FC341-06 (3/8"), FC341-08 (1/2"). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Sewer cleaning hose assemblies Gator hose TM

FC700

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

2575–4†

.25

.47

250

1000

3.00

.09

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

†NOTE: You must insert the correct color code in the complete part number. Color codes are BLK=black, BLU=blue, GRA=gray, GRN-green, RED-red, YEL=Yellow. Example: 2575-4BLU is a blue cover in dash size 4. Rec. Max. Work Length (feet)

Outside Coil Dia. (inches)

/4–18

/8–18

51/2

.38

/8–18

51/2

FB9219–50

.38

/8–18

51/2

FB9220–12

.50

/2–14

FB9220–25

.50

/2–14

FB9220–50

.50

/2–14

Assembly Part Number

FB9218/FB9219/FB9220

Hose I.D. (inches)

Male NPT NPT Each End, Size (inches)

Hose I.D. (inches)

Assemby Length (feet)

FB9218–12

.25

/4–18

FB9218–25

.25

FB9218–50

.25

FB9219–12

.38

FB9219–25

Retracted Length Nominal (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

.97

2000

6000

8.00

.20

.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

Part Number

Hose I.D. (inches)

FC700–10

.64

FC700–12

Hose O.D. (inches)

Construction: Blue thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid, high strength textile reinforcement and a yellow ether-based polyurethane cover. Application: High pressure sewer cleaning. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +150°F (–40°C to +66°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

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Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Special Application Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–21

–16

–11

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–13

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–16

–0622S

–5S

–16

–5S

–23

–20

–18

–0630S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

216

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 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

Swage

185

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Request Bulletin JA67B *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.

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Hose

–1S

Special Application Hose

Hose

Part Number

Sewer cleaning hose assemblies Gator™ hose

FC701

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC701–12

.75

1.15

2500

6250

9.50

.27

FC701–16

1.01

1.41

2500

6250

12.00

.36

FC701–20

1.26

1.79

2500

6250

12.00

.58

FC702–12

.75

1.19

3000

7500

9.50

.29

FC702–16

1.01

1.41

3000

7500

12.00

.36

FC650–04

.19

.48

1000

4000

.75

.10

FC650–06

.31

.63

1000

4000

1.25

.15

FC650–08

.41

.74

1000

4000

1.75

.19

FC650–10

.50

.83

1000

4000

2.25

.23

FC650–12

.62

.99

1000

4000

2.75

.28

Construction: Blue thermoplastic tube, single braid, high strength textile reinforcement and an orange ether-based polyurethane cover. Application: High pressure sewer cleaning. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +150°F (–40°C to +66°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Sewer cleaning hose assemblies Gator™ hose

FC702

Construction: Blue thermoplastic elastomer tube, single braid, high strength textile reinforcement and a blue ether-based polyurethane cover. Application: High pressure sewer cleaning. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +150°F (–40°C to +66°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Fuel & Oil

FC650

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 applications. Operating Temperature Range: –55°F to +300°F (–49°C to +150°C). Except air +250ºF (+121ºC.) For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

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Special Application Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

Spiral Single 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

Swage

185

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Request Bulletin JA67B CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single 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

Swage

185

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Sockets

N/A

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Request Bulletin JA67B CRIMP FITTINGS Refer to Catalog JA512

*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.

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Hose

CRIMP FITTINGS

Hose

Special Application Hose

Fuel and oil Fire resistant USCG/MMT, NMMA/BIA

FC234

Part Number

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC234–05

.25

.58

1500

6000

1.00

.22

FC234–06

.31

.68

1500

6000

1.25

.25

FC234–08

.41

.76

1250

5000

1.75

.30

FC234–10

.50

.94

1250

5000

2.25

.45

FC234–12

.62

1.08

750

3000

2.75

.48

FC234–16

.88

1.24

400

1600

3.50

.51

FC235–04

.25

.50

250

3.00

.12

FC235–05

.31

.56

250

3.00

.13

FC235–06

.38

.63

250

3.00

.13

2555–6

.38

.76

1125

4500

4.00

.20

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. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +300°F (–40°C to +150°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Fuel and oil SAE 30R6 SAE 30R1

FC235

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, textile braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Air, gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils and coolants. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Power steering

2555

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double textile braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Power steering applications. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

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Special Application Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

–10

–2S

–21

–2S

–12

–3S

–4

–3S

–12

–4S

–4

–4S

–16

–5S

–23

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS

222005–10C 222005–21C

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

Global

–5S

–16

–14S

–9

222005–13C

Skive Nipples

N/A

–6S

–22

–7S

–24

222005–14C

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–1S

–8

–1S

–2

–12

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–16

–14S

–10

–2S

–4

–16

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

Hose Available in Bulk Lengths.

–13

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single 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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

219

Sockets

108

Assembly

239

*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.

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Hose

–1S

Internal Support Coil

Special Application Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

1531–10

.50

.94

300

1200

3.00

.41

1531–16

.88

1.38

300

1200

4.50

.71

1531A–24

1.38

1.88

300

1200

10.50

1.16

FC350–04

.19

.52

2000

8000

.75

.12

FC350–05

.25

.58

1500

6000

1.00

.15

FC350–06

.31

.68

1500

6000

1.25

.20

FC350–08

.41

.77

1250

5000

1.75

.22

FC350–10

.50

.94

1250

5000

2.25

.32

FC350–12

.62

1.08

750

3000

2.75

.39

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, polyester inner braid and a single wire braid reinforcement; black polyester textile braided cover. Application: Air, gasoline, fuel lubricating oils and coolants. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –55°F to +300°F (–49°C to +150°C). Except air +250°F (+121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

FC350–16

.88

1.23

400

1600

3.50

.38

FC350–20

1.12

1.50

300

1200

4.50

.45

FC350–24

1.38

1.75

250

1000

5.50

.54

FC355

FC355–04

.19

.52

1500

6000

.75

.17

FC355–05

.25

.58

1500

6000

1.00

.20

FC355–06

.31

.68

1500

6000

1.25

.24

FC355–08

.41

.77

1250

5000

1.75

.29

FC355–10

.50

.94

1250

5000

2.25

.40

FC355–12

.62

1.08

750

3000

2.75

.46

FC355–16

.88

1.24

400

1600

3.50

.50

FC355–20

1.13

1.52

300

1250

4.50

.59

FC355–24

1.38

1.75

250

1000

5.50

.69

FC355–32

1.81

2.22

200

800

8.50

.93

Hose

Part Number

Railroad air brake AAR-M618

1531/1531A

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

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), synthetic rubber cover. Application: Locomotive air brake lines. Operating Temperature Range: –50°F to +212°F (–46°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Engine & air brake FMVSS106

FC350

Construction: AQP elastomer tube, polyester inner braid and a single wire braid reinforcement, blue AQP elastomer cover. Application: Air, gasoline, fuel, lubricating oils and coolants. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –55°F to +300°F (–49°C to +150°C). Except air, not to exceed 250 psi or +250°F (+121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

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Special Application Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–7S

–16

–6S

–25

–24

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–6S

–16

–5S

–9

–24

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

CRIMP FITTINGS

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

221

Sockets

108

Assembly

239

CRIMP FITTINGS

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

Global

–0630S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

222005–10C 222005–21C

–20

–18

–16S

–5

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

–6S

–16

–6S

–27

222005–14C

–24

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–30

–0648S

–9S

–22

–9S

–12

222005–17C

–32

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–10

–3S

–3

–16

–12

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–3S

–12

–4S

–5

222005–10C

–16

–13

–0622S

–4S

–6

–5S

–6

222005–21C

–20

–16

–0630S

–5S

–16

–6S

–9

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

–6S

–22

–7S

–24

222005–14C

–24

–22

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–30

–0648S

–9S

–22

–9S

–12

222005–17C

–32

–0648S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

*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.

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Hose

–4S

Hose

Special Application Hose

Air brake SAE J1402 FMVSS106

2550/2554

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Part Number

Hose I.D. (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

2550–6

.38

.75

225

900

1.75

.20

2554–6

.38

.75

225

900

3.75

.18

2570–6

.38

.75

225

900

1.75

.18

2570–8

.50

.88

225

900

2.00

.23

2570–10‡

.62

1.06

225

900

2.25

.30

FC252–08

.50

.81

200

2.00

.18

FC252–10

.62

.94

160

2.50

.19

FC252–12

.75

1.06

160

3.00

.28

FC252–16

1.00

1.34

140

4.00

.36

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. For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Air brake SAE J1402 FMVSS106

2570

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, double textile braid and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Tractor to trailer lines, axle chamber lines and tractor service lines. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +212°F (–40°C to +100°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Silicone rubber (heater)

FC252

Construction: Silicone rubber tube, braided fiber reinforcement and silicone rubber cover. Application: Heater hose for passenger cars and trucks; connecting lines from hot water heaters to coolantcirculating systems. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +350°F (–54°C to +177°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. ‡Crimp Fittings only, contact Aeroquip.

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Special Application Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–14S

–10

–2S

–4

–16

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

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CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single 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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

219

Sockets

108

Assembly

239

CRIMP FITTINGS

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

222005–11C

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0648S

Spiral Single 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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

219

Sockets

108

Assembly

239

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single 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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Clamp

220

Assembly

243

*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.

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Hose

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Special Application Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

FC352–08

.50

.94

100

425

.17

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

375

.34

FC352–18

1.12

1.56

375

.41

FC352–20

1.25

1.69

350

.45

FC352–22

1.38

1.82

350

.50

FC352–24

1.50

1.94

350

.55

FC352–26

1.62

2.06

325

.58

FC352–28

1.75

2.19

325

.63

FC352–32

2.00

2.44

300

.72

FC352–36

2.25

2.69

250

.81

FC352–38

2.38

2.82

250

.84

FC352–40

2.50

2.94

250

.89

FC352–44

2.75

3.19

200

.98

FC352–48

3.00

3.44

200

1.06

FC352–56

3.50

3.94

175

1.25

FC352–64

4.00

4.44

150

1.44

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

FC321–16

.88

1.24

350

1750

3.69

.38

Hose

Part Number

Silicone rubber (coolant)

FC352

Construction: Silicone rubber tube, four spirals of nylon and silicone rubber cover. Application: Coolant system service with liquid-cooled engines. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +350°F (–54°C to +177°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

LPG UL listing MH6044

FC321

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, a textile inner 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. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. WARNING: LPG is a very hazardous liquid or gas and should be handled with maximum care to prevent leakage. 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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Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

Special Application Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

Page

Spiral Single 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

Clamp

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

N/A

Clamp

220

Assembly

243

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

Flat Crimp

N/A

222005–10C

CRIMP FITTINGS

Global

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

222005–11C

–20

–18

–0630S

Skive Nipples

N/A

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

OTC

N/A

–0630S

TTC

N/A

–6S

–16

–6S

–27

222005–14C

–24

–22

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

*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.

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Hose

CRIMP FITTINGS

Special Application Hose

Hose

Part Number

Refrigeration/air conditioning SAE J2064 Type B Class 1

FC558

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC558–10

.50

.92

500

2500

5.50

.33

FC558–12

.62

1.06

500

2500

6.50

.41

FC558–16

.88

1.24

500

2500

7.38

.47

FC558–20

1.12

1.51

500

2500

9.00

.57

FC558–24

1.38

1.75

500

2500

10.50

.69

FC202–04

.19

.52

500

2500

3.00

25*

.09

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

1540–4

.19

.50

350

1750

3.00

.12

1540–6

.31

.67

350

1750

4.00

.18

1540–8

.41

.75

350

1750

4.62

.23

1540–10

.50

.92

350

1750

5.50

.32

1540–12

.62

1.06

350

1750

6.50

.45

1540–16

.88

1.24

350

1750

7.38

.45

1540–20

1.12

1.50

350

1750

9.00

.57

1540–24

1.38

1.75

350

1750

10.50

.69

Construction: Butyl rubber tube, single wire braid reinforcement and textile braid cover. Application: Designed for applications using only refrigerant 134a. Not recommended for applications using Refrigerant 12 or R22. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Refrigeration/air FC202 conditioning SAE J51 Type D

Construction: Nylon tube, single textile braid reinforcement and synthetic rubber cover. Application: Transportation refrigeration and air conditioning systems using Refrigerant 12, R-22, R-134a, R-502. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +250°F (–40°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Refrigeration/air conditioning SAE J51 Type B

1540

Construction: Synthetic rubber tube, single wire braid reinforcement and textile braided cover. Application: Designed for applications using Refrigerant 12. Not recommended for applications using Freon 22 or R-502. Operating Temperature Range: –20°F to +250°F (–29°C to +121°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

*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 Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–12

–4S

–5

222005–21C

–20

–18

–0630S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

–6S

–16

–14S

–27

222005–14C

–24

–0648S

–7S

–22

–7S

–10

222005–15C

–28

–30

–0648S

–9S

–22

–9S

–12

222005–17C

–32

–0648S

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

–2S

–8

–2S

–4

–16

–14

–0622S

–14S

–10

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

–20

–18

–0630S

–4S

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–0648S

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS 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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

CRIMP FITTINGS Crimp

180

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

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–11

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

–2S

–10

–3S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

–14S

–12

–2S

–4

222005–10C

–16

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

–4S

–12

–4S

–5

222005–21C

–20

–18

–0630S

–5S

–16

–5S

–8

222005–13C

–20

–0630S

–6S

–16

–14S

–27

222005–14C

–24

–0648S –0648S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

–7S –9S

–22 –22

–7S –9S

–10 –12

222005–15C 222005–17C

–28 –32

–30 –32

–0648S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

190

Sockets

108

Assembly

236 241

*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.

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Hose

–4S

Fitting Reference

Special Application Hose

Hose

Part Number

Refrigeration/air conditioning

FC555

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs)

FC555–12

.62

1.12

500

2500

2.50

.20

FC555–16

.88

1.38

500

2500

3.00

.25

FC555–20

1.12

1.65

500

2500

4.00

.33

GH134–6

.31

.58

500

2500

2.00

.09

GH134–8

.41

.70

500

2500

2.50

.12

GH134–10

.50

.78

500

2500

3.00

.15

GH134–12

.62

.98

500

2500

4.00

.18

FC505–04

.20

.44

500

2500

1.50

.07

FC505–06

.32

.59

500

2500

2.00

.10

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: Corrugated nylon tube, stabilized synthetic braid reinforcement and abrasion-resistant polyester braided cover. Application: Transportation refrigeration and air conditioning systems using R-134a, R-12, R-22 or R-502 (contact Aeroquip for additional refrigerants). Operating Temperature Range: –22°F to +257°F (–30°C to +125°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Refrigeration/air GH134 conditioning SAE J2064 Type E Class 1

Construction: Nylon veneer tube, stabilized synthetic braided reinforcement and chlorobutyl rubber cover. Application: Transportation refrigeration and air conditioning systems using R-134a only. Operating Temperature Range: –22°F to +257°F (–30°C to +125°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Refrigeration/air FC505 conditioning SAE J2064 Type E Class 1

Construction: Nylon veneer tube, stabilized synthetic braided reinforcement and chlorobutyl rubber cover. Application: Transportation refrigeration and air conditioning systems using R-134a, R-12, R-22 or R-502 (contact Aeroquip for additional refrigerants). Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +275°F (–40°C to +135°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

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Special Application Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–16

–5S

–8

–20

–22

–0630S

–7S

–16

–7S

–25

–24

–0648S

–9S

–22

–9S

–10

–28

–30

–0648S

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

–2S

–10

-2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0633S

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

–2S

–10

–2S

–21

–16

–14

–0622S

–14S

–12

–3S

–4

–16

–0622S

–4S

–12

–4S

–6

–20

–18

–0630S

Page

Refer to Catalog JA466A

*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.

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Hose

–5S

Fitting Reference

Special Application Hose

Hose

Part Number

Refrigeration/air FC665 conditioning SAE J2196 and UL 1963

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max. Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Min. Kink Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

FC665B04*

.24

.44

500

2500

1.50

FC665R04*

.24

.44

500

2500

1.50

FC665Y04*

.24

.44

500

2500

1.50

FC665–06*

.31

.59

500

2500

2.00

FC765B04*

.24

.44

500

2500

1.50

FC765R04*

.24

.44

500

2500

1.50

FC765Y04*

.24

.44

500

2500

1.50

FC765–06*

.31

.59

500

2500

2.00

FC363–08

.54

.74 1250†

5000

2.88

1.0

FC363–12

.81

1.06 1100†

4400

3.75

2.0

FC363–16

1.00

1.28 1000†

4000

5.00

2.5

FC363–20

1.24

1.53 1000†

4000

6.25

3.5

FC363–24

1.52

1.81

750†

3000

7.50

4.5

FC363–32

2.00

2.31

500†

2000

10.00

6.0

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). Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +203°F (–40°C to +95°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Refrigeration/air FC765 conditioning SAE J2196 and UL 1963

Construction: Nylon veneer tube, synthetic braided reinforcement and color coated rubber cover. Application: Commercial and transportation refrigeration and air conditioning systems using R-134a. Operating Temperature Range: –40°F to +203°F (–40°C to +95°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Convoluted Teflon hose Nonconductive tube

FC363

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 steamcold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +400°F (–54°C to +204°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. 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 Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

.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

–0622S

.06

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

.06

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

.06

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

–12

–9

–0622S

.10

–12S

–8

–13S

–2

–12

–0622S

.16

–15S

–10

–4S

–5

–16

–14

–0622S

.28

–5S

–16

–6S

–8

–20

–0630S

.42

–6S

–16

–7S

–10

–24

–22

–0630S

Internal Support Coil

Page

Hose

Wt. Per Ft. (lbs.)

Refer to Catalog JA466A

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single

.46

–7S

–22

–9S

–11

–28

–26

–0648S

.55

–9S

–22

–8S

–2S

–32

–30

–0648S

–10S

–16S

–30

–59

–42

–0648S

Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

188

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

222

Sockets

108

Assembly

242

*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.

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Special Application Hose Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max.† Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Min. Kink Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

FC364–08

.54

.74

1250 †

5000

2.88

1.00

FC364–12

.81

1.06

1100 †

4400

3.75

2.00

FC364–16

1.00

1.27

1000 †

4000

5.00

2.50

FC364–20

1.24

1.53

1000 †

4000

6.25

3.50

FC364–24

1.52

1.81

750 †

3000

7.50

4.50

Construction: Convoluted conductive Teflon tube with stainless steel wire braid cover. Application: Steam lines and fuel transfer applications where static dissipation is required. Not recommended for steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +400°F (–54°C to +204°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

FC364–32

2.00

2.31

500 †

2000

10.00

6.00

FC364–40

2.53

2.90

100

400

12.50

8.00

FC364–48

3.04

3.48

100

400

15.00

FC563

FC563–08

.54

.74

1250

5000

2.88

1.00

FC563–12

.81

1.06

1100

4400

3.75

2.00

FC563–16

1.00

1.28

1000

4000

5.00

2.50

FC563–20

1.24

1.53

1000

4000

6.25

3.50

FC563–24

1.52

1.81

750

3000

7.50

4.50

FC563–32

2.00

2.31

500

2000

10.00

6.00

Hose

Part Number

Convoluted Teflon hose Conductive

Convoluted Teflon hose Nonconductive tube

FC364

Construction: Convoluted Teflon tube with stainless steel 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. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +300°F (–54°C to +150°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

†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. Per Ft. (lbs.)

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

–15S

–10

–4S

–5

–16

–14

–0622S

.28

–5S

–16

–6S

–8

–20

–0630S

.42

–6S

–22

–7S

–10

–24

–22

–0630S

.43

–7S

–30

–9S

–11

–28

–26

–0648S

.55

–9S

–30

–8S

–28

–32

–30

–0648S

.79

–10S

–16S

–30

–59

–42

–0648S

1.35

–11S

–12S

–16

–54

–50

–06664S

–30

Page

CRIMP FITTINGS Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

188

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

222

Sockets

108

Assembly

242

.20

–15S

–12

–3S

–5

–16

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

.34

–5S

–16

–14S

–9

–20

–22

–0648S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

.48

–6S

–16

–6S

–2S

–24

–26

–0648S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

188

.51

–7S

–22

–7S

–11

–28

–30

–0648S

.63

–9S

–22

–9S

–28

–32

–0648S

.88

–10S

–30

–10S

–14

–40

–42

–0648S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

222

Sockets

108

Assembly

242

*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. **Contact Aeroquip for recommendations.

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Hose

.16

Fitting Reference

Hose

Special Application Hose

Teflon hose

FC186

Construction: Extruded Teflon tube with stainless steel single wire braid. Application: Hot air, steam, compressor discharge and most chemical applications. Not recommended for steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +400°F (–54°C to +204°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Teflon hose

2807

Construction: Extruded Teflon tube with stainless steel single wire braid. Application: Hot air, steam, compressor discharge and most chemical applications. Not recommended for steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –100°F to +450°F (–73°C to +232°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Teflon hose Conductive

FC465

Construction: Conductive extruded black Teflon tube with stainless steel single wire braid. Application: Steam, compressor discharge and most chemical applications. Not recommended for steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –100°F to +450°F (–73°C to +232°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Part Number

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max.† Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

FC186–04

.19

.30

1000

6000

2.00

FC186–05

.26

.37

1000

6000

3.00

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 ‡

FC186–12

.64

.76

600

4000

7.75

28 ‡

2807–3

.14

.25

3000

12000

1.50

2807–4

.19

.30

3000

12000

2.00

2807–5

.26

.37

3000

12000

3.00

2807–6

.32

.43

2500

10000

4.00

28 ‡

2807–8

.42

.54

2000

8000

5.25

28 ‡

2807–10

.51

.63

1500

6000

6.50

28 ‡

2807–12

.64

.76

1200

4800

7.75

28 ‡

2807–16

.88

1.03

1000

4000

9.00

12 ‡

2807–20

1.12

1.29

625

2500

16.00

12 ‡

FC465–03

.14

.25

3000

12000

1.50

FC465–04

.19

.30

3000

12000

2.00

FC465–05

.26

.37

3000

12000

3.00

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 ‡

FC465–12

.64

.76

1200

4800

7.75

28 ‡

FC465–16

.88

1.03

1000

4000

9.00

12 ‡

FC465–20

1.12

1.29

625

2500

16.00

12 ‡

† 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 Wt. Per Ft. (lbs.)

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

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–4

–18

–8

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

.07

–4

–19

–9

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

.08

–6

–01

222005–23C

–10

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

186

.10

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

222005–21C

–12

–0622S

.14

–1S

–8

–13S

–21

222005–21C

–16

–14

–0630S

.16

–2S

–10

–3S

–4

222005–13C

–16

–0603S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

107

REUSABLE FITTINGS

222

Sockets

108

Assembly

240

.04

–4

–18

–7

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

.06

–4

–18

–8

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

.08

–4

–19

–9

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

186

.10

–6

-17S

–01

222005–23C

–10

–0622S

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

.12

–1S

–8

–1S

–1

222005–10C

–12

–0622S

.16

–2S

–8

–3S

–21

222005–21C

–16

–14

–0630S –0630S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

–0630S

Sockets

107

–0648S

REUSABLE FITTINGS

222

Sockets

108

Assembly

240

.18 .26 .34

–2S –3S –5S

–10 –12 –16

–3S

–4

–5S

–23

–6S

–24

222005–13C 222005–14C 222005–15C

–16 –20 –24

.04

–4

–18

–9

–0622S

CRIMP FITTINGS

.06

–4

–18

–9

–0622S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

.08

–4

–19

–10

–0622S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

186

.10

–6

–01

222005–23C

–12

–11

–0622S

–1

222005–21C

–12

–13

–0622S

.12 .16 .18

–1S –1S –2S

–8 –8 –10

–1S –13S –3S

–21 –4

222005–21C 222005–13C

–16 –16

–14 –16

Global Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

–0622S

TTC

N/A

–0622S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

.26

–3S

–12

–5S

–23

222005–14C

–20

–0648S

Sockets

107

.34

–5S

–16

–6S

–24

222005–15C

–24

–0648S

REUSABLE FITTINGS

222

Sockets

108

Assembly

240

*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.

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Hose

.06

Hose

Special Application Hose

Teflon hose

2808

Part Number

Hose I.D. (inches)

Hose O.D. (inches)

Max.† Oper. Pressure (psi)

Min. Burst Pressure (psi)

Min. Bend Radius (inches)

2808–8

.42

.58

2750

11000

4.62

28‡

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‡

FC469–06

.30

.48

4000

16000

2.50

28‡

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‡

Vacuum Service (in./Hg)

Construction: Extruded Teflon tube with double stainless steel braids. Application: Hot air, steam and most chemical applications. Not recommended for steam-cold water cycling. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –100°F to +450°F (–73°C to +232°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20.

Teflon hose Conductive

FC469

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. For more information on specific fluid applications and high temperature ratings, see pages 22-26. Operating Temperature Range: –65°F to +400°F (–54°C to +204°C). For complete Agency Listings: See page 20. † 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 Wt. Per Ft. (lbs.)

Steel Prot. Coil Spring* 900564 (dash size)

Plastic Coil Sleeve 900952 (dash size)

Steel Prot. Coil Sleeve* 900705 (dash size)

Support Clamp 900729 (dash size)

Internal Support Coil

Nylon Sleeve* FC425 (dash size)

Firesleeve* 624 (dash size)

Firesleeve Clamp FF9217 (dash size)

Fitting Reference

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–12S

–6

–1S

–2

222005–10C

–12

–16

–0622S

.26

–2S

–8

–2S

–3

222005–21C

–16

–18

–0630S

Spiral Single Skive Crimp

N/A

.30

–14S

–10

–3S

–5

222005–13C

–16

–20

–0630S

Field Crimp

N/A

Flat Crimp

N/A

.44 .57 .70

–5S –7S –7S

–16 –16 –22

–5S

–8

–6S

–25

–7S

–11

222005–14C 222005–15C 222005–17C

–20 –24 –28

–26 –32 –38

–0648S

Global

–0648S

Skive Nipples

N/A

OTC

N/A

TTC

N/A

–0648S

.17

–1S

–6

–1S

–1

222005–23C

–12

–0622S

.24

–1S

–8

–13S

–21

222005–10C

–16

–14

–0622S

.29

–12S

–10

–2S

–4

222005–21C

–16

–0622S

.44

–2S

–12

–3S

–6

222005–11C

–20

–18

–0622S

TTC12

N/A

Internal Skive

N/A

Sockets

N/A

REUSABLE FITTINGS

224

Sockets

108

Assembly

240

Contact Aeroquip for fitting information.

*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.

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Hose

.20

CRIMP FITTINGS

Hose

Avoid Downtime!

The 3 minute crimp hose assembly system

Match it.

Mate it.

Install it.

Match the rings on the hose with the rings on the fitting.

Match the hose color and size with the color and size on the crimp die cage.

The result: a factory-quality hose assembly in less than 3 minutes

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Hose

Hose 99

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Hose

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100

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FITTINGS Fittings

Fluid Conveying Products FITTING INDEX by HOSE STYLE Description Page SPIRAL SINGLE SKIVE CRIMP FITTINGS 1508, FC136, FC250A, FC323, FC324, FC254, GH493........................148-153 FC324 ........................................................155 FC254, FC273 ....................................161-167 CRIMP FITTINGS 1508, FC136, FC250A, FC254 FC323, FC324 ............................................154 2661, FC318 ..............................................161 FC202 ........................................................180 FLAT CRIMP FITTINGS 2807, FC186, FC465 ..........................186-187 FC363, FC364, FC563 ........................188-189 FIELD CRIMP FITTINGS 2583, 2661, FC211, FC212, FC318, FC474, GH663, GH793 ..........156-160 GLOBAL CRIMP FITTINGS Global Skive Nipples ISA Socket: 2681, FC194, FC211, FC310, FC510, GH194, GH663, GH681 ................................................123-147 ISB Socket: 1508, 1529, 2766, 2781, FC195, FC212, FC466, GH195 GH781 ................................................123-147 Global OTC 2583, 2661, FC318, FC466, FC498 ....................................123-147 Global TTC (MatchMate Plus) 2661, FC211, FC212, FC310, FC318, FC474, FC510, GH194, GH195, GH663, GH681, GH683, GH781, GH793......................123-147 Global TTC12 (MatchMate Plus) 2661-12, FC136 -6 thru -24, FC250A, FC318-12, GH493 ..............................123-147

Description Page INTERNAL SKIVE CRIMP FITTINGS FC136, FC250A, FC254, FC323, FC324..................................................168-173 FC273 ........................................................173 FC273, FC325 ....................................174-178 FC606 ........................................................179 O-RINGS ............................................227-228 O-RING KITS ............................................227 REUSABLE FITTINGS 302A, 303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651, FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355, FC558 ............190-196 1540, FC202, FC558 (Bump Tube O-Ring Seal) ........................197 FC372, FC373 ............................................198 FC211, GH663 (Thru the Cover) ......198-200 FC310, FC510 ....................................200-203 1529, 2766, 2781, FC195 ..................203-207 FC212, GH793 (Thru the Cover) ......208-209 1508 ....................................................209-212 FC136, FC250A, FC324, GH493 ........212-215 FC136 ........................................................216 1525, 2556, 2565, 2575 FC332, (SOCKETLESS)......................216-219 2550, 2554, 2555, 2570 ............................219 FC363, FC364, FC563 ................................222 FC252, FC352 (Band Clamp) ....................220 FC318, 2661 (Band Clamp) ......................220 1531, 1531A (Railroad Assemblies) ........221 2807, FC186, FC465 ..........................222-224 2808 ..........................................................224 SPLIT FLANGES ................................225-226 SPLIT FLANGE KITS ................................226 SWAGE FITTINGS FC372, FC373, FC374, FC375, FC390, FC690 ....................................181-184 FC700, FC701, FC702 ................................185

GENERAL INDEX Description Page Spiral Single Skive Crimp Fittings 148-153, 155,161-167 Field Crimp Fittings ..........................156-160 Flat Crimp Fittings ............................186-189 Fluid Compatibility............................120-122 Fluid Connectors/Identification ........109-119 Global Crimp Fittings........................123-147 Global Fitting Identification ....................107 Global OTC (Over the Cover) ..........123-147 Global Skive Nipples ........................123-147 Global Socket Data ..................................107 Global TTC (Thru the Cover) ............123-147 Global TTC 12 (Thru the Cover Spiral) ................123-147 Hose to Fitting Reference Chart ..............102 How to Order ....................................105-106 Internal Skive Crimp Fittings............168-179 O-Rings ..............................................227-228 Part Number Index............................103-104 Polyon Swage Fittings ......................181-184 Reusable Fittings ..............................190-224 Socket Data – Crimp ................................107 Reusable ..............................................108 Split Flanges ......................................225-226 Swage Fittings ..................................181-185

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Hose to Fitting Chart HOSE TO FITTING PAGE REFERENCE CHART

FC136 186

FC194 FC195

107 123

107

123

107

FC510

212 108

FC558

222 108

FC563

123

SOCKETS

SOCKETS SPIRAL SINGLE SKIVE SWAGE 107

200 108 190 108

188

107

FC606

180

INTERNAL SKIVE

TTC12

TTC

SKIVE NIPPLES OTC

FLAT CRIMP

HOSE PART NO.

FIELD CRIMP

GLOBAL

CRIMP

SOCKETS

SOCKETS SPIRAL SINGLE SKIVE SWAGE

INTERNAL SKIVE

123 168 107 148

FC186

FC202

TTC12

TTC

SKIVE NIPPLES OTC

FLAT CRIMP

FIELD CRIMP

HOSE PART NO.

CRIMP

Fittings

GLOBAL

REUSABLE

REUSABLE FITTINGS

CRIMP FITTINGS

REUSABLE

REUSABLE FITTINGS

CRIMP FITTINGS

222 108

179 107

203 108

FC690

181

190 108

FC700

185

FC211

156

123

107

198 108

FC701

185

FC212

156

123

107

208 108

FC702

185

190 108

302A

190 108

303

190 108

FC234 FC235 FC250A

123 168 107 148

FC252

212 108

1503

220

1508

148 168 107 161

FC254 FC273

190 108

FC318

161 156

123

123 123 123 123

200 108 107

220

FC321

190 108

FC323 FC324

168 107 148 148 168 107 155

FC325

174 107

212 108

FC332

216

FC350

190 108

FC352

220

FC355

190 108

FC363

188

107

222 108

FC364

188

107

222 108

FC372

181 198

FC373

181 198

FC374

181

FC375

181

221 108 221 108

1540

190 108

2550

219 108

2554

219 108

2555

219 108

2556

216

2565

216

2570

219 108

2575

216

2580 2583

190 108 156

123

107

2651 2661

190 108 161 156

123 123 123 123

107

2681

123

107

2766

123

107

123 186

181

FC465

186

FC466

107 123

FC469

220 108

123

GH195

123

GH493

123 156

GH681 156

123 123 123

107

203 108 222 108

107 148

212 108 198 108

123

107

123

107

123

107

123

107

GH683

123

GH781 GH793

203 108

224 108

GH194

GH663

220

107

2808

FC390

203 108

1531A

2807

FC377

FC498

107

1531

2781

FC376

FC474

123

209 108 216

1529

FC300 156

107 148

1525

173 107 161

FC310

190 108 123

156

102

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Part Number Index Part Number

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1B*FHA* . . 1B*FHB* . . 1B*FHD* . . 1B*FHE* . . 1B*FHF* . . 1B*FHG* . . 1B*FL* . . . 1B*FLA* . . 1B*FLB* . . 1B*FLD* . . 1B*FLE* . . 1B*FLF* . . 1B*FLG* . . 1B*JF* . . . 1B*KF* . . . 1B*KS* . . . 1B*KSA* . . 1B*KSB* . . 1B*SL* . . . 1BA*FJ* . . 1BA*FJA* . 1BA*FJB* . 1BA*FJC* . 1BA*FR* . . 1BA*FRA* . 1BA*FRB* . 1BA*FRC* . 1BA*FS* . . 1BA*MB* . 1BA*MJ* . 1BA*MP* . 1BA*MR* . 1G*BF* . . . 1G*BFA* . . 1G*BFB* . . 1G*BP* . . . 1G*BT* . . . 1G*DL* . . . 1G*DLA* . 1G*DLB* . . 1G*DK* . . . 1G*DS* . . . 1G*DSA* . 1G*DSB* . 1G*EK* . . . 1G*FL* . . . 1G*FLA* . . 1G*FLB* . . 1G*FLG* . . 1G*JF* . . . 1G*JM* . . 1G*KF* . . . 1G*KS* . . . 1G*KSA* . 1G*KSB* . 1G*SL* . . . 1GA*FJ* . . 1GA*FJA* . 1GA*FJB* . 1GA*FJC* . 1GA*FR* . . 1GA*FRA* 1GA*FRB* 1GA*FRC* 1GA*FS* . . 1GA*MB* . 1GA*MF* . 1GA*MFA* 1GA*MFB* 1GA*MJ* . 1GA*MP* . 1GA*MR* . 1GA*PS* . 1S*BF* . . . 1S*BFA* . . 1S*BFB* . . 1S*BP* . . . 1S*BT* . . . 1S*DL* . . . 1S*DLA* . . 1S*DLB* . . 1S*DK* . . . 1S*DS* . . . 1S*DSA* . 1S*EK* . . . 1S*FL* . . . 1S*FLA* . . 1S*FLB* . . 1S*FLD* . . 1S*FLE* . . 1S*FLG* . . 1S*JF* . . . 1S*JM* . . . 1S*KF* . . . 1S*KS* . . .

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1S*KSA* . . . . . . . . . . .147 1S*KSB* . . . . . . . . . . .147 1S*SL* . . . . . . . . . . . .132 1SA*FJ* . . . . . . . . . . .124 1SA*FJA* . . . . . . . . . .125 1SA*FJB* . . . . . . . . . .126 1SA*FJC* . . . . . . . . . .127 1SA*FR* . . . . . . . . . . .129 1SA*FRA* . . . . . . . . . .130 1SA*FRB* . . . . . . . . . .131 1SA*FRC* . . . . . . . . . .131 1SA*FS* . . . . . . . . . . .128 1SA*MB* . . . . . . . . . .128 1SA*MF* . . . . . . . . . .132 1SA*MFA* . . . . . . . . .132 1SA*MFB* . . . . . . . . .133 1SA*MJ* . . . . . . . . . .127 1SA*MP* . . . . . . . . . .123 1SA*MR* . . . . . . . . . .132 1SA*PS* . . . . . . . . . . .123 07.001 . . . . . . . . . . . . .219 07.002 . . . . . . . . . .195,196 07.003 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 07.005 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 07.006 . . . . . . . . . . . . .219 07.013 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 07.020 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 07.021 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 07.024 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 07.025 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 07.026 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 07.036 . . . . . . . . . . . . .195 07.078 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 07.114 . . . . . . . . . . . . .219 07.122 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 07.155 . . . . . . . . . . . . .196 07.327 . . . . . . . . . . . . .207 07.329 . . . . . . . . . . . . .207 07.340 . . . . . . . . . . . . .194 07.390 . . . . . . . . . . . . .218 07.420 . . . . . . . . . . . . .206 07.421 . . . . . . . . . . . . .194 401 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 403 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .193 406 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 411 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 44-411 . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 412 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 44-412 . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 458 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .221 1206 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 1208 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 1210 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 1212 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 1214 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 1219 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 2038 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .220 4007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 4010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 4013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .108 4401 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 4402 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .191 4411 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 4412 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .190 4414 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .191 4706 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .210 4720 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204 4721 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203 259-4721 . . . . . . . . . . .203 4725 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .203 4729 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .209 4730 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .210 4738 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 4739 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 4740 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 4741 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 4742 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 4743 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 4744 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204 4745 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .204 4750 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 4753 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 4767 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .205 4772 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .217 4775 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 4776 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 4777 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 4779 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .192 4790 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .205 4797 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .216 22012 . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 22033 . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 22046 . . . . . . . . . .227-228 22068 . . . . . . . . . . . . .228 22546 . . . . . . . . . .227-228

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22617 . . . . . . . . . .227-228 449-74446 . . . . . . . . . .226 190000 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190111 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 190231 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 190235 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 190260 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190261 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190263 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 190264 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 190265 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190276 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 190277 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 190287 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 190295 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190296 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190297 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190299 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190301 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190302 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190326 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 190327 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 190328 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 190350 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 190371 . . . . . . . . . . . .193 190414 . . . . . . . . . . . .204 190463 . . . . . . . . . . . .191 190464 . . . . . . . . . . . .203 190468 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 190469 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 190470 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 190516 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 190528 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 63-190535 . . . . . . . . . .224 63-190600 . . . . . . . . . .222 190604 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 190605 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 190606 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 190607 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 190608 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 190609 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 63-190626 . . . . . . . . . .223 38-190627 . . . . . . . . . .222 38-190628 . . . . . . . . . .224 190672 . . . . . . . . . . . .216 190718 . . . . . . . . . . . .223 190742 . . . . . . . . . . . .224 190772 . . . . . . . . . . . .223 190800 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 190773 . . . . . . . . . . . .223 190846 . . . . . . . . . . . .192 190933 . . . . . . . . . . . .212 190934 . . . . . . . . . . . .212 190935 . . . . . . . . . . . .213 190936 . . . . . . . . . . . .214 190937 . . . . . . . . . . . .215 190944 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 190950 . . . . . . . . . . . .224 63-190990 . . . . . . . . . .223 190992 . . . . . . . . . . . .212 190997 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 191000 . . . . . . . . . . . .203 38-191074 . . . . . . . . . .223 191321 . . . . . . . . . . . .217 191395 . . . . . . . . . . . .192 472003 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 474403 . . . . . . . . . . . .210 474503 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 476003 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 476703 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 479001 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 479003 . . . . . . . . . . . .211 479301 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 479501 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 479601 . . . . . . . . . . . .219 900774 . . . . . . . . . . . .220 FA2877NPNO120 . . . .221 FA5644NPNO120 . . . .221 FC1347 . . . . .107,188-189 FC1349 . . . . . . . . .188-189 FC1373 . . . . . . . . .188-189 FC1389 . . . . .188-189,222 FC1410 . . . . . . . . .151-155 FC1411 . . . . . . . . .148,155 FC1531 . . . . . . . . .188,189 FC1586 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC1601 . . . . . . . . .107,179 FC1941 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC2119 . . . . . . . . . . . .226 FC2383 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC2540 . . . . .107,168-178 FC2542 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC2642 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC2652 . . . . . . . . . . . .108 FC2697 . . . . . . . . .168,174

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

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FC8155 . . . . . . . . . .161 FC8625 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC8627 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC8724 . . . . . . . . . .151 FC8725 . . . . . . . . . .150 FC8726 . . . . . . . . . .152 FC8727 . . . . . . . . . .153 FC8779 . . . . . . . . . .186 FC8802 . . . . . . . . . .152 FC8853 . . . . . . . . . .150 FC8854 . . . . . . . . . .151 FC8855 . . . . . . . . . .151 FC8856 . . . . . . . . . .153 FC8929 . . . . . . . . . .150 FC9034 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9062 . . . . . . . . . .224 FC9063 . . . . . . . . . .224 FC9066 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9118 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9152 . . . . . . . . . .161 FC9153 . . . . . . . . . .161 FC9155 . . . . . . . . . .161 FC9171 . . . . . . . . . .223 FC9341 . . . . . . . . . .223 FC9459 . . . . . . . . . .214 FC9625 . . . . . . . . . .149 FC9634 . . . . . . . . . .213 FC9724 . . . . . . . . . .151 FC9725 . . . . . . . . . .150 FC9726 . . . . . . . . . .152 FC9727 . . . . . . . . . .153 FC9779 . . . . . . . . . .186 FC9802 . . . . . . . . . .152 FC9846 . . . . . . . . . .186 FC9853 . . . . . . . . . .150 FC9854 . . . . . . . . . .151 FC9855 . . . . . . . . . .151 FC9856 . . . . . . . . . .153 FC9929 . . . . . . . . . .150 FF593 . . . . . . . . . . .226 FF595 . . . . . . . . . . .226 FF824 . . . . . . . . . . .226 FF9016 . . . . . . . . . .227 FF9148 . . . . . . . . . .220 FF9446 . . . . . .227-228 FF9508 . . . . . . . . . .227 FF9509 . . . . . . . . . .227 FF9672 . . . . . . . . . .227 FF9807 . . . . . . . . . .228 FF9855 . . . . . . . . . .228 FF10266-01 . . . . . .227 FF10273-01 . . . . . .227 FF10280-01 . . . . . .227 FF90152 . . . . . . . . .220 FG1125HJH0120 . .221 FG1125KMK0120 . .221 FG1125MMM0120 .221 FG1126HJH0120 . .221 FG1126KMK0120 . .221 FG1126MMM0120 .221 FG1148HJH0120 . .221 FG1148KMK0120 . .221 FG1148MMM0120 .221 FG1276MPM0120 .221 FG1276NPN0120 . .221 FJ5020 . . . . . . . . . .185 FJ5021 . . . . . . . . . .185 FJ5100 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ5102 . . . . . . . . . .198 FJ6261 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ6274 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ6277 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ6260 . . . . . . . . . .179 FJ7023 . . . . . . . . . .218 FJ7041 . . . . . .188-189 FJ7044 . . . . . . . . . .218 FJ7187 . . . . . . . . . .160 FJ7188 . . . . . . . . . .154 FJ7192 . . . . . . . . . .160 FJ7193 . . . . . . . . . .160

FJ7194 FJ7198 FJ7199 FJ7200 FJ7201 FJ7202 FJ7203 FJ7204 FJ7213 FJ7215 FJ7217 FJ7221 FJ7222 FJ7223 FJ7227 FJ7228 FJ7229 FJ7260 FJ7261 FJ7274 FJ7277 FJ7286 FJ7292 FJ7293 FJ7294 FJ7295 FJ7344 FJ7345 FJ7346 FJ7347 FJ7358 FJ7905 FJ7938 FJ8029 FJ8030 FJ8031 FJ8307 FJ8587 FJ8608 FJ8609 FJ8611 FJ8612 FJ8614 FJ8715 FJ8717 FJ8760 FJ8761 FJ8762 FJ8763 FJ8764 FJ8765 FJ8766 FJ8767 FJ8768 FJ8769 FJ8770 FJ8771 FJ8772 FJ8773 FJ8774 FJ8775 FJ8776 FJ8777 FJ8778 FJ8779 FJ8780 FJ8896 FJ8897 FJ8898 FJ8899 FJ9023 FJ9024 FJ9025 FJ9026 FJ9027 FJ9028 FJ9029 FJ9030 FJ9031 FJ9033

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FJ9035 FJ9036 FJ9037 FJ9038 FJ9064 FJ9065 FJ9066 FJ9068 FJ9121 FJ9122 FJ9123 FJ9124 FJ9125 FJ9126 FJ9127 FJ9129 FJ9130 FJ9132 FJ9133 FJ9235 FJ9236 FJ9237 FJ9372 FJ9373 FJ9480 FJ9481 FJ9482 FJ9483 FJ9486 FJ9514 FJ9515 FJ9516 FJ9587 FJ9588 FJ9567 FJ9568 FJ9569 FJ9571 FJ9573 FJ9575 FJ9579 FJ9581 FJ9606 FJ9608 FJ9609 FJ9611 FJ9612 FJ9614 FJ9656 FJ9706 FJ9707 FJ9708 FJ9709 FJ9715 FJ9717 FJ9718 FJ9719 FJ9720 FJ9721 FJ9724 FJ9725 FJ9726 FJ9727 FJ9728 FJ9729 FJ9730 FJ9731 FJ9732 FJ9733 FJ9734 FJ9735 FJ9736 FJ9737 FJ9738 FJ9739 FJ9740 FJ9741 FJ9742 FJ9743 FJ9744

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FJ9745 FJ9746 FJ9747 FJ9759 FJ9760 FJ9761 FJ9762 FJ9763 FJ9764 FJ9765 FJ9766 FJ9767 FJ9768 FJ9769 FJ9770 FJ9771 FJ9772 FJ9773 FJ9774 FJ9775 FJ9776 FJ9777 FJ9778 FJ9779 FJ9780 FJ9781 FJ9782 FJ9783 FJ9784 FJ9785 FJ9786 FJ9787 FJ9788 FJ9789 FJ9790 FJ9791 FJ9792 FJ9793 FJ9794 FJ9795 FJ9796 FJ9797 FJ9798 FJ9799 FJ9800 FJ9801 FJ9802 FJ9891 FJ9892 FJ9893 FJ9894 FJ9896 FJ9897 FJ9898 FJ9899 FJ9900 FJ9901 FJ9902 FJ9903 FJ9915 FJ9916 FJ9917 FT1243 FT1284

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How to Order Hose assemblies

Accurate processing and prompt delivery of your order depend on easy identification of your requirements. Please order Aeroquip parts using correct part numbers as described in this catalog. Inquiries and orders should be directed to your Aeroquip Distributor or:

Aeroquip manufactures the terminal ends of our hose fittings to the appropriate requirements established by the SAE. Therefore, the performance ratings of these hose fittings meet the SAE requirements. It is possible to order a hose assembly with a fitting terminal end that has a performance rating lower than the hose rating. When ordering hose assemblies, please keep the terminal end performance rating in mind since this may affect overall hose assembly performance. Many hose assembly components (hose and fittings) are easily assembled in the field. However, factory assembled swaged, crimped and reusable hose assemblies are available. For complete information, contact Aeroquip.

Aeroquip Corporation Americas Industrial Division 1695 Indian Wood Circle P.O. Box 700 Maumee, OH 43537-0700 Phone: 419-891-5100 FAX: 419-891-8790 Part numbers and dash sizes

FT1049 Crimp Machines

Dash size designates the nominal size in 16ths of an inch. This number immediately follows the part number and is separated from it with a dash. Fittings with “FC” or “FJ” part numbers will have the size expressed in four numerals. The first two numerals indicate the size of the connecting end and the second two numerals indicate the size of the hose end. All other fittings are followed by a dash number which is the nominal size of the fitting expressed in 16ths of an inch. Where two dash numbers are given, the first one generally indicates the pipe or port size and the second indicates the tube or hose size. The hose dash number should always be the same as the last dash number on the fitting.

Material designation Most fittings in this catalog have a material designation as part of the part number. An explanation is shown below. 38 Brass nipple, steel socket B Brass 44 Bronze nipple and nut: C Stainless steel brass socket D Aluminum alloy 63 Brass nipple, steel nut S Steel and socket 259 316 Stainless steel 449 Malleable iron

Globally Standardized Pressure Ratings Aeroquip has standardized hose burst and operating pressure ratings in cataloging, worldwide. This move toward standardization will slightly alter some of the pressures ratings listed for hoses in this catalog as pressures are rounded 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.

The FT1049 crimp machine requires the use of a spring loaded backstop in order to properly crimp TTC and TTC12 Global Fittings. All FT1049 crimpers must be adjusted to add the necessary spring, using Part # FT1049-130-5. Contact Aeroquip if you have an FT1049 crimp machine which needs this adjustment. Failure to properly crimp a hose assembly could lead to failure of the assembly and possible injury. WARNING AEROQUIP FITTING TOLERANCES ARE ENGINEERED TO MATCH AEROQUIP HOSE TOLERANCES. THE USE OF AEROQUIP FITTINGS ON HOSE SUPPLIED BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS AND/OR THE USE OF AEROQUIP HOSE WITH FITTINGS SUPPLIED BY OTHER MANUFACTURERS MAY RESULT IN THE PRODUCTION OF UNRELIABLE AND UNSAFE HOSE ASSEMBLIES AND IS NEITHER RECOMMENDED NOR AUTHORIZED BY AEROQUIP. AEROQUIP SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT TO AND DISCLAIMS ANY OBLIGATIONS OR LIABILITIES (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ALL CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL AND CONTINGENT DAMAGES) ARISING OUT OF BREACH OF CONTACT OR OF WARRANTY OR ARISING FROM TORT CLAIMS (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION NEGLIGENCE AND STRICT LIABILITY) OR OTHER THEORIES OF LAW WITH RESPECT TO ANY HOSE ASSEMBLIES NOT PRODUCED FROM GENUINE AEROQUIP HOSE FITTINGS, HOSE AND AEROQUIP APPROVED EQUIPMENT, AND IN CONFORMANCE WITH AEROQUIP PROCESS AND PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS FOR EACH SPECIFIC HOSE ASSEMBLY. FAILURE TO FOLLOW AEROQUIP PROCESS AND PRODUCT INSTRUCTIONS AND LIMITATIONS COULD LEAD TO PREMATURE HOSE ASSEMBLY FAILURES RESULTING IN PROPERTY DAMAGE, SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.

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How to order

How to Order Global Crimp Sockets, Nipples and Fittings

Crimp fittings

Fittings

Global Part Numbering System Part numbers collapse to the shortest possible number of digits: It is assumed that a global fitting has a straight configuration 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. e.g., 1/4” is designated by “4” not “–4” or “04” 5 /8” is designated by “10” not “–10”

Fittings are ordered as complete assemblies or as component parts.

Global Crimp Sockets

Complete fitting number:

Complete socket number: Global 2-piece part number Wire braid construction A = Single wire braid B = Double wire braid, four spiral 1508 Hose size*

1S A 8

FJ9896– 20 20 S

Basic part number Pipe or port size Mating hose size Material designation suffix

Global Material Designation Global crimp nipples, sockets and fittings standard material is zinc plated carbon steel. Items so designated in catalog available in stainless steel.

Crimp socket

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 1G = OTC Global fitting part number Material stock code If material is round stock, then this position collapses. A = inch hex stock) (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 T = 2 wire braid hose socket with no hex V = 2 wire braid hose socket with inch hex End connection size* End connection code FR = Female ORS BF = BSP Female Swivel FS = Female SAE Swivel (1 hex) JF = JIS Female Swivel BP = BSP Male Parallel JM = BSP Female Swivel BT = BSP Male Tapered (2 hexes) DK = 24 Male (light duty) KF = Komatsu Female DL = DKO Female Swivel Swivel (light duty) KS = Komatsu Split Flange DS = DKO Female Swivel MB = Male Boss O-Ring (heavy duty) EK = 24 Male (heavy duty) MF = Male Inverted Flare MJ = Male JIC FH = Flange Code 62 MP = Male Pipe FJ = Female JIC Swivel MR = Male ORS FL = Flange Code 61 PS = Pipe Swivel Connecting end configuration code If nipple has a straight configuration, then this position collapses. A = 45° E = 671/2° B = 90°, standard or short drop F = 30° 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.

FC2717– 20 S

Complete socket number: Basic part number Socket hose size Material designation suffix

Crimp nipple

Complete nipple number:

FC2710– 20– 20 S

Basic part number Socket or port size Socket hose size Material designation suffix

Reusable fittings Fittings are ordered as complete assemblies. Complete number: Basic part number Pipe or port size (in 16ths of an inch) Mating hose size Material designation suffix

*When ordering sizes 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 the part number requires only single digits

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412– 8– 10 S

Socket Data

Crimp Socket Data —

Socket base part Crimp sockets number

Socket to hose correct combinations Global Skive Socket Identification 1SA sockets are stamped 1SA(size) for one wire braid hose and 1SB sockets are stamped 1SB(size) for two wire braid and four spiral wire 1508 hose. 1SA sockets have one ring and 1SB sockets have two rings grooved around the circumference of each socket.

Global Non-Skive Socket Identification (TTC, TTC-20, and TTC12 Sockets)

1SB

Thru the cover fitting sockets for one wire and two wire braid hose in all sizes except –20 have one and two rings plus a scribe mark and TTC–(size) stamped on the socket. In the –20 size there are two sockets, one for one wire braid hose with one ring on the socket and one for two wire braid hose with two rings on the socket plus a scribe mark. Both –20 sockets have TTC–20 stamped on the sockets. Thru the cover fitting sockets for four spiral hose have four rings plus a scribe mark and TTC12–(size) stamped on the socket.

TTC12-

TTC-

TTC-20

1SA

TTC-20

Global Over the Cover Identification (OTC Sockets)

1SB

1SA

Global Identification Marking Global hose fittings are identified with the Aeroquip trademark and the hose size. In addition, Global sockets are identified with the following: Identification Marking

Fitting Style

Hose/Socket Description

1 ring 1SA(size)

skive

One wire braid hose and skive type socket

2 rings 1SB(size)

skive

Two wire braid hose and skive type socket

2 rings 1 ring 1 scribe mark TTC–(size)

Thru the cover

One wire and two wire braid hose and TTC socket

4 rings 1 scribe mark TTC12–(size)

Spiral thru the cover

Four spiral wire hose and TTC12 socket

FC1410

FC3471 FC1347

FC1601

FC2540

FC2717

FC3023

FC3443

Over the cover Global fitting sockets have 1G(size) and a scribe mark stamped on the socket.

1 ring 1 scribe mark TTC–20

Thru the cover (–20 size only)

One wire braid –20 size hose and TTC socket

2 rings 1 scribe mark TTC–20

Thru the cover (–20 size only)

Two wire braid –20 size hose and TTC socket

1 scribe mark 1G (size)

Over the cover

Textile braid and suction hoses and OTC socket (SAE 100R3, R4 and R6 hose styles)

FC3596 FC1740

Dash sizes

2681 FC194 FC211 FC310 FC510 GH194 GH663 GH681 1508 1529 2766 2781 FC195 FC212 FC466 FC498 GH195 GH781 GH793 1508 FC136 FC250A FC323 FC324 FC136 FC250A FC363 FC364 FC563

–3 to –32 –04 to –20 –04 to –16 –04 to –20 –04 to –20 –04 to –20 –04 to –16 –04 to –8 –6 to –20 –4 to –32 –4 to –32 –4 to –32 –04 to –32 –04 to –32 –04 to –12 –04 to –12 –04 to –32 –04 to –20 –04 to –32 –12, –16 –12, –16 –12, –16 –12, –16 –12, –16 –06 to –10 –08 –08 to –32 –08 to –32 –08 to –32

FC606

–16, –20

FC136 FC250A FC254 FC273 FC323 FC324 FC325 FC254 FC273 FC323 FC324 FC325

–16 to –32 –16 to –32 –08, –16 to –32 –16 –16 to –32 –16 –16 –12 –12, –20 to –32 –12 –12 –12

2661 FC318

–40 –40

2807 FC186 FC465 2807 FC186 FC465

–5, –6, –10 –05, –06, –10 –05, –06, –10 –4, –8, –12, –16 –04, –08, –12 –03, –04, –08, –12, –16 –04 to –12

FC650

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

Aeroquip hose base part no.

Socket Data

Fittings

Reusable Socket Data—Socket to hose correction combinations Use of the correct Aeroquip socket with a given Aeroquip hose is essential for proper assembly and performance. Virtually all Aeroquip hose sockets are marked with the

Reusable sockets

Socket base part number

Aeroquip hose base part number

Dash sizes

socket part number and dash size. Using this number, from the table below, the correct hose or hoses may be found and dash sizes matched, to assure the correct combination.

Reusable sockets

Socket base part number

Aeroquip hose base part number

Dash sizes

1508 1529 2766 2781 FC136 FC195 FC250A FC324 GH493

–6 to –16 –16 –16 –16 –08, –16 –16 –08, –16 –08 –20, –24

2807, FC186, FC465

all

1208

2808

all

1210

303, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651, FC202, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355

–4 to –12

FC1586

FC363, FC364, FC563

–16 to –32

1212

302, 1503, 1540, 2580, 2651, FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355, FC558

–16 to –48

FC2383

FC136, FC250A

–20, –24

1214

2550, 2554, 2555, 2670

all

FC2542

FC211, GH663

all

1219

1531, 1531A

all

FC310

all

FC510

–04 to –16

FC2652

FC212, GH793

all

FC1941

FC372, FC373

all

1206

4013

FC2642

4007

FC136, FC250A

–6, –12

1529

–4 to –12 –20 to –32 –4 to –12 –20 to –32

2766 4010 2781 FC195

–4 to –12 –20 to –32 –4 to –12 –20 to –32

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How to Identify Fluid Connectors How to Identify Fluid Connectors Fittings

Measuring Toolsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Order part number FT1341 for 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 placing it on the sealing surface. If the centerlines of the connection and gauge are parallel, the correct angle has been determined.

Thread Pitch Gauge How to Measure Threads Male flare type connectors are usually measured by placing the gauge on the sealing surface. If the centerlines of the connection and gauge are parallel, 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 metric 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

Fittings

How to Measure Non-Threaded connections

Dash Numbers

Four Bolt Flange—First measure the port hole diameter using the caliper. Next, measure the longest bolt hole spacing from centerto-center or measure the flange head diameter. Staplok®—Measure the male diameter with the O.D. portion of the caliper. Measure the female half by inserting the I.D. portion of the caliper into the thru hole.

Most fluid piping system sizes in the United States are measured by dash numbers. These are universally used abbreviations for the size of the component expressed as the numerator of the 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 name only) and are abbreviations that make ordering of components easier.

American connections NPTF (National Pipe Tapered Fuel)

NPSM (National Pipe Straight Mechanical)

This connection is still widely used in fluid power systems, even though it is not recommended by the National Fluid Power Association (NFPA) for use in hydraulic applications. The thread is tapered and the seal takes place by deformation of the threads.

This connection is sometimes used in fluid power systems. The female half has a straight thread and an inverted 30° seat. The male half of the connection has a straight thread and a 30° internal chamfer. The seal takes place by compression of the 30° seat on the chamfer. The threads hold the connection mechanically. NOTE: A properly chamfered NPTF male will also seal with the NPSM female.

NPTF Threads Measure thread diameter and subtract 1/4-inch to find the nominal pipe size. Inch Size

Dash Size

Nominal Thread Size

Male Thread O.D. (Inch)

Female Thread I.D. (Inch)

Fraction Decimal Fraction 1

/8-27

/4-18

/8-18

/32 /32 /16

/2-14

/4-14

/32

1 /16 5

.54

.68

.84

/8 /2 /8 /32

1.05

1.32

.49 .63 .77 .98

Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal 1

/8-27

/32

.41

.38

/4-18

/32

.54

.49

/16

.63

/32

.77

/8-18

.68

/2-14

/32

.84

/4-14

11/16

1.05

.98

1-111/2

15/16

1.32

11/4

1.24

11/4-111/2

121/32

1.66

119/32

1.58

1 /4

1 /4-11 /2

1 /32

1.66

1 /32

1.58

11/2

11/2-111/2

129/32

1.90

113/16

1.82

11/4

2-11 /2

2 /8

2.38

2 /16

2.30

Female Thread I.D. (Inch)

1.24

Male Thread O.D. (Inch)

Nominal Thread Size

1-11 /2

Dash Size

.38

1 /4

Decimal

1 /16

.41

Inch Size

1 /2

1 /2-11 /2

1 /32

1.90

113/16

1.82

2-111/2

23/8

2.38

25/16

2.30

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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 optimum leakage control in medium and high pressure hydraulic systems. The male connector has a straight thread and an O-Ring. The female port has a straight thread, a machined surface (minimum spotface) and a chamfer to accept the O-Ring. The seal takes place by compressing the O-Ring into the chamfer. The threads hold the connection mechanically. Inch Size 1

/8 /16 1 /4 5 /16 3 /8 1 /2 5 /8 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2 2 3

Dash Size 02 03 04 05 06 08 10 12 16 20 24 32

Nominal Thread Size

Male Thread Female Thread O.D. I.D. (Inch) (Inch) Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal 5 5 9 /16-24 /16 .31 /32 .27 3 3 11 /8-24 /8 .38 /32 .34 7 7 13 /16-20 /16 .44 /32 .39 1 1 15 /2-20 /2 .50 /32 .45 9 9 17 /16-18 /16 .56 /32 .51 3 3 3 /4-16 /4 .75 /4 .69 7 7 13 /8-14 /8 .88 /16 .81 11/16-12 11/16 1.06 1 .98 15/16-12 15/16 1.31 11/4 1.23 15/8-12 15/8 1.63 19/16 1.54 17/8-12 17/8 1.88 113/16 1.79 21/2-12 21/2 2.50 27/16 2.42

This connection offers the very best leakage control available today. The male connector has a straight thread and an O-Ring in the face. The female has a straight thread and a machined flat face. The seal takes place by compressing the O-Ring onto the flat face of the female, similar to the split flange type fitting. The threads hold the connection mechanically.

Inch Size

Dash Size

04 06 08 10 12 16 20 24

/8 1 /2 5 /8 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2

Nominal Thread Size

Male Thread Female Thread O.D. I.D. (Inch) (Inch) Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal 9 9 17 /16-18 /16 .56 /32 .51 11 11 5 /16-16 /16 .69 /8 .63 13 13 3 /16-16 /16 .82 /4 .75 15 1-14 1 1.00 /16 .93 13/16-12 13/16 1.19 11/8 1.11 17/16-12 17/16 1.44 13/8 1.36 111/16-12 111/16 1.69 15/8 1.61 2-12 2 2.00 115/16 1.92

SAE J512 Inverted

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. CAUTION: In the –02, –03, –04, –05, –08 and –10 sizes, the threads of the SAE 45° flare and the SAE 37° flare are the same. However, the sealing surface angles are not the same. Inch Size 1

/8 /16 1 /4 5 /16 3 /8 1 /2 5 /8 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2 2 3

Dash Size 02 03 04 05 06 08 10 12 16 20 24 32

Nominal Thread Size

Male Thread Female Thread O.D. I.D. (Inch) (Inch) Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal 5 5 9 /16-24 /16 .31 /32 .27 3 3 11 /8-24 /8 .38 /32 .34 7 7 13 /16-20 /16 .44 /32 .39 1 1 15 /2-20 /2 .50 /32 .45 9 9 17 /16-18 /16 .56 /32 .51 3 3 11 /4-16 /4 .75 /16 .69 7 7 13 /8-14 /8 .88 /16 .81 11/16-12 11/16 1.06 1 .98 15/16-12 15/16 1.31 11/4 1.23 15/8-12 15/8 1.63 19/16 1.54 17/8-12 17/8 1.88 113/16 1.79 21/2-12 21/2 2.50 27/16 2.42

This connection is frequently used in automotive systems. The male connector can either be a 45° flare in the tube fitting form or a 42° seat in the machined adapter form. The female has a straight thread with a 42° inverted flare. The seal takes place on the flared surfaces. The threads hold the connection mechanically. Inch Size 1

/8 /16 1 /4 5 /16 3 /8 7 /16 1 /2 5 /8 3 /4 3

Dash Size 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 10 12

Nominal Thread Size 5

/16-28 /8-24 7 /16-24 1 /2-20 5 /8-18 11 /16-18 3 /4-18 7 /8-18 11/16-16 3

*This connection was formerly known as JIC.

Male Thread Female Thread O.D. I.D. (Inch) (Inch) Fraction Decimal Fraction Decimal 5 9 /16 .32 /32 .28 3 11 /8 .38 /32 .34 7 13 /16 .44 /32 .40 1 15 /2 .50 /32 .45 5 9 /8 .63 /16 .57 11 5 /16 .69 /8 .63 3 23 /4 .75 /32 .70 7 13 /8 .88 /16 .82 11/16 1.06 1 1.00

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How to Identify SAE J518 4-Bolt Flange*

Fittings

SAE J512 45°

This connection is commonly used in refrigeration, automotive and truck piping systems. The connector is frequently made of brass. Both the male and female connectors have 45° seats. The seal takes place between the male flare the female cone seat. The threads hold the connection mechanically. CAUTION: In the –02, –03, –04, –05, –08 and –10 sizes, the threads of the SAE 45° flare and the SAE 37° flare are the same. However, the sealing surface angles are not the same. Inch Size

Dash Size

Male Thread O.D. (Inch)

Nominal Thread Size

Fraction

Decimal

Female Thread I.D. (Inch) Fraction

Decimal

/16-24

/16

.31

/16

/8-24

.38

.34

/16-20

/16

.44

.39

/32 /32 /32

.27

/16

.50

/32

.45

.63

/16

.57

.75

.88

11/16-14

11/16

/8 /2 /8 /4

/2-20

/8-18

/4-16

/8-14

/16

This connection is commonly used in fluid power systems. There are two pressure ratings. Code 61 is referred to as the “standard” series and Code 62 is the “6000 psi” series. The design concept for both series is the same, but the bolt hole spacing and flanged head diameters are larger for the higher pressure, Code 62 connection. 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. *SAE J518, JIS B 8363, ISO/DIS 6162 and DIN 20066 are interchangeable, except for bolt sizes.

.69

/16

.81

1.06

.99

11/4-12

11/4

1.25

15/32

1.16

13/8-12

13/8

1.38

19/32

1.29

Staplok (SAE J1467)

Inch Size (Dash Size) 1

(08) 3

This is a radial O-Ring seal connection developed in Germany and commonly used for hydraulic application in underground mines. The male contains an exterior O-Ring and backup ring, plus a groove to accept the “staple”. The female has a smooth bore with two holes for the stable. A “U” shaped retaining clip or staple is inserted through the two holes, passing through the groove in the male to lock the connection together. The seal takes place by contact between the O-Ring in the male and the smooth bore of the female. Inch Size 1

Dash Size

Male Thread O.D. (Inch) Fraction†

Decimal

Female Thread I.D. (Inch) Fraction†

Decimal

.586

.597

.783

.794

/16

.940

/64

.951

19/64

1.137

19/64

1.148

/4 /8 /2 /4

/32 /32

/32 /64

117/32

1.529

135/64

1.540

11/4

113/16

1.806

113/16

1.817

11/2

25/32

2.163

211/64

2.174

233/64

2.517

217/32

2.528

Port Hole I.D. Inch Fraction (Decimal) 1

Bolt Dimensions Inch Cd. 61 Cd.62 5

/16-18x11/4

(.50) 3

(12)

(.75)

(16)

(1.00)

11/4

(20)

(1.25)

11/2

(24)

(1.50)

(32)

(2.00)

/8-16x11/4

/8-16x11/2

/8-16x11/4

/16-14x11/2

/2-13x11/2

/16-14x13/4

/2-13x13/4

/8-11x21/4

/4-10x23/4

Bolt Hole Flanged Spacing Head “A” Diameter “K” Inch Inch (Decimal) (Decimal) Cd. 61 Cd. 62 Cd. 61 Cd. 62 11/2

119/32

(1.50)

(1.59)

17/8

(1.88)

(2.00)

21/16

21/4

(2.06)

(2.25)

25/16

25/8

(2.31)

(2.63)

13/16

11/4

(1.19) (1.25) 11/2

15/8

(1.50) (1.63) 13/4

17/8

(1.75) (1.88) 2

21/8

(2.00) (2.13)

23/4

31/8

(2.75)

(3.12)

(2.38) (2.50)

23/8

21/2

31/16

313/16

213/16

(3.06)

(3.81)

(2.81) (3.12)

31/8

How to Measure Four Bolt Flange—First measure the port hole diameter using the caliper. Next, measure the longest bolt hole spacing from center-to-center (Dimension “A”) or measure the flanged head diameter.

†Measure to the closest 1/64-inch.

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Size mm (Inch) [Dash] 13

12.7

(1/2)

(.50)

M8 x 1.25 x 30

Bolt Hole Spacing “A” mm (Inch) PN 35/350 PN 415 Bar Bar (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)

M8 x 1.25 x 30

/16–18 x 11/4

[08] 19

19.1

(3/4)

(.75)

M10 x 1.5 x 35

25.4 (1.00)

/8–16 x 11/4

M10 x 1.5 x 35

/8–16 x 11/2

/8–16 x 11/4

This connection is commonly used in fluid power systems. There are two pressure ratings. PN 35/350 bar (Code 61) is the “standard” series and PN 415 bar (Code 62) is the high pressure series. The design concept for both series is the same, but the bolt hole spacing and flanged head diameters are larger for the higher pressure, PN 415 bar connection. Both metric and inches bolts are used. The port will have an “M” stamped on it if metric bolts are required. 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. *ISO/DIS 6162, DIN 20066, JIS B 8363 and SAE J518 are interchangeable, except for bolt sizes.

German connections DIN 7631 Series

31.8 M12 x 1.75 x 40 (1.25)

/16–14 x 13/4

/16–14 x 11/2

38.1 (1.50)

/2–13 x 13/4

M14 x 2 x 40 1

/2–13 x 11/2

50.8 (2.00)

M14 x 2 x 40 1

/2–13 x 11/2

/8–11 x 21/4

Inch 1

57.15 (2.25)

58.72

66.68

(2.31)

2.63)

69.85

79.38

(2.75)

(3.13)

M20 x 2.5 x 70 /4–10 x 23/4

[32]

Size

52.37 (2.06)

M16 x 2 x 55

[24]

(2)

50.80 (2.00)

M14 x 2 x 50

[20]

(11/2)

47.63 (1.88)

M12 x 1.75 x 45

[16]

(11/4)

40.49 (1.57)

M10 x 1.5 x 40

[12]

(1)

38.10 (1.50)

77.77

96.82

(3.06)

(3.81)

Flanged Head Diameter “K” mm (Inch) PN 35/350 PN 415 Bar Bar (Cd. 61)

(Cd. 62)

30.18 (1.19)

31.75 (1.25)

38.10 (1.50)

41.28 (1.63)

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)

71.42 (2.81)

79.38 (3.13)

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 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 Pipe/Tube O.D. mm Inch

Metric Thread Size

Male Thread O.D. mm Inch

Female Thread I.D. mm Inch

.24

M12 x 1.5

.47

10.5

.41

.32

M14 x 1.5

.55

12.5

.49

.39

M16 x 1.5

.63

14.5

.57

.47

M18 x 1.5

.71

16.5

.65

.59

M22 x 1.5

.87

20.5

.81

.71

M26 x 1.5

1.02

24.5

.96

.87

M30 x 1.5

1.18

28.5

1.12

1.10

M38 x 1.5

1.50

36.5

1.44

1.38

M45 x 1.5

1.77

43.5

1.71

1.65

M52 x 1.5

2.04

50.5

1.99

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ISO/DIS 6162 4-Bolt Flange*

Bolt Dimensions mm and Inch PN 35/350 PN 415 Bar Bar (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)

Port Hole mm (Inch)

How to Identify German connections (cont.) DIN 3902 Series

Fittings

DIN 20066 4-Bolt Flange*

This connection style consists of a common male and three different female halves. The male has a straight metric thread, a 24° included angle and a recessed counterbore that matches the tube O.D. used with it. The female may be a tube, nut and ferrule, a tapered nose/Globeseal flareless swivel or a tapered nose/Globeseal flareless swivel with an O-Ring in the nose (DKO type). Tube O.D. Tube O.D. “R” Dim. “R” Dim. I.Rh.* s.Rh† mm mm (Inch) (Inch) 6 (.24)

Metric Thread Size M12 x 1.5

Male Thread O.D. mm Inch 12

.47

Female Thread I.D. mm Inch 10.5

.41

8 (.32)

6 (.24)

M14 x 1.5

.55

12.5

.49

10 (.39)

8 (.32)

M16 x 1.5

.63

14.5

.57

12 (.47)

15 (.59)

This connection is commonly used in fluid power systems. 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 flanged head diameters are larger for the higher pressure, Form S connection. Both metric and inch bolts are used. 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 ORing, which is compressed between the flanged head and the flat surface surrounding the port. The threaded bolts hold the connection together. *DIN 20066, IS/DIS 6166, JIS B 8363 and SAE J518 are interchangeable, except for bolt sizes.

Size mm (Inch) [Dash]

Port Hole mm (Inch)

10 (.39)

M18 x 1.5

.71

16.5

.65

12.7

12 (.47)

M20 x 1.5

.78

18.5

.73

(1/2)

(.50)

14 (.55)

M22 x 1.5

.87

20.5

.81

16 (.63)

M24 x 1.5

.94

22.5

.89

18 (.71)

M26 x 1.5

1.02

24.5

.96

19.1

(3/4)

(.75)

M30 x 2.0

1.18

1.11

25.4

28 (1.10)

25 (.98)

M36 x 2.0

1.41

1.34

(1)

(1.00)

30 (1.18)

M42 x 2.0

1.65

1.57

[16]

M45 x 2.0

1.77

1.70

38 (1.50)

M52 x 2.0

*I.Rh. is a light duty system. †s.Rh. is a heavy duty system.

2.04

1.97

Form S (Cd. 62)

31.7

(11/4)

(1.25)

/16-18 x 11/4

38.0

(11/2)

(1.50)

/8-16 x 11/4

/8-16 x 11/2

50.8 (2.00)

Form S (Cd. 62)

38.10

40.49

(1.50)

(1.57)

47.63

50.80

(1.88)

(2.00)

M10 x 1.5 x 35 M12 x 1.75 x 45 3

/8-16 x 11/4

M10 x 1.75 x 40 7

/16-14 x 11/2

/16-14 x 13/4

M12 x 1.75 x 40 1

/2-13 x 11/2

52.37

57.15

(2.06)

(2.25)

58.72

66.68

(2.31)

2.63)

M14 x 2 x 45 /2-13 x 13/4

M16 x 2 x 55 /8-11 x 21/4

[24]

(2)

Form R (Cd. 61)

M10 x 1.5 x 30 M10 x 1.5 x 40

[20] 40

Bolt Hole Spacing “A” mm (Inch)

M8 x 1.25 x 30 M8 x 1.25 x 30

[12]

20 (.78)

42 (1.65)

Form R (Cd. 61)

[08]

22 (.87)

35 (1.38)

Bolt Dimensions mm and Inch

69.85

79.38

(2.75)

(3.13)

M12 x 1.75 x 40 M20 x 2.5 x 70 1

/2-13 x 11/2

/4-10 x 23/4

[32]

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77.77

96.82

(3.06)

(3.81)

How to Identify Fluid Connectors German connections (cont.) DIN 20066 4-Bolt Flange (cont.)

30.18 (1.19)

31.75 (1.25)

Male Thread O.D. “A”

Female Thread I.D. “B”

Metric Threads

Inch

M12 x 1.5

.47

10.5

.41

38.10 (1.50)

41.28 (1.63)

M14 x 1.5

.55

12.5

.49

44.45 (1.75)

47.63 (1.88)

M16 x 1.5

.63

14.5

.57

11/4

50.80 (2.00)

53.98 (2.13)

M18 x 1.5

.71

16.5

.65

11/2

60.33 (2.38)

63.50 (2.50)

71.42 (2.81)

79.38 (3.13)

M20 x 1.5

.78

18.5

.73

M22 x 1.5

.87

20.5

.81

M24 x 1.5

.94

22.5

.89

M26 x 1.5

1.02

24.5

.96

M27 x 2

1.06

.98

M30 x 1.5

1.18

28.5

1.12

M30 x 2

1.18

1.10

DIN 3852 Male Connectors and Female Ports This DIN is controlled by Germany, but other countries may use it as a reference for their connector and port designs. The chart below illustrates the various forms and how they seal.

M33 x 2

1.30

1.22

M36 x 1.5

1.41

34.5

1.36

M36 x 2

1.41

1.33

M38 x 1.5

1.49

36.5

1.43

M38 x 2

1.49

1.41

M42 x 1.5

1.65

40.5

1.60

M42 x 2

1.65

1.57

M45 x 1.5

1.77

43.5

1.71

M45 x 2

1.77

1.69

M48 x 1.5

1.89

46.5

1.83

M48 x 2

1.89

1.81

M52 x 1.5

2.04

50.5

1.89

M52 x 2

2.04

1.97

For DIN 3852 Whitworth pipe thread dimensions, see BSPT/BSPP dimensions. They are the same.

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Inch Size

Flanged Head Diameter “K” mm (Inch) Form R Form S (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62)

DIN 3852 Metric Threads

How to Identify British connections

Millimetrique and GAZ Series

British Standard Pipe (BSP)

Fittings

French connections

This connection consists of a common male and two different 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.

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 sealant is recommended.

Millimetrique and GAZ Threads Tubing O.D. “R” Dim. mm (Inch)

“GAZ” Pipe O.D. “R” Dim. mm (Inch)

Metric Thread Size

Male Thread O.D. mm

Female Thread I.D.

Inch

6 (.24)

M12 x 1.5

.47

.43

8 (.32)

M14 x 1.5

.55

12.5

.49

10 (.39)

M16 x 1.5

.63

14.5

.57

12 (.47)

M18 x 1.5

.71

16.5

.65

M20 x 1.5

.78

18.5

.73

M22 x 1.5

.87

20.5

.81

16.75 (.66)

M24 x 1.5

.94

22.5

.89

M26 x 1.5

1.06

25.5

1.00

21.25 (.83)

M30 x 1.5

1.18

28.5

1.12

M33 x 1.5

1.30

31.5

1.24

M36 x 1.5

1.41

34.5

1.36

14 (.55)

13.25 (.52)

15 (.59) 16 (.63) 18 (.71) 22 (.87) 25 (.98) 28 (1.10)

26.75 (1.05)

30 (1.18) 32 (1.25) 35 (1.38)

33.50 (1.32)

38 (1.50) 40 (1.57)

42.25 (1.66)

45 (1.77) 48.25 (1.90)

M39 x 1.5

1.54

37.5

1.48

M42 x 1.5

1.65

40.5

1.60

M45 x 1.5

1.77

43.5

1.71

M48 x 1.5

1.89

46.5

1.83

M52 x 1.5

2.04

50.5

1.99

M54 x 2.0

2.12

2.05

M58 x 2.0

2.28

2.16

The BSP (parallel) male is similar to the NPSM male except the thread pitches are different in most sizes. The female swivel BSPP has a tapered nose/Globeseal flareless swivel which seals on the cone seat of the male. BSPT/BSPP Threads Inch Size 1

/8 /4 3 /8 1 /2 5 /8 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2 2 1

Dash Size 02 04 06 08 10 12 16 20 24 32

Nominal Thread Size* 1

/8–28 /4–19 3 /8–19 1 /2–14 5 /8–14 3 /4–14 1–11 11/4–11 11/2–11 2–11 1

Male Thread O.D. (Inch) Fraction Decimal 3

/8 /64 21 /32 13 /16 7 /8 1 1 /32 15/16 121/32 17/8 211/32 33

.38 .52 .65 .82 .88 1.04 1.30 1.65 1.88 2.35

Female Thread I.D. (Inch) Fraction Decimal 11

/32 /32 19 /32 3 /4 13 /16 31 /32 17/32 19/16 125/32 21/4 15

.35 .47 .60 .75 .80 .97 1.22 1.56 1.79 2.26

*Frequently, the thread size is expressed as a fractional dimension preceded 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.

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How to Identify Fluid Connectors Japanese connections Inch Size 1

/4 /8 1 /2 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2 2 3

(Threads per JIS B 0202)

The JIS parallel is similar to the BSPP connection. The JIS parallel thread and the BSPP connection are interchangeable. Inch Size 1

/4 /8 1 /2 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2 2 3

Size mm (Dash) 6 (04) 9 (06) 12 (08) 19 (12) 25 (16) 32 (20) 38 (24) 50 (32)

Nominal Male Thread. Thread Size O.D (Similar to BSPP) Fraction mm 1

/4–19 /8–19 1 /2–14 3 /4–14 1–11 11/4–11 11/2–11 2–11 3

/64 /32 13 /16 1 1 /32 15/16 121/32 17/8 211/32 21

13.2 16.7 21.0 26.4 33.3 41.9 47.8 59.7

Nominal Thread Size (Similar to BSPT)

6 (04) 9 (06) 12 (08) 19 (12) 25 (16) 32 (20) 38 (24) 50 (32)

Male Thread O.D. Fraction mm

/4–19 /8–19 1 /2–14 3 /4–14 1–11 11/4–11 11/2–11 2–11 3

/64 /32 13 /16 11/32 15/16 121/32 17/8 211/32 21

13.2 16.7 21.0 26.4 33.3 41.9 47.8 59.7

Female Thread I.D. Fraction mm 15

/32 /32 /4 31 /32 17/32 19/16 125/32 21/4 19 3

11.9 15.3 19.2 24.6 30.9 39.6 45.5 57.4

JIS 30° Male (Inverted) Seat, Metric Threads (Threads per JIS B 0207)

Female Thread I.D. Fraction mm 15

/32 /32 3 /4 31 /32 17/32 19/16 125/32 21/4 19

11.9 15.3 19.2 24.6 30.9 39.6 45.5 57.4

The JIS parallel (metric) is the same as the JIS parallel (PF), except for the thread difference. Male Thread O.D. mm Inch

Female Thread I.D. mm Inch

M14 x 1.5

.55

12.5

.49

M18 x 1.5

.71

16.5

.65

M22 x 1.5

.87

20.5

.81

M30 x 1.5

1.18

28.5

1.12

M33 x 1.5

1.30

31.5

1.24

M42 x 1.5

1.65

40.5

1.60

Dash Size Equivalent

Thread Size

Size mm

JIS Tapered Pipe (PT) (Threads per JIS B 0203)

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.

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Fittings

JIS 30° Male Inverted Seat, Parallel Pipe Threads

Size mm (Dash)

How to Identify

Fittings

JIS 30° Female (Cone) Seat, Parallel Pipe Threads (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 ORing, which is compressed between the flanged head and the flat surface surrounding the port. The threaded bolts hold the connection together. The Japanese JIS 30° flare is similar to the American SAE 37° flare connection in application as well as sealing principles. However, the flare angle and dimensions are different. The threads are similar to BSPP.

Inch Size 1

/4 3 /8 1 /2 3 /4 1 11/4 11/2 2

Size mm (Dash) 6 (04) 9 (06) 12 (08) 19 (12) 25 (16) 32 (20) 38 (24) 50 (32)

Nominal Male Thread Thread Size O.D. (Similar to (Inch) BSPP) Fraction mm 1

/4-19 3 /8-19 1 /2-14 3 /4-14 1-11 11/4-11 11/2-11 2-11

/64 21 /32 13 /16 11/32 15/16 121/32 17/8 211/32

13.2 16.7 21.0 26.4 33.3 41.9 47.8 59.7

Female Thread I.D. (Inch) Fraction mm 15

/32 19 /32 3 /4 31 /32 17/32 19/16 125/32 21/4

11.9 15.3 19.2 24.6 30.9 39.6 45.5 57.4

JIS B 8363 4-Bolt Flange*

This connection is commonly used in fluid power systems. There are two pressure ratings. Type I (Code 61) is referred to as the “standard” series and Type II (Code 62) is the “6000 psi” series. The design concept for both series is the same, but the bolt hole spacing and flanged head diameters are larger for the higher pressure, Type II connection. Both metric and inch bolts are used.

*JIS B 8363, ISO/DIS 6162, DIN 20066, and SAE J518 are interchangeable, except for bolt sizes.

Bolt Dimensions mm and Inch

Size mm (Inch) [Dash]

Port Hole mm (Inch)

12 (1/2) [08]

12.7 M8 x 1.25 x 30 M8 x 1.25 x 30 5 5 (.50) /16-18 x 11/4 /16-18 x 11/4

19 (3/4) [12]

19.1 M10 x 1.5 x 30 M10 x 1.5 x 40 3 3 (.75) /8-16 x 11/4 /8-16 x 11/2

25 (1) [16]

25.4 M10 x 1.5 x 30 M12 x 1.75 x 45 3 7 (1.00) /8-16 x 11/4 /16-14 x 13/4

32 (11/4) [20]

31.7 M10 x 1.5 x 40 (1.25) 7/16-14 x 11/2

38 (11/2) [24]

38.0 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M16 x 2 x 55 1 5 (1.50) /2-13 x 11/2 /8-11 x 21/4

50 (2) [32]

50.8 M12 x 1.75 x 40 M20 x 2.5 x 70 1 3 (2.00) /2-13 x 11/2 /4-10 x 23/4

Type I (Cd. 61)

Flanged Head Diameter “K” mm (Inch) Inch Type I Type II Size (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62) 1 /2 30.18 (1.19) (31.75 (1.25) 3 /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)

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Type II (Cd. 62)

M14 x 2 x 45 1 /2-13 x 13/4

Bolt Hole Spacing “A” mm (Inch) Type I Type II (Cd. 61) (Cd. 62) 38.10 (1.50)

40.49 (1.57)

47.63 (1.88)

50.80 (2.00)

52.37 (2.06)

57.15 (2.25)

58.72 (2.31)

66.68 2.63)

69.85 (2.75)

79.38 (3.13)

77.77 (3.06)

96.82 (3.81)

How to Identify Fluid Connectors Japanese connections (continued) JIS 210 Kgf/cm2 4-Bolt Square Flange

JIS 210 Kgf/cm2 O-Ring 12 19 25 32 38 50

Dim. “D” mm 24.4 29.4 34.4 39.4 49.4 59.4

± ± ± ± ± ±

0.15 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.15

Dim. “W” mm 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.1 3.1

± ± ± ± ± ±

Fittings

Nominal Size mm

0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1

The JIS 4-Bolt square flange connection is similar in concept to the SAE 4-bolt flange connection, except that the JIS bolt pattern is square and the flange itself is different.

Size mm

Approx. Inch Size

Bolt Size mm (Bolt Length for Long Design)

Bolt Dim. Dim. Dim. Hole “A” “B” “C” Dia. “D” mm mm mm mm (Inch) (Inch) (Inch) (Inch)

M10 x 1.5 x 55 (80)

63 40 22 (2.48) (1.57) (.87)

11 (.43)

M10 x 1.5 x 55 (80)

68 45 22 (2.67) (1.77) (.87)

11 (.43)

M12 x 1.75 x 70 (100)

80 53 28 (3.15) (2.09) (1.10)

13 (.51)

11/4

M12 x 1.75 x 70 (100)

90 63 28 (3.54) (2.48) (1.10)

13 (.51)

11/2

M16 x 2.0 x 90 (130)

100 70 36 (3.94) (2.76) (1.42)

18 (.71)

M16 x 2.0 x 90 (130)

112 80 36 (4.41) (3.15) (1.42)

18 (.71)

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Technical Data

HOW TO USE THE CHART 1. The chart has separate sections for rating elastomers for use as hose inner tubes and as seals. Ratings for a given elastomer may not always be the same in both sections. 2. Both the elastomer and the metal must be considered when determining suitability of a combination for a hose assembly, adapter with O-Ring, swivel joint or coupling. 3. Locate the fluid to be conveyed and determine the suitability of the elastomeric and metal components according to the resistance ratings shown for each. 4. Specific hose part numbers can be found under the inner tube material groupings in the Hose Tube Identification Chart below. 5. Dimensional and operating specifications for each hose can be found on the catalog pages shown with each hose part number. 6. Information on O-Rings and seal options for adapters, swivel joints and couplings, and how to specify them, are shown in the respective sections of this catalog. 7. For further details on the products shown in this catalog, and their applications, consult your Aeroquip Sales Representative or Aeroquip Corporation, Americas Industrial Division, Maumee, OH. RESISTANCE RATING KEY E = Excellent – Fluid has little or no effect. G= Good – Fluid has minor to moderate effect. C =Conditional – Service conditions should be described to Aeroquip for determination of suitability for application. U=UNSATISFACTORY The differences between ratings “E” and “G” are relative. Both indicate satisfactory service. Where there is a choice, the materials rated “E” may be expected to give better or longer service than those rated “G”. NOTE: Special precautions are necessary in gaseous applications 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 above 250 psi. Hose styles with perforated covers are so noted in their construction descriptions. HOSE TUBE IDENTIFICATION CHART 1 Synthetic Rubber 302A 303 1503 1508 1525 1529 2555 2556 2565 2575 2580

(p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p.

46) 46) 44) 66) 76) 62) 82) 78) 78) 78) 42)

2583 2651 2681 2766 2781 FC136 FC211 FC212 FC250A FC254 FC273

(p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p.

42) 46) 48) 62) 60) 70) 48) 64) 70) 70) 72)

FC310 FC318 FC466 FC474 FC606 GH493 GH663 GH681 GH683 GH781 GH793

(p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p. (p.

58) 40) 40) 64) 74) 68) 48) 56) 58) 60) 64)

FC363 FC364 FC465

(p. 92) (p. 92) (p. 96)

FC469 FC563

(p. 96) (p. 92)

FC390 FC690

(p. 52) (p. 54)

2 Teflon 2807 2808 FC186

(p. 94) (p. 96) (p. 94)

3 Thermoplastic Elastomer FC372 FC373 FC374

(p. 52) (p. 52) (p. 54)

FC375 FC376 FC377

5 Special Application Hose

4 AQP

(p. 54) (p. 56) (p. 56)

2661

(p. 40)

FC194

(p. 46)

FC195

(p. 60)

FC300

(p. 44)

FC323

(p. 66)

FC324

(p. 72)

FC325

(p. 72)

FC332

(p. 76)

FC350

(p. 84)

FC355

(p. 84)

FC498

(p. 42)

FC510

(p. 58)

GH194

(p. 46)

GH195

(p. 58)

(Not Included in Fluid Chart)

FC234 FC235 FC650 FC321 1531 1531A Recoil Air Hose 1540 FC202 FC505 FC555 FC700 FC701 FC702 FC252 FC352 2550 2554 2570 FC350

Fuel (p. 76, 82) LPG (p. 88) Railroad Air Brake (p. 84) (p. 78) FC558 FC665 Refrigeration/ FC765 Air Conditioning GH134 (pp. 86, 88, 90) Sewer Cleaning (p. 74, 76) Silicone (pp. 82, 84) Truck Air Brake (p. 80, 82)

SEAL ELASTOMER DATA Seal Elastomer Buna-N*

Application Specification none

Neoprene

none

EPR (Ethylene Propylene Rubber)/ EPDM

none

Viton

MIL-R-25897

*Buna-N temperature range -65°F to +225°F. Also available per MIL-R-6855.

E = EXCELLENT G = GOOD C = CONDITIONAL U = UNSATISFACTORY

Synthetic Rubber Teflon Thermoplastic Elastomer AQP Buna-N Neoprene EPR Viton Urethane Hytrel Steel Brass Cres Aluminum Monel

Fittings

Fluid compatibility

1 2 3 4 FLUID

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