Earl's Performance Swivel-seal Hose Ends 829011 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Hose End Size: -10 AN Fitting Style: Reusable swivel Adapter Size: 3/8 in. NPT Adapter Attachment: Male threads Fitting Angle: 90 degree Fitting Material: Aluminum Fitting Finish: Red/Blue anodized
Earl's uses aluminum alloys that meet or exceed minimum requirements for aerospace hose fittings in each of their Swivel-Seal hose ends. Each component is precision-machined to exact tolerances for trouble-free performance. Some features include an unmatched bend design, allowing for the maximum fluid flow capacity, and aluminum retention pins, allowing for 360 degrees of adjustment after installation. The nipple-and-cutter design that Earl's uses has been aerospace-proven for more than 40 years.  |
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