Metric Female 60 Degree Cone Crimp Fitting for Hydraulic Hose Systems

Description

When you’re dealing with hydraulic connections on European equipment or machinery with metric threads, having the right fitting on hand can save your day. This metric female crimp fitting features a 60-degree cone design that creates a reliable, leak-free seal on hydraulic systems where metric connections are the standard. Instead of fighting with adapters or makeshift repairs that might fail under pressure, this fitting gives you the proper connection your equipment was designed for.

What You’re Getting

• Metric thread design matches European and some domestic equipment specifications
• 60-degree cone angle creates secure metal-to-metal seal under pressure
• Female end allows connection to male hydraulic fittings and valves
• Crimp-on design provides permanent attachment to hydraulic hose
• Built to handle high-pressure hydraulic systems found on modern farm equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting works on tractors, loaders, combines, and implements that use metric hydraulic connections. You’ll find metric threads on a lot of European brands and some newer domestic equipment where manufacturers have standardized on metric systems. Whether you’re repairing hydraulic lines on your loader, connecting auxiliary circuits for implements, or building custom hoses for specialty equipment, this fitting handles the job without compromise.

Made to Last

Quality construction handles the pressure spikes, vibration, and contamination that come with agricultural hydraulic work. The 60-degree cone design is engineered specifically for high-pressure applications, creating a seal that stays tight even when your equipment is working hard. The fitting material resists corrosion from hydraulic fluid and environmental exposure.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires proper crimping equipment and the right die set for your hose size. Make sure your hydraulic hose is cut square and clean before crimping for the best seal. If you don’t have crimping equipment, most hydraulic shops can install this fitting properly using the correct specifications for your hose type.