Hydraulic Compression Fittings

Hydraulic fittings refer to components in hydraulic systems that serve the purpose of connecting, sealing, and absorbing shocks. They are widely used in various pumps, valves, cylinders, and hydraulic motors. In high-pressure situations where the system needs to transmit high pressure, such as between pumps and valves, hydraulic fittings are a preferred choice. They effectively isolate high-pressure and low-pressure media through the fittings, preventing media leakage or fluid flow, and ensuring the stability and reliability of the system pressure. To prevent mutual leakage of high-pressure or low-pressure fluids, liquid filtration is necessary during the design process. Hydraulic fittings are a good choice as they can filter and isolate various liquids.

Hydraulic fittings play an irreplaceable role in hydraulic systems. Their sealing performance determines the reliability of the system and is one of the most basic and important means of controlling fluid leakage. They can maintain the system pressure within a certain range and reduce the pressure of high-pressure fluids when the system pressure becomes too high.

The main function of hydraulic fittings is to connect hydraulic piping systems, ensuring smooth fluid transmission within the pipelines while avoiding oil leakage and pressure loss. Hydraulic fittings are subjected to high pressure and high temperature in the piping system, and therefore must possess characteristics such as high strength, high sealing capability, and high wear resistance to ensure the stability and safe operation of the system.