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On Thu, 30 Sep 2004 20:55:48 -0400, Evan Carew
wrote: Dave, Yeah, I've been to those exact pages, & will note for the record that none of those pages mention an o-ring for sale, however, the pictures do indicate that the parts come with said o-ring. If not, like I said, I would like to know the particulars for when I go a calling the very well informed A&S sales people (tongue firmly in cheek here). OK, a hydraulic guy here ... don't know if oyu are after rubber type or size. These are what are normally called "SAE" fittings and use (usually) a 90 durometer nitirle material. It looks like they are SAE #6 (thread is 3/8-24), but just for grins, size thrd ID section -4 7/16-20 .351 .072 -5 1/2-20 .414 .072 -6 9/16-20 .468 .078 -8 3/4-16 .644 .087 These do not appear to be in the AS568A dash number series but are available at any fluid power fitting source. George |
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