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Final  Assembly
Quick-Disconnect Couplings

Fluid Power - Intro to Hydraulics, Pneumatics, and how it all works
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connection  side  of  hose  fittings.  Figure  5-22  shows commonly  used  fittings. Piping  Connection  Side  of  Hose  Fitting The piping side of an end fitting comes with several   connecting   variations:   flange,   JIC   37° flare,  O-ring  union,  and  split  clamp,  to  name  a few. Not all varieties are available for each hose. Therefore,  installers  must  consult  the  military specification   and   manufacturer’s   data   to determine  the  specific  end  fittings  available. Hose Connection Side of Hose Fitting Hose  fittings  are  attached  to  the  hose  by several methods. Each method is determined by the   fitting   manufacturer   and   takes   into   con- sideration such things as size, construction, wall thickness,  and  pressure  rating.  Hoses  used  for flexible   connections   use   one   of   the   following methods   for   attachment   of   the   fitting   to   the hose. ONE-PIECE  REUSABLE  SOCKET.—  The socket  component  of  the  fitting  is  fabricated  as a  single  piece.  One-piece  reusable  sockets  are screwed  or  rocked  onto  the  hose  OD,  followed by  insertion  of  the  nipple  component. SEGMENTED,  BOLTED  SOCKET.—  The segmented, bolted socket consists of two or more segments which are bolted together on the hose after  insertion  of  the  nipple  component. Figure 5-22.—End fittings and hose fittings. 5-18







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