Guide 01 Choose by the complete application and the exact product specification. A standard designation is a useful starting point, but it does not establish interchangeability between assemblies.
Read the Guide → Guide 02 Identify the thread and the sealing arrangement together. Diameter, pitch, taper and seat geometry must agree; a fitting that starts to screw in is not proof of a compatible connection.
Read the Guide → Guide 03 Inspect the complete assembly and its route, investigate repeat failures, and set inspection frequency from the equipment instructions and actual duty. Visible damage needs action, not a cosmetic cover-up.
Read the Guide → Guide 04 Select an assembly using its permitted working pressure under the stated conditions. Burst pressure describes destructive-test performance; it is not extra operating capacity available to the machine.
Read the Guide → Guide 05 Mining duty is a combination of pressure, movement and environmental exposure. Choose the hose, route and protection together; a tough cover cannot compensate for a strained or unsuitable assembly.
Read the Guide → Guide 06 Permanent crimped or swaged hose ends are not components to recover for a new hose. Purpose-designed reusable fittings and separate adapters require their own manufacturer instructions and condition assessment.
Read the Guide → These guides support technical review and procurement. Use the current product data, equipment maintenance instructions and competent engineering assessment for the actual application.
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