Hose and Reusable Fittings
TY &
Standard (mandrelless) reusable fittings
with single wire braid, multiple textile braid,
SPECIAL TRUCK HOSE
hydraulic and LPG hose.
FC234, FC300, FC321, FC350, FC355, 302A,
303, 1503, 2580, 2651
(for fittings requiring mandrel, see page 324).
LOW & MEDIUM PRESSURE HOSE
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
HIGH PRESSURE HOSE
Cut hose square with fine- Put socket in vise. Lubricate nipple and Screw nipple clockwise into
tooth hacksaw or cut-off
Screw hose counterclock-
threads LIBERALLY. Use socket and hose. Leave
1
/
32
”
wheel.
wise into socket until
heavy oil or Aeroquip to
1
/
16
” clearance between
it bottoms.
222070 hose assembly nipple hex and socket.
lube.
Back off
1
/
Recommendations for
4
turn.
cleaning, inspection and
When assembling long
testing are summarized on
lengths of hose, it may be
page 318. Disassemble in
HOSE FITTINGS
preferred to put hose in
reverse order.
vise just tight enough to
prevent from turning, and
screw socket into the hose
counterclockwise until it
bottoms.
Back off
1
/
4
turn.
Back off FC300, FC350 and
ADAPTERS & TUBE FITTINGS
FC355
1
/
4
to
1
/
2
turn.
SOCKETLESS Fittings with textile braid
low pressure hose
FC332, FC647, 2556, 2565, 2575
Y INSTRUCTIONS
ACCESSORIES & ASSEMBL
Y
To Assemble Step 2 To Disassemble Step 2
HOSE ASSEMBL
EQUIPMENT
Push hose on fitting until Bend hose, then snap
Step 1
hose end bottoms under-
Step 1
hose off with a quick tug.
Cut hose to required length neath protective cap as Slit hose lengthwise from
with a sharp knife. Oil shown. For quantity produc- protective cap to end of
inside of hose and outside tion use a SOCKETLESS nipple.
of nipple LIBERALLY. Fitting assembly ma chine.
Recom menda tions for
cleaning, inspection and
testing are summarized on
APPENDICIES
page 318.www.EatonProducts.com
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