识别液压软管接头时的消除过程

 

*后，测量螺纹

 

用卡尺测量*大点的螺纹直径（外螺纹的外径（OD）；内螺纹的内径（ID））。使用螺纹规确定每英寸的螺纹数。在浅色背景下比较规格和连接螺纹可确保读数准确。
 
派克的软管产品部具有阴影图像，可轻松确定线，锥和六角尺寸。单击这些图像以打印出有用的指南，以帮助识别液压接头。 

确定需要更换的液压软管接头后，派克汉尼fin便成为理想的选择供应商。派克提供比其他任何制造商更多的液压软管选择，以及更多的液压接头尺寸。派克的软管产品部提供3/16“至3”的钢，黄铜和不锈钢配件。样式包括O形圈端面密封，喇叭口，公管，公制设计等等。定制的软管和软管接头也有各种配置，包括NPTF，JIC，SAE，GAZ，ISO，DIN，JIS和BSP。许多制造商还提供适合的挂图，以帮助进行识别过程。 

Next, identify the sealing method

Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Product group of hose and fitting connections - Parker Hose Products DivisionIndustrial machines and equipment are designed and manufactured in every corner of the world. The hydraulic systems alone use countless different types of fittings and adapters with different sealing methods and thread forms. While the sealing method can often be distinguished by appearance, thread forms all seem to look the same, making it difficult and time-consuming to identify them when equipment modifications or repairs are needed. Identifying a fitting can be easily done, however, through the process of elimination after uninstalling the fitting.
 
First, determine the type of fitting – is it permanent or reusable?
Hydraulic hose fittings can be one of two types – permanent or reusable. Permanent or crimped hydraulic fittings are widely used in the fluid power industry because they are easier and quicker to attach than reusable fittings. Crimped fittings are also more reliable. To attach a crimped fitting, you will need crimping or swaging equipment. These fittings are squeezed onto the hose at assembly and are discarded when the hose assembly fails. 
 
Reusable or field attachable hydraulic hose fittings are not commonly used today since they are considered "old technology."  A reusable fitting is easily identifiable because it fits right onto a hose by using only a wrench and a vise. Reusable fittings typically cost more than crimped fittings and are more time consuming during the assembly process.
 
Identify fitting ends and port connections
Accurate identification of ports and connectors in a hydraulic system is necessary before the correct hose or tube assembly can be assembled and installed.
 
Port Connections Tube/Hose Connections
NPT/NPTF
BSPT (JIS-PT)
Metric Taper
SAE Straight Thread
ISO 6149
JIS-B2351
DIN Metric
BSPP (JIS-PF)
4-Bolt Flange

 

37 Flare
30 Flare (Metric)
45 Flare
24 Flareless (SAE)
24 Flareless (DIN)
30 Flare (BSPP)
O-Ring Face Seal (ORFS)
60 NPSM Swivel
60 Cone (BSPP)
60 Cone (Metric)
Next, identify the sealing method
Types of hydraulic fittings vary depending on their sizes, configuration, and thread types. The three most common types of hose fittings are O-ring, mated angle and threaded. However, there are several more types of hydraulic hose fittings available.
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - O-Ring SealsO-Ring: The three types of O-ring seal designs are O-ring boss, flat face O-ring seal and O-ring flange. With these types of couplings, there is an O-ring seal that is the main component in creating the seal.
 
 
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Mated Angle SealsMated Angle: An example of a mated angle is SAE 45° or JIC 37° but there are others as well. Fittings with an angle seat have straight or parallel threads for sealing. When the male and female counterparts are threaded together, the threads themselves do not actually form the seal. Instead, they function mechanically to bring the two mating angle seats together which ultimately forms the seal.
 

Tapered Threads: These types of fittings have two types of threads: male or female. Male fittings feature their threads on the outside and female fittings have threads on the inside. Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Tapered ThreadsWhen the male and female counterparts are threaded together, the tapered threads deform which applies pressure on the couplings ultimately making a tight seal. Tapered threads can be imprecise but never use tape to ensure the seal. Tape is often banned in hydraulic and pneumatic systems because of its tendency to shred and contaminate sensitive areas. Its lubricity has also been known to induce over-torquing. 
 
Then, look at the fitting design
After you have determined the sealing method, visually look at the location of the O-ring, nose seat, seat angle and fitting termination. You can visually see the O-ring location as well as the type of nose seat. However, you will need to use a seat gauge to determine seat angle.  
 
Mated Angle Seat with O-ring:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
Inside Inverted 60 Inclusive British Standard Pipe Parallel
Inside Inverted 24 Inclusive DIN 24 Cone
 
O-Ring Face Seal:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
In Flange Groove Flat Face N/A SAE O-Ring Flange (Code 61 or 62)
Outside Flat Face N/A SAE O-Ring Boss
At Nose Seat Flat Face N/A O-Ring Face Seal
 
Mechanical Joint or Mated Angle:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
None Standard 37 JIC 37 Flare
None Standard 45 JIC / SAE 45 Flare
None Standard 30 Japanese Industrial Standard & Komatsu
None Inverted N/A Metric Stand Pipe
None Inverted 30 National Pipe Straight
None Inverted 45 SAE Inverted Flare
None Inverted 24 Inclusive French Gaz 24 Cone
None, except -20 Standard 24 Inclusive French Gaz 24 High-Pressure Flange
 
Thread Interface:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
N/A N/A N/A National Pipe Tapered
N/A N/A N/A British Standard Pipe Tapered
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Visual Fitting Index
 

Lastly, measure the thread
With the caliper, measure the thread diameter of the largest point (Outside Diameter (O.D.) of male threads; Inside Diameter (I.D.) of female threads). Using the thread gauge, determine the number of threads per inch. Comparison of gauge and coupling threads against a lighted background will ensure an accurate reading.
 
Parker’s Hose Products Division has shadow images to easily determine thread, cone and hex size. Click on these images to print out a useful guide to assist in identifying hydraulic fittings. 
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Male Pipe Thread Sizes Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - SAE Nut and Nipple Chart
 
After you have determined the hydraulic hose fitting you need to replace, Parker Hannifin is an ideal supplier of choice. Parker offers the largest selection of hydraulic hoses plus more hydraulic fitting sizes than any other manufacturer. Parker’s Hose Products Division offers steel, brass, and stainless steel fittings from 3/16" to 3". Styles include O-ring face seal, flare, male pipe, metric designs and much more. Custom tube and hose fittings are also available in various configurations including NPTF, JIC, SAE, GAZ, ISO, DIN, JIS and BSP. Many manufacturers offer fitting wall charts as well to assist in the identification process. 
 
 

Kyri McDonough, Hose Products Division, Parker HannifinArticle contributed by Kyri McDonough, marketing services manager at Hose Products Division, Parker Hannifin.

 

 

 

 

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An Effective Way to Identify Hydraulic Fitting Orientation  
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Comments for Process of Elimination When Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings
Kevin Krizan
Hello, I have been trying to identify the correct part number for two fittings. I have parker # 13943-8-8 and 10643-8-8 a 90deg elbow and straight 43 series fittings which are made from steel. I need to replace them both with the same style but made from stainless steel. Can you please provide the correct part number to order for each? Also would the hose material be the same for stainless steel, if not please also provide part number for the correct hose.
Thank you in advance for the help.
Kyri McDonough
Stainless steel fittings have the exact same part number except that it ends in a C. For instance, 10643-8-8C would be the stainless part number.
Sushma Shetty
Nice and very informative blog, will also like to add that there is also a product known as hose clamp which also provides additional holding power and grip.

Thank you!

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Process of Elimination When Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings
Thursday, August 24, 2017 by Fluid Gas Handling Team
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Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Product group of hose and fitting connections - Parker Hose Products DivisionIndustrial machines and equipment are designed and manufactured in every corner of the world. The hydraulic systems alone use countless different types of fittings and adapters with different sealing methods and thread forms. While the sealing method can often be distinguished by appearance, thread forms all seem to look the same, making it difficult and time-consuming to identify them when equipment modifications or repairs are needed. Identifying a fitting can be easily done, however, through the process of elimination after uninstalling the fitting.
 
First, determine the type of fitting – is it permanent or reusable?
Hydraulic hose fittings can be one of two types – permanent or reusable. Permanent or crimped hydraulic fittings are widely used in the fluid power industry because they are easier and quicker to attach than reusable fittings. Crimped fittings are also more reliable. To attach a crimped fitting, you will need crimping or swaging equipment. These fittings are squeezed onto the hose at assembly and are discarded when the hose assembly fails. 
 
Reusable or field attachable hydraulic hose fittings are not commonly used today since they are considered "old technology."  A reusable fitting is easily identifiable because it fits right onto a hose by using only a wrench and a vise. Reusable fittings typically cost more than crimped fittings and are more time consuming during the assembly process.
 
Identify fitting ends and port connections
Accurate identification of ports and connectors in a hydraulic system is necessary before the correct hose or tube assembly can be assembled and installed.
 
Port Connections Tube/Hose Connections
NPT/NPTF
BSPT (JIS-PT)
Metric Taper
SAE Straight Thread
ISO 6149
JIS-B2351
DIN Metric
BSPP (JIS-PF)
4-Bolt Flange

 

37 Flare
30 Flare (Metric)
45 Flare
24 Flareless (SAE)
24 Flareless (DIN)
30 Flare (BSPP)
O-Ring Face Seal (ORFS)
60 NPSM Swivel
60 Cone (BSPP)
60 Cone (Metric)
Next, identify the sealing method
Types of hydraulic fittings vary depending on their sizes, configuration, and thread types. The three most common types of hose fittings are O-ring, mated angle and threaded. However, there are several more types of hydraulic hose fittings available.
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - O-Ring SealsO-Ring: The three types of O-ring seal designs are O-ring boss, flat face O-ring seal and O-ring flange. With these types of couplings, there is an O-ring seal that is the main component in creating the seal.
 
 
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Mated Angle SealsMated Angle: An example of a mated angle is SAE 45° or JIC 37° but there are others as well. Fittings with an angle seat have straight or parallel threads for sealing. When the male and female counterparts are threaded together, the threads themselves do not actually form the seal. Instead, they function mechanically to bring the two mating angle seats together which ultimately forms the seal.
 

Tapered Threads: These types of fittings have two types of threads: male or female. Male fittings feature their threads on the outside and female fittings have threads on the inside. Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Tapered ThreadsWhen the male and female counterparts are threaded together, the tapered threads deform which applies pressure on the couplings ultimately making a tight seal. Tapered threads can be imprecise but never use tape to ensure the seal. Tape is often banned in hydraulic and pneumatic systems because of its tendency to shred and contaminate sensitive areas. Its lubricity has also been known to induce over-torquing. 
 
Then, look at the fitting design
After you have determined the sealing method, visually look at the location of the O-ring, nose seat, seat angle and fitting termination. You can visually see the O-ring location as well as the type of nose seat. However, you will need to use a seat gauge to determine seat angle.  
 
Mated Angle Seat with O-ring:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
Inside Inverted 60 Inclusive British Standard Pipe Parallel
Inside Inverted 24 Inclusive DIN 24 Cone
 
O-Ring Face Seal:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
In Flange Groove Flat Face N/A SAE O-Ring Flange (Code 61 or 62)
Outside Flat Face N/A SAE O-Ring Boss
At Nose Seat Flat Face N/A O-Ring Face Seal
 
Mechanical Joint or Mated Angle:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
None Standard 37 JIC 37 Flare
None Standard 45 JIC / SAE 45 Flare
None Standard 30 Japanese Industrial Standard & Komatsu
None Inverted N/A Metric Stand Pipe
None Inverted 30 National Pipe Straight
None Inverted 45 SAE Inverted Flare
None Inverted 24 Inclusive French Gaz 24 Cone
None, except -20 Standard 24 Inclusive French Gaz 24 High-Pressure Flange
 
Thread Interface:
 
O-Ring Location Nose Seat Seat Angle Fitting Termination
N/A N/A N/A National Pipe Tapered
N/A N/A N/A British Standard Pipe Tapered
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Visual Fitting Index
 

Lastly, measure the thread
With the caliper, measure the thread diameter of the largest point (Outside Diameter (O.D.) of male threads; Inside Diameter (I.D.) of female threads). Using the thread gauge, determine the number of threads per inch. Comparison of gauge and coupling threads against a lighted background will ensure an accurate reading.
 
Parker’s Hose Products Division has shadow images to easily determine thread, cone and hex size. Click on these images to print out a useful guide to assist in identifying hydraulic fittings. 
 
Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - Male Pipe Thread Sizes Identifying Hydraulic Hose Fittings - Parker Hose Products Division - SAE Nut and Nipple Chart
 
After you have determined the hydraulic hose fitting you need to replace, Parker Hannifin is an ideal supplier of choice. Parker offers the largest selection of hydraulic hoses plus more hydraulic fitting sizes than any other manufacturer. Parker’s Hose Products Division offers steel, brass, and stainless steel fittings from 3/16" to 3". Styles include O-ring face seal, flare, male pipe, metric designs and much more. Custom tube and hose fittings are also available in various configurations including NPTF, JIC, SAE, GAZ, ISO, DIN, JIS and BSP. Many manufacturers offer fitting wall charts as well to assist in the identification process. 
 
 

Kyri McDonough, Hose Products Division, Parker HannifinArticle contributed by Kyri McDonough, marketing services manager at Hose Products Division, Parker Hannifin.