PRODUCT SERIES

Hose Fittings (53)

Hose Adapters

Hose Ferrules

Hose Assembly

Hose Clamps

Quick Couplings

Brass Fittings

Ball Valves

COMPANY PROFILE

Topol Power Corp is a specialized supplier of hydraulic couplings and hose connections to the international market. We are committed to providing products with high standards and customized services. Our products are SAE and ISO compliant, as well as RoHS compliant.

We have approximately 200 high-performance CNC machines, including 60 CNC lathes, 20 drilling machines, 10 threading machines, and a variety of auxiliary equipment. Our quality team has pressure test, hardness test, salt spray test machine, projector, as well as various sizes of needle gauges and various sizes of thread gauges.

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Customers
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TESTIMONIALS

Frequently asked questions

How to measure hydraulic fittings?

As per your experience to determine the thread is tapered or parallel, then use the tools ID/OD calipers and Thread pitch gauge to check Specific threads and dimensions.

Do hydraulic fittings need O-rings?

Most all hydraulic fittings use o-ring seals or 37 degree bevels as sealing methods and should not require sealant. It still can be pipe thread, just be careful with the sealant so it doesn’t get inside the system.

Why does my hydraulic fitting keep leaking?

Missing or damaged O-ring, or over/under-torqued fittings can also cause leaks as the seal will not align properly. Over/under torquing can lead to damaged threads, which almost certainly leads to leaks.

Should you use Teflon on hydraulic fittings?

Teflon tape should not be used to seal certain hydraulic fittings, including: NPTF  which forms a secure mechanical seal by essentially crushing the entire thread form– another good reason not to disconnect and reconnect this type of fitting. Instead, replace it during maintenance.

Can you over tighten hydraulic fittings?

Over-tightening hydraulic fittings can lead to several problems. The most immediate problem is joint failure. When too much torque is applied, it puts too much stress on the joint, leading to cracks or deformation. This can compromise the integrity of the connection, leading to leaks or even complete fitting failure.

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