Description
Parker No-Skive 82 Series “Push-Lok®” Fittings are push-on, barb-style field-attachable hydraulic fittings that allow users to quickly and easily make hose assemblies right on the job site without special tools. When coupled with Parker’s No-Skive hoses, 82 series fittings deliver convenience and shorter assembly times, as no clamp is required. Reusable 82 Series fittings feature a one-piece construction for reduced complexity and less chance of leakage. Compatible with the Push-Lok family of multipurpose hoses, 82 series fittings can be used with high temperature, dry air, hot water, fire-resistant, and higher pressure hoses. Offered in a wide range of end configurations and in sizes ranging from ¼” to 1”, 82 Series fittings are available in brass or steel with zinc dichromate plating. Applications include pneumatics, petroleum-base fluids, antifreeze, diesel, and phosphate ester.
Technical Specifications
Port Size: 1/8 to 1-3/8 inch
Materials of Construction: Steel, Brass, Stainless Steel
Shape: Straight, Elbow 45°, Elbow 90°
Application: Pneumatics
Connection Type: See Part Technical Specs.
Hose Inside Diameter: 6.35 to 25.40 mm, -4 to -16 (Size), 1/4 to 1 inch
Maximum Operating Temperature: Refer to Part for Detailed Specification.
Maximum Operating Pressure: Refer to Part for Detailed Specification.
Minimum Operating Temperature: Refer to Part for Detailed Specification.
Connection Size: View Part Details.
Product Style: Multiple Styles Available
Safety Warning
Markets:
• Construction
• Utility Equipment
• Machine Tool
• Ground Support Equipment
• Industrial
• Automotive
Features/Benefits:
• Can be assembled in field with wrenches
• Imperial HEX
• Wide range of end configurations
• One piece reduces complexity and leakage path
• No-Skive technology offers easy, efficient, and safe production processes
Applications:
• Petroleum base hydraulic fluids and lubricating oils
• Pneumatic
• Antifreeze solutions
• Diesel fuels
• Phosphate ester
• Dry air and water
Compatible Hoses:
• 801
• 804
• 821
• 821FR
• 836








