Many different fitting designs may be attached to the hose assembly. Selection of the proper material for the end fittings must be considered. Fitting materials such as carbon steel, malleable iron, stainless steel, bronze or brass may or may not be the same as the hose assembly material. Correct attachment of the fittings is essential to the integrity of the assembly.

Contact OmegaFlex if the attachment of dissimilar metals is required.

FittingDescription
fmalepMale Pipe
(Solid)
Pipe thread — Sch 40 Std Weight
Sch 80 Heavy Weight
fhexmaleHex Male Pipe
(Solid)
Pipe thread – with integral or attached hex
ffemFemale Pipe
(Solid)
Female pipe thread – also may be supplied with hex
ffemunFemale UnionFemale pipe thread with ground joint union as specified
fmalunMale UnionMale union thread with ground joint union as specified
fweldWeld-Plain Pipe End (Solid)


Tube End (Solid)
Pipe tube end specified by Sch 40 or Heavy Weight Sch 80


Plain tube end specified by O.D. and wall thickness
ftubeTube with Fittings (Swivel)Tube flared with sleeve and nut for female JIC/SAE swivel fittings, as specified. Overall length is normally measured seat to seat.
fflanfFlange
(Fixed)
a) Forged steel – per ASTM specification from
125 lb. to 600 lb.b) Plate steel – where permissible cut and drilled to 150 lb. or 300 lb. dimensions
fflanwFlange-Weldneck
(Fixed)
Forged steel – per ASTM
specification from 125 lb. to 600 lb.
fflanlFlange-Lap Joint
(Floating)
a) Lap joint forges flange per ASTM specification from 125 lb. to 600 lb., must be used with MSS/ANSI “A” forged stub end Std or Extra Heavy

b) Slip-on plate flange for lighter weight schedule 10 stub ends

 

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