What is the difference between JIS and JIC fitting?
1/2" Hose x 5/8" JIC Swivel, 43 Series | FJX
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May 21, 2025 - 08:03 AM
JIS (Japanese Industrial Standard) and JIC (Joint Industry Council) fittings are both types of hydraulic fittings, but they differ primarily in their design specifications and applications. JIS fittings are designed according to Japanese standards and typically feature a 30-degree flare seating surface, commonly used in Japanese equipment. On the other hand, JIC fittings adhere to American standards with a 37-degree flare seating surface, widely used in North America for hydraulic applications.
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1/2" Hose x 5/8" JIC Swivel, 43 Series | FJX
FJX-08-10-43 connects 1/2 inch hydraulic hose to a 5/8 inch JIC 37 degree female swivel. The female cone seat mates with a compatible JIC male flare for a dependable hydraulic connection. Hose size: 1/2 inch JIC tube size: 5/8 inch Thread size: 7/8 inch 14 Connection: JIC 37 degree female swivel Ser...
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