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Aeroquip Reusable FTGS - Code

Description & Features

Constructed from stainless steel, this -6 dash size nipple assembly is built for reliability in marine and military hydraulic applications where corrosion resistance and mechanical durability are critical. The female end features 9/16-18 UNF threading, while the male end uses 5/8-18 UNEF threading, making it suitable for connecting hose assemblies where mixed thread configurations are required.

The Aeroquip Reusable FTGS - Code fitting belongs to the 473A Series and is designed as a reusable hose fitting, allowing disassembly and reassembly without replacing the fitting body. Stainless steel construction supports performance under harsh environmental and operating conditions. The 0.69-inch hex size on the male end accommodates standard wrenching during installation and service.

SKU: 473A-6C

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 473A-6C

Specifications

a Dimensions 1.63 in	Compatible Hose ID 0.38 in	Connection Size 1 3/8 in	Connection Size 2 3/8 in	Connection Type Female JIC Swivel, Hose	Connection Type 1 Hose	Connection Type 2 Female SAE 37 deg JIC Swivel	Construction Style Reusable	Cut-Off Factor 0.72 in	Dimension Standards SAE J514	Dimensions 1.63 in L x 0.69 in W x 0.76 in H	End Gender 1 Female	End Gender 2 Male	End Size 1 9/16 in	End Size 2 5/8 in	Finish Passivated	Fitting Type Hose Fitting	For Use With Model 2807 0.38 in ID Hoses	Hex Size 11/16 in	Hose Dash Size 06	Inside Diameter 0.28 in	Material Stainless Steel	Material Construction 316 Stainless Steel	Series 473A Series	Thread Sealant Without Thread Sealant	Thread Size 9/16-18	Thread Type UNF

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Shane H on Jan 3, 2026, 9:15 PM

Will this fitting hold up if I'm running hydraulic fluid in a saltwater environment on my boat?

Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 5, 2026, 6:45 AM

Stainless steel construction makes this Aeroquip fitting highly resistant to corrosion, making it well-suited for marine applications where saltwater exposure is a concern.