JIC Female Swivel Crimp Fitting for 1-1/2 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you’re building or repairing hydraulic lines on your tractor, having the right crimp fitting can make the difference between a system that works reliably and one that gives you headaches. This 4S series JIC female swivel fitting is designed to handle the high pressures and vibration that come with running loaders, backhoes, and other hydraulic implements, while that swivel action lets you position hoses exactly where they need to go without binding.

What You’re Getting

• High-strength construction that handles the pressures and vibration of agricultural hydraulic systems
• Swivel design eliminates hose twisting and binding during operation
• JIC 37-degree flare connection provides reliable sealing at high pressures
• Precision-machined threads ensure proper fit and long service life
• Professional crimp-style attachment for permanent, leak-free installation

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is sized for 1-1/2 inch hydraulic hose, which you’ll find on the return lines and lower-pressure circuits of larger tractors and equipment. Whether you’re running a big loader tractor, operating hydraulic-driven implements like mowers and balers, or maintaining equipment that sees daily use in demanding conditions, this fitting provides the reliable connection your hydraulic system needs.

Made to Last

The 4S series fittings are built to handle the punishment that farm hydraulics dish out – temperature swings, high pressures, constant vibration, and the occasional bump from equipment or implements. The swivel feature means less stress on both the fitting and your hose, reducing the chance of premature failure at the connection point.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-style fitting that requires proper hydraulic hose crimping equipment for installation – it’s not something you can attach with hand tools. Take your hose and fitting to a hydraulic shop with the right crimping dies for a professional installation that’ll hold up under pressure. Always use clean hydraulic fluid when testing new connections.