Hydraulic Cone Flared Fitting for Easy Assembly & Disassembly of Hydraulic Systems

Hydraulic Fitting Catalogue

A hydraulic cone flared fitting is a type of fitting used in fluid systems to connect tubes and pipes. It is also known as a JIC fitting, which stands for Joint Industry Council. It is typically made of metal, such as steel or brass, and may be coated with a corrosion resistant material to prevent rusting or other forms of degradation.

It consists of a male and female end. The male end has a flare seating surface, creating a tight seal that can withstand high pressure, while the female end connecting to the tube or hose has a corresponding flare. When the two ends are connected, they create a metal-to-metal seal that is highly resistant to leakage. The hydraulic cone flared fitting without ferrule and nut is commonly used as a hose adapter for connecting to a female swivel end on a hose assembly installation. The nut and body are universal parts that can be applied to tubing of either metric or inch size, while the ferrule is the only part that can be changed to correspond to the outer diameter of metric and inch tubes. The JIC fitting design allows easy assembly and disassembly of fittings, making them a popular choice for hydraulic systems that require frequent maintenance or repair.