Tube fittings are an important part of many industrial systems. They are used to join and detach tubes or pipes and are available in a range of forms and sizes to suit various purposes. This article will teach you how to choose and prepare the correct tubing for your installation, how to install tube fittings, and why proper installation is critical to industrial workplace safety.

What are Tube Fittings?

A fitting is essentially a piece of produced metal that connects one component to another.

These fittings have two functions: they seal under pressure and hold the tube in place while under pressure. Making the change from one thing to the next as seamless as feasible is the goal. In the case of tubes, you would place a fitting between the two to join them together as one if you wanted to connect a tube moving in one direction with another tube moving in the opposite direction.

It's important to first understand some tube terminology because we'll be talking mostly about tube fittings in this section. The tube OD is always used when discussing fitting sizes (outside diameter). The size designation only refers to the outside diameter (OD) of the tube that is intended to work with that fitting and has nothing to do with the fitting's physical dimensions.

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Installation of Tube Fittings: What You Need to Know

Dependable industrial fluid systems are critical for plant safety, efficiency, and profitability, and their dependability is dependent on a variety of factors. Some of the most crucial include correct tube and tube fitting installation during initial assembly and maintenance throughout the system's useful life.

As a result, fluid system specialists must be equipped with the fundamental abilities required to effectively install tube fittings.

While there are other fittings available, a two-ferrule, mechanical grip design with hanging-collecting action can generate a highly robust grip and seal in a range of fluid system applications. Hinging and collecting motion places additional back ferrule material in close contact with the tube near to the tube grip. This material supports the tube gripping action directly and axially. Furthermore, in applications where vibration is a problem, this design decreases the chance of fittings backing off and allows for a very tiny amount of movement in the fitting while maintaining the proper amounts of grip and force. This movement, known as "spring back," produces strong vibration resistance.

This mechanical design also generates a highly dependable gas seal by establishing long lines of sealing contact between the ferrules and the tube.

• Step 1 is to insert the tube fitting with the tubing. Make sure the nut is finger tight and that the tubing is securely resting on the fitting body's shoulder.

• Step 2: Mark the fitting's nut at the six o'clock position.

• Step 3: Tighten the nut one-and-a-quarter turn while holding the fitting body steady.

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Tips for Secure Installation:-

Never let go of a fitting nut to bleed system pressure.

When the system is under pressure, never install or tighten fittings.

When tightening the nut, make sure the tubing is securely resting on the shoulder of the tube fitting body.

Turning the fitting body during assembly can harm the sealing surfaces.

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Our Swagelok Tube Fitting products undergo various quality checks, ensuring they meet the highest standards.

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