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Brass Short Shank Type Fitting, 0.25 Inch Hose ID to 7/16-20 SAE 45 deg Flare, Straight

Description & Features

Machined from free cutting brass rod CDA 360 alloy, this fitting delivers reliable performance in low pressure fluid transfer, suction, and discharge applications. The Brass Short Shank Type Fitting, 0.25 Inch Hose ID to 7/16-20 SAE 45 Deg Flare, Straight connects a 1/4 inch hose ID to a 7/16-20 SAE 45-degree flare thread with a female swivel configuration. Dixon Valve & Co. catalogs this fitting under model C1FS72 as part of their Short Shank Brass Industrial Hose Fittings line.

Working pressure will vary depending on hose size and construction, the type and number of clamps used, clamp placement, proper installation, temperature, and the product being conveyed. These variables should be evaluated carefully when selecting this fitting for a specific application.

SKU: 143-0407

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 1430407K

Alternate Part Numbers: C1FS72, MI-00361881, MINO-00056F96286

Specifications

C 1.25	E 0.97	Brand Dixon Valve & Co	Brand Dixon Valve & Co	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Finish No	Hose I.D. 0.25	Supplier Part Number 1430407K	Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1FS72, Alternate Part Number MI-00361881, Alternate Part Number MINO-00056F96286	Product Weight 0.04 lbs

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Model Number	Finish	Hose I.D.	Thread 1	C	E
143-0407 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.25	7/16-20	1.25	0.97
143-0408 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.25	1/2-20	1.31	0.97
143-0508 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.313	1/2-20	1.31	0.97
143-0612 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.375	3/4-16	1.34	0.97
143-0812 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.5	3/4-16	1.34	0.97
143-0814 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.5	7/8-14	1.34	0.97
144-0410 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.25	5/8-18	1.27	0.97
144-0510 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.313	5/8-18	1.27	0.97
144-0610 Brass Shank SAE 45 deg Fitting	No	0.375	5/8-18	1.27	0.97

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Hank G on Dec 15, 2025, 2:00 PM

fitting's made of brass right? trying to figure out if it'll hold up running hydraulic fluid through it for suction and discharge on a low pressure setup

Answer by: Customer Support on Dec 16, 2025, 9:34 PM

Brass is exactly what you've got here. Machined from free cutting brass rod, CDA 360 alloy specifically, so it's a solid material choice for low pressure fluid transfer including suction and discharge lines. Just keep in mind the working pressure you can expect out of it will depend on the hose itself, the clamps you're using, how many clamps are on there, placement, and what fluid you're running through it. The fitting doesn't carry a fixed pressure rating independent of those factors.