When you’re building custom hydraulic lines or replacing damaged fittings on your tractor, having the right crimp fitting can save your day. This BSPP flat face fitting gives you a solid, leak-proof connection that crimps securely onto 1/2 inch hydraulic hose and threads into any BSPP port. The flat face design prevents contamination from getting into your system and keeps hydraulic fluid where it belongs.
What You’re Getting
- Flat face sealing design that keeps dirt and debris out of your hydraulic system
- BSPP thread design creates a tight metal-to-metal seal under pressure
- Crimp-on construction for a permanent, reliable connection that won’t pull apart
- Precision-machined threads that won’t strip or cross-thread during installation
- Quality materials built to handle the pressure spikes and vibration of farm equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This fitting works great on tractors, loaders, and implements that use BSPP hydraulic connections. You’ll find BSPP threads on a lot of European equipment and some domestic machinery too. Whether you’re connecting auxiliary hydraulics for a rotary cutter, plumbing remote lines for a grapple, or fixing broken hoses on hydraulic cylinders, this fitting handles the job without fuss. It’s the kind of fitting that comes in handy when you’re adapting equipment or rebuilding hydraulic lines that have seen better days.
Made to Last
Parker builds these fittings to handle the pressure spikes, vibration, and contamination that come with farm hydraulic systems. The flat face design protects your hydraulic fluid from contamination while the BSPP threads create a solid connection that won’t work loose under pressure. This is the same quality fitting that hydraulic shops rely on for professional repairs.
Installation Notes
This is a crimp-on fitting, so you’ll need the right crimping tool and die set to attach it to your hydraulic hose. Make sure your hose is cut square and clean before crimping—a good, straight cut makes all the difference in getting a proper seal. Use quality pipe thread compound or hydraulic sealant on the threads – don’t rely on tape that can shred and contaminate your system. Thread it in by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then tighten with a wrench. Don’t over-tighten – BSPP threads seal on the threads themselves, not just compression.
