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DANFOSS / EATON 316SS -20 FJIC SWIVEL

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Description & Features

Engineered for demanding industrial environments the DANFOSS / EATON 316SS -20 FJIC Swivel ensures precise and secure connections. This component crafted by Danfoss Hydraulics (Luzhou) Co. Ltd is designed for durability and reliability.

Constructed from high-grade 316 stainless steel the swivel offers exceptional resistance to corrosion and wear making it ideal for rigorous applications across various sectors. Its FJIC swivel design facilitates flexible movement addressing dynamic requirements without compromising structural integrity.

Maintenance and downtime are simplified as this component allows for easy assembly and disassembly. It remains a preferred choice for professionals seeking dependable performance in complex systems.

Supplier Part Number: 1AV20FJ20C

MPN: 1AV20FJ20C

Specifications

Brand
Aeroquip® by Danfoss
a Dimensions
3.44 in
Compatible Hose ID
1-1/4 in
Connection Size 1
1-1/4 in
Connection Size 2
1-1/4 in
Connection Type
Female JIC Swivel, Hose
Connection Type 1
Hose
Connection Type 2
Female 37 deg JIC Swivel
Construction Style
Crimp
Cut-Off Factor
1.88 in
Dimensions
3.61 in L x 2.41 in W x 2.41 in H
End Connection Torque
127 to 133 lb-ft
End Size 1
20
Fitting Type
Hose Fitting
Hex Size
2 in
Hose Dash Size
20
Inside Diameter
1.05 in
Material
Stainless Steel
Material Construction
316 Stainless Steel
Series
1A Series
Thread Size
1-5/8-12
Thread Type
UN

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Steve F on Mar 14, 2026, 12:55 PM
what makes this a 316 stainless versus just regular stainless, and does that actually matter for hydraulic fittings?
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 16, 2026, 6:40 AM
316 stainless has a higher molybdenum content compared to the more common 304 grade, and that difference is meaningful in wet or chemically aggressive environments. For hydraulic fittings that see exposure to moisture, saltwater, or corrosive fluids, 316 holds up considerably better over time. Regular stainless can still pit and rust under those conditions. If your application stays dry and clean, the difference matters less. But anywhere there's real corrosion risk, 316 is worth it.

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