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Danfoss / Eaton Aeroquip 4-Wire Spiral TTC Fitting

Description & Features

Designed to meet SAE J1176 standards the Danfoss / Eaton Aeroquip 4-Wire Spiral TTC Fitting offers reliable performance and a long service life. This fitting features Dura-Kote plating providing superior resistance to corrosion thereby ensuring durability in demanding environments.

Engineered for maximum uptime its innovative design contributes significantly to the efficiency and longevity of hose assemblies. Constructed from high-quality carbon steel this fitting provides robust and dependable functionality.

Suitable for various industrial applications this fitting is non-adjustable and comes with a flanged end type. The Eaton Aeroquip 4-Wire Spiral TTC Fitting is an optimal solution for maintaining system integrity and achieving consistent performance.

Certifications: SAE J1176

Supplier Part Number: 4S16FLA16

Specifications

Brand Aeroquip® by Danfoss	a Dimensions 5.16 in	Compatible Hose ID 1 in	Connection Size 1 1 in	Connection Size 2 1 in	Connection Type Flanged, Hose	Connection Type 1 Hose	Connection Type 2 SAE Code 61 Flange	Construction Style Crimp	Cut-Off Factor 3.59 in	Dimension Standards SAE J1176	Dimensions 6.07 in L x 2.084 in W x 3.17 in H	Drop Dimensions 1.26 in	End Size 1 16	Finish Zinc-Plated	Fitting Type 45 deg Elbow	For Use With H430, H430R, H525H, H471, H810L, H600, H464 and H850 Series Hoses	Hose Dash Size 16	Inside Diameter 0.76 in	Material Steel	Material Construction Carbon Steel	nmfc 50	Segment Code A	Series 4S Series	Thread Sealant Without Thread Sealant

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Ray P on Mar 1, 2026, 2:15 PM

fitting says it's non-adjustable, does that mean once it's on the hose it ain't coming back off, or just that you can't reposition the flange angle?

Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 2, 2026, 6:42 PM

Non-adjustable on this type of fitting means the flange orientation is fixed and cannot be rotated or repositioned after the assembly is made. Once it's crimped onto the hose, that flange sits where it sits. So before you build the assembly, make sure your port alignment is already figured out. It's not about whether the fitting is permanent to the hose itself, just that you won't have any swivel or clocking flexibility after the fact.