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Value Brand Straight Swivel 1/4 in Hose I.D. 7/16"-20 Thread
Straight brass swivel connects 1/4-inch hose to 7/16"-20 JIC female thread at 5,000 psi
- Brass construction resists corrosion for longer service life
- Straight swivel design prevents hose kinking during use
- 1/4 in hose I.D. matches common air-tool requirements
- 7/16"-20 JIC thread ensures secure leak-free connections
- Reusable fitting allows easy repositioning without replacement
Straight Swivel Fitting for 1/4 in Hose
This brass push-on hose fitting connects a 1/4 in hose barb to a 7/16"-20 JIC female thread. The straight swivel design allows the connection to rotate freely, preventing hose twist during installation and operation. Rated for 5,000 psi, it suits high-pressure pneumatic and hydraulic lines. The reusable fitting uses a 9/16 in hex for assembly.
For 1/4 in hose systems needing a straight JIC
Ideal for technicians assembling or repairing high-pressure air or fluid lines where a straight, swivelling joint is required. Not for systems using a different hose bore, a different thread standard or an angled fitting geometry. Buyers needing a bulkhead, tee or elbow configuration should look at other fitting styles.
7/16"-20 JIC thread on a 1/4 in hose barb
The single specification that decides fitment is the 7/16"-20 JIC female thread paired with a 1/4 in hose barb. Verify that both the mating port and the hose inside diameter match these exact dimensions before purchase.
Highlights
- Brass construction resists corrosion for longer service life
- Straight swivel design prevents hose kinking during use
- 1/4 in hose I.D. matches common air-tool requirements
- 7/16"-20 JIC thread ensures secure leak-free connections
- Reusable fitting allows easy repositioning without replacement
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the straight swivel with 7/16"-20 JIC thread, and what step is often missed?
Thread the JIC female end onto the matching male port and tighten the 9/16 in hex to seat the flare; the step often missed is confirming the 1/4 in hose barb is fully pushed onto the hose and secured with a clamp before pressurising.
What maintenance or replacement will this brass push-on fitting need over time?
Inspect the brass flare seat and barb for deformation or corrosion; replace the fitting if the swivel action stiffens, the JIC threads show galling, or the hose barb leaks after re-clamping.
What limit appears first when this 5,000 psi rated swivel runs under sustained pressure?
The brass construction and JIC flare seal set the practical ceiling; sustained cycling near 5,000 psi will accelerate thread wear and flare relaxation before the hose or clamp fails.
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