Brennan C2403-06-06 Steel Flareless Bite Tube Fitting, Union, 3/8" Tube OD

Brennan C2403-06-06 Steel Flareless Bite Tube Fitting, Union, 3/8" Tube OD Reviews



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Brennan C2403-06-06 Steel Flareless Bite Tube Fitting, Union, 3/8" Tube OD Feature

  • Eliminates the need to flare your tubing or pipe by gripping to the exterior of the tube or pipe when you tighten the nut
  • Hex nut size: 5/8"
  • 1.24" overall length
  • Meets SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) standard J514
Brennan Industries, Inc.’s steel and stainless steel bite type fittings meet all design and performance requirements for hydraulic flareless tube fittings in Standard J514 published by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). The assembly of Brennan Steel and Stainless Steel Bite-Type Fittings involves four steps: 1) cutting, deburring and cleaning; 2) presetting the ferrule to the tubing; 3) ferrule bite inspection; and 4) installation.

Cutting, Deburring & Cleaning -- 1. Square-cut the seamless or welded-and-drawn tubing using a hacksaw with a fine-tooth blade, or a circular-toothed cut-off saw. Use only tubing that is fully annealed for bending and flaring. 2. Remove all burrs and sharp edges on the tube by lightly deburring the I.D. and O.D. Emery paper may be used to perform this task. 3. Wipe the tube end completely with a clean cloth. Be sure to remove all metal chips from the tube end.

Presetting Ferrule to the Tubing -- This procedure must be followed to ensure the proper location of the ferrule to the tubing. 1. Lubricate the fitting body thread and the thread of the nut. 2. Slip the nut and ferrule over the deburred end of the tube. The long, straight end of the ferrule must point toward the deburred tube end. 3. Lubricate the ferrule. 4. Position the deburred tube end squarely on the shoulder of the fitting body. 5. Manually screw the nut onto the fitting body until it is finger-tight. 6. Put a reference mark on the nut and the tube. 7. Hold the tube firmly on the fitting body and tighten the nut an additional 13⁄4 turns. Proper assembly of bite-type fittings is dependent upon the ferrule traveling a prescribed distance into the fitting throat. This allows it to “bite” into the tube, creating a strong grip and seal. 8. The use of a Ferulset tool is recommended for sizes -08 through -32".

Ferrule Bite Inspection -- The following inspection procedures must be completed prior to final assembly. 1. Disassemble the fitting. 2. The tube surface must have a raised ridge of metal that is at least 50% of the thickness of the leading edge of the ferrule. 3. There must be a slight bow to the pilot section of the ferrule. 4. The tail of the ferrule should be snug against the tube. 5. A slight indentation around the deburred end of the tube indicates that the tube was bottomed in the fitting. If this indentation is not visible, the ferrule may not be properly seated. 6. Do not rotate the ferrule.

Installation 1. Finger-tighten the nut. 2. Wrench-tighten the nut another 1⁄3 to 1⁄2 turn.


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