Steel JIC 37° Male Flare x Male NPT Rigid Adapter
Steel JIC rigid adapters connect a 37° JIC flare line to a male NPT pipe port in hydraulic and pneumatic systems. The 37° flared seat mates with a matching JIC female fitting for a reliable, leak-resistant metal-to-metal seal, while the rigid (non-swivel) male NPT end threads directly into a pipe port.
Key specifications
- Style: JIC 37° male flare × male NPT, rigid (non-swivel) adapter
- Material: steel
- Flare standard: SAE J514 / ISO 8434-2 (37° flare)
- JIC thread sizes: 5/16-24 through 2-1/2-12
- NPT pipe sizes: 1/8" through 2"
- 13 size combinations available — select from the Size menu
Typical applications
Used throughout hydraulic power units, air compressor plumbing, pneumatic lines, lubrication systems, and fluid-transfer assemblies wherever a 37° JIC flare line must transition to NPT pipe threads.
Steel JIC 37° male flare to male NPT rigid adapters built to the SAE J514 flare standard, available in sizes from 1/8" to 2" for dependable hydraulic and pneumatic connections.
NOTE: Actual product may be different from pictured!
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