Hydraulic Hose Fitting

A welded fitting is a hydraulic fitting in which a pipe is inserted into a recessed area of ​​a fitting, valve or flange. Unlike butt welded fittings, welding on fittings is primarily used for small diameters.

A crimper is a valuable device that permits you to make bloodless-welded connections among wires, cables, or wires and connectors. PEHEL is a hydraulic hose assembly factory. It also enables you connect steel fittings with inflexible and flexible hose and pipe sections. Those machines also are known as "hose crimpers" or "hydraulic hose crimpers". Crimp equipment prepare splices via stripping, crimping, measuring, and getting ready wire ends.

Hydraulic fittings connect conductors such as hoses, pipes and tubes in a hydraulic system. Most fittings have a male and female component that join to form a connection. These connections help contain and direct the flow of hydraulic fluid in the conductor while preventing leaks and maintaining pressure. Different fittings allow designers to change flow direction, the elevation of lines or split flow. Crimping is the most common method for assembling hoses and fittings. Once the crimp specifications have been checked for the specific hose and fitting, a crimping machine is adjusted to the appropriate crimping diameter setting.