2 Inch JIC Male Straight Crimp Fitting for Heavy-Duty Hydraulic Applications

Description

When you’re dealing with big hydraulics—loaders, combines, or other heavy equipment—you need fittings that can handle serious pressure and flow. This 2-inch JIC male straight fitting is built for those demanding applications where smaller fittings just won’t cut it. Whether you’re repairing a blown hose on a combine during harvest or building new hydraulic lines for a loader, this heavy-duty fitting gives you the reliability you need to keep working.

What You’re Getting

• Rigid straight design provides maximum flow capacity with minimal pressure drop
• Male JIC threads (2-1/2 inch x 12 thread pitch) connect securely to female JIC fittings
• Heavy-duty construction handles the high pressures common in agricultural equipment
• Crimp-on design creates permanent, leak-free connections when properly installed
• 2-inch hose size accommodates high-flow hydraulic systems on large equipment

Built for Big Equipment

This fitting is designed for large tractors, combines, and other heavy agricultural equipment that use 2-inch hydraulic hoses. You’ll find these size fittings on main hydraulic supply lines, high-flow implements like large mowers or tillage equipment, and loader circuits that need to move hydraulic fluid quickly. The straight design keeps flow restrictions to a minimum, which is critical when you’re pushing high volumes of hydraulic fluid.

Made to Last

This fitting uses precision-machined components that maintain tight tolerances and quality materials to handle agricultural hydraulic pressures without leaking. The JIC connection standard ensures compatibility across different equipment brands, and the crimp-on attachment method creates a permanent seal that won’t come loose under pressure or vibration.

Installation Notes

You’ll need a hydraulic hose crimper with the right dies for 2-inch hose to install this fitting properly. Use thread sealant appropriate for hydraulic systems on the threads—avoid tape that can contaminate your system, and ensure proper thread engagement without over-tightening which can crack fittings. Clean both the hose and fitting thoroughly before assembly to prevent contamination from getting into your hydraulic system.