As an important connecting component in the hydraulic system, the applicability of the Hose Fittings is directly related to the performance, safety and reliability of the system. Hose Fittingss are usually designed for a specific pressure range. Connectors of different models and specifications have different pressure bearing capacities. When selecting a Hose Fittings, it is necessary to ensure that it can withstand the maximum working pressure in the hydraulic system to prevent leakage or damage caused by excessive pressure. At the same time, avoid choosing a connector that is too strong, as this may increase unnecessary costs.
The fluid media used in the hydraulic system may include different types of hydraulic oils, water-based fluids, synthetic fluids, etc. The Hose Fittings needs to be compatible with these media to avoid leakage or damage caused by corrosion or dissolution of the media. When selecting a connector, its material properties and media compatibility should be understood to ensure that the connector can operate stably and long-term in the system media.
The operating temperature range of the hydraulic system may be wide, ranging from low temperature to high temperature. The Hose Fittings needs to be able to maintain its performance and sealing within these temperature ranges. High temperatures may cause the connector material to expand, deform or soften, thereby affecting its sealing effect; while low temperatures may cause the material to harden, brittle or crack. Therefore, when selecting a connector, the thermal stability and temperature resistance of its material should be considered to ensure that it can work normally within the operating temperature range of the system.
The installation method (such as threaded connection, flange connection, etc.) and connection requirements (such as sealing, tightening force, etc.) of the Hose Fittings are also important factors to consider when selecting. Different types of connectors have different installation methods and connection characteristics. When selecting a connector, it should be ensured that its installation method and connection requirements match those of other components of the hydraulic system to ensure the overall performance and reliability of the system. In addition, factors such as the size, shape and weight of the connector need to be considered to ensure that it can be easily installed in the designated position of the hydraulic system and meet the operation and maintenance requirements of the system.
