The main types of hose connectors include the following:
Compression fittings: Suitable for pressure ranges of 250-800bar, steel pipe size ranges from 6-42mm, and commonly used materials are carbon steel. Compression fittings fix the hose by compressing the ferrule, and are suitable for high pressure and larger pipe diameter connections.
JIC37° flared fittings: This type of fitting achieves sealing through a 37-degree cone design, and is suitable for occasions that require frequent disassembly.
Pipe end extrusion forming fittings: This type of fitting forms a seal by extruding the pipe end, and is suitable for high pressure and high temperature environments.
Non-welded flange fittings: Connected by flanges and bolts, suitable for occasions that need to withstand large loads and pressures, commonly used in the chemical and petroleum fields.
Threaded fittings: Connect two ports through threads, commonly used for gas and oil transportation, and can withstand high pressure and flow.
Clamp connector: The hose is fixed to the connecting pipe body by a clamp, which is suitable for occasions where the hose needs to be replaced frequently, such as the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Metal hose connector: Including DPJ connector, DKJ ferrule, DGJ self-fixing, 90-degree connector, Y-shaped connector, T-shaped connector, stainless steel connector, etc., suitable for different installation conditions and use environments.
Choosing a suitable hose connector requires considering factors such as fluid properties, pressure, flow, temperature, stress, etc., and choosing the appropriate connector type according to the application scenario and needs.
