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A fitting rated for a system's working pressure can still fail early if nobody accounts for pulsation. Here's what pulse pressure actually does to steel fittings over time.
The stainless-steel metal is resistant to corrosion much more efficiently compared to the plated carbon steel; however, the effectiveness of such resistance differs among the grades of stainless steel.
Compression, flared, and welded steel hydraulic fittings all seal differently and picking the wrong one for the pressure or service life you need is an easy mistake to make.
Choosing the right type of shape isn’t all about clearance. The straight, elbow, tee, and reducer shapes will have different effects on fluid flow and hose lifetime.
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