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AEROQUIP CRIMP FITTINGS

Description & Features

Constructed from carbon steel with Dura-Kote plating, this fitting delivers reliable corrosion resistance in demanding hydraulic environments. The Aeroquip FC7216 Series Crimp Fittings feature a SAE 45° swivel end configuration with a female connection, designed for use with -12 dash size hose assemblies and compatible with a 1-inch hex on the line/hose/tube end.

Engineered as part of a system-level approach to hose assembly longevity, these fittings are built to reduce downtime and extend service life. The crimp fitting assembly format ensures a secure, consistent connection suited to industrial hydraulic systems where joint integrity is critical. Fluid compatibility details are available via Eaton's published documentation for this product series.

SKU: FC7216-1212S

Supplier Part Number (MPN): FC7216-1212S

Specifications

Brand Aeroquip® by Danfoss	Compatible Hose ID 3/4 in	Connection Size 1 3/4 in	Connection Size 2 3/4 in	Connection Type Female SAE Flared Swivel, Hose	Connection Type 1 Hose	Connection Type 2 Female SAE 45 deg Swivel	Construction Style Crimp	Cut-Off Factor 1.41 in	Dimensions 2.29 in L	End Gender 1 Female	End Size 1 12	Finish Dura-Kote™	Fitting Type Hose Fitting	For Use With 2807, FC465 and S-TW Series PTFE Hoses	Hex Size 1-1/4 x 1 in	Hose Dash Size 12	Inside Diameter 0.56 in	Material Steel	Material Construction Carbon Steel	Series FC7216 Series	Thread Sealant Without Thread Sealant	Thread Size 1-1/16-14

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Lance S on Apr 28, 2025, 11:25 AM

Can I use this fitting with just any hose?

Answer by: Customer Support on Apr 30, 2025, 6:56 AM

This Aeroquip crimp fitting is specifically designed for use with -12 dash size hose assemblies, ensuring a secure and reliable connection.

Question by: Dwayne J on Jun 26, 2025, 7:11 AM

What's the base material on these fittings, and how do they hold up against rust in wet or dirty conditions?

Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 28, 2025, 6:24 AM

Carbon steel with Dura-Kote plating is what you're working with here. That plating is specifically what gives these fittings their corrosion resistance, so they're built to handle the kind of dirty, moisture-heavy environments you'd run into on heavy equipment or industrial hydraulic setups. They're not bare steel, so you're getting a meaningful layer of protection without stepping up to stainless.