OFS Hydraulic Tube Reducer Fitting for 5/8 Inch Steel Tubing Systems

Description

When you’re putting together hydraulic systems or repairing equipment, you need fittings that connect different tube sizes without leaks or pressure drops. This OFS hydraulic tube reducer does exactly that—stepping from a 1 inch female connection down to a 13/16 inch male connection while handling your 5/8 inch steel tubing. Whether you’re building a custom hydraulic setup or replacing a damaged fitting on existing equipment, this reducer keeps the fluid flowing where it needs to go.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty steel construction built to handle 6000 PSI operating pressure without breaking a sweat
• Straight-through design maintains smooth flow and reduces pressure drop across the connection
• OFS thread compatibility on both ends matches standard hydraulic fittings used throughout the industry
• 1-1/8 inch hex nut gives you plenty of grip for proper installation with standard wrenches
• Precision threading ensures leak-free connections that stay tight under pressure

Built for Real Farm Work

Modern farm equipment hydraulic systems operate at pressures exceeding 3,000 PSI, and this reducer is rated for 6000 PSI—well above what most tractors and implements demand. It’s designed for the hydraulic systems on everything from small utility tractors to large row-crop machines, whether you’re running loaders, implements, or auxiliary hydraulic attachments that need reliable connections.

Made to Last

Steel construction means this fitting can handle the vibration, temperature changes, and constant pressure cycling that come with farm equipment. Quality steel construction stands up to the high torque needed for hydraulic fittings, and the precision machining ensures threads engage properly without cross-threading or galling during installation.

Installation Notes

Thread this reducer in hand-tight first, then use wrenches on the hex nut for final tightening—don’t overtighten as this can damage the threads or distort the fitting. Clean all hydraulic fittings thoroughly before installation to prevent contamination of your hydraulic system. A thin coat of hydraulic fluid on the threads helps prevent galling and makes future removal easier if needed.