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Is Gyrolok compatible with Swagelok?
As many customers have already discovered, interchangeability is the safe way to combine Gyrolok® and Swagelok® components. Interchangeability allows the current Swagelok® fitting user to enjoy the unique benefits of HOKE Gyrolok® fittings. HOKE Gyrolok® interchangeability is not just limited to Swagelok®.
What is Gyrolok?
HOKE Gyrolok Compression Fittings or tube fittings have been carefully designed and manufactured to provide outstanding leak-tight integrity in a wide range of applications. The fittings provide safe, reliable performance from cryogenic temperatures to high temperature bake out levels, depending on material.
What is a yor-Lok fitting?
Instrumentation Tube Fittings. These compression fittings are made to handle higher pressures and are sometimes known as Yor-Lok fittings. The standard body and nut are accompanied by two ferrules or sleeves (front and back) to make an air tight seal.
Is Yor-Lok compatible with Swagelok?
Yor-Lok Fittings for Stainless Steel Tubing They are compatible with Swagelok®, Let-Lok, and Parker A-Lok fittings.
How does a Flareless fitting work?
How it Works. The SAE Flareless (aka. “bite type”) tube fitting is a three-piece system (nut, ferrule, and body) that works by forcing the ferrule cutting edge into the tubing wall to create a seal. The resulting spring-action joint offers a leak proof seal and resistance to vibration.
Where are Hoke fittings made?
In the late 60s HOKE is purchased by the Jones family and relocated to Cresskill, NJ. HOKE begins its nuclear valve program by acquiring Cornwall Manufacturing of PA.
Can you use compression fittings on stainless steel pipe?
It is important to bear in mind that brass compression fittings are better suited to use with copper tubing, and that stainless steel fittings are used for stainless steel tubing. If you do try to use a brass fitting with stainless steel tubing, you will struggle to obtain a proper seal.
What is the difference between flare and Flareless fittings?
The type of fitting you use depends largely on how tight your seal must be. When any level of leakage is an issue (gas and high-pressure lines, for example), use flare fittings. When slight levels of leakage won’t cause too much of a problem (water and compressed air lines, for example), use flareless fittings.
What does Flareless mean?
Definition of flareless : free from flare: such as. a of an explosive : exploding without flame. b of a garment : having straight lines without flared fullness.