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37° JIC Fittings to ISO 8434-2 / J514

37° JIC fittings, compliant with ISO 8434-2 and J514 standards, are versatile mechanical fittings designed to create a reliable seal in fluid power systems. Due to their ability to manage high pressures and enable straightforward assembly, these fittings are commonly used in hydraulic systems in a variety of sectors, including construction, agriculture, and manufacturing. Their design ensures a leak-free connection, making them essential for efficient and safe operation of hydraulic equipment.

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Key Features

  • Material: Stainless steel
  • Seal Type: Metal-to-metal seal with a 37-degree flare
  • Applications: Construction, Agriculture, Marine, Manufacturing, Aerospace & more.
  • Standards Compliance: These 37° JIC fittings are compliant to both ISO 8434-2 & J514 standards.

Advantages

Reliable Seal: The 37-degree flare provides a strong metal-to-metal seal, minimising leaks, especially in high-pressure environments.

Ease of Assembly and Disassembly: Flared fittings can be assembled and disassembled repeatedly without compromising the seal, making maintenance and component replacement easier.

Versatility: They can be adapted to different tubing and hose materials and are available in various configurations (straights, elbows, tees, etc.).

Temperature Resistance: The metal-to-metal seal performs well across a broad temperature range compared to elastomeric seals.

FAQ's

Yes, these fittings are designed to be reusable, offering cost-effectiveness and reducing the need for frequent replacements.

Yes, 37° JIC fittings are well-suited for high-pressure hydraulic systems, providing a reliable and secure connection even under demanding conditions.

While JIC fittings are a type of flare fitting, interchangeability will depend on specific standards and dimensions. Generally, JIC fittings, with their 37-degree flare, are designed to be compatible with other 37-degree flare fittings that adhere to the same standards, ISO 8434-2, J514. However, they are not typically interchangeable with 45-degree flare fittings.