Hydraulic fitting production combines metal forming, precision machining, surface finishing, and inspection. Each stage focuses on different product features, from the fitting body and internal passage to threads, sealing surfaces, and protective coatings.
Explore the equipment used throughout these processes and the role each plays in producing and evaluating finished fittings. The manufacturing route and inspection methods vary with the material, connection design, and product requirements.
An automatic sawing machine cuts bar stock or tubing into blanks for subsequent processing.
Tube bending equipment forms bends in fittings made from tubular blanks.
CNC turning centers machine rotational features such as outside diameters, bores, threads, grooves, and sealing cones.
Optical equipment inspects visible profiles without contacting the measured edge.
A contour instrument traces an accessible profile to evaluate features such as angles, radii, steps, and grooves.
A surface roughness tester measures small-scale surface texture using a specified evaluation method.
Hardness testers evaluate resistance to indentation using an appropriate method
A salt spray chamber exposes coated samples to a controlled corrosive environment.
Burst testing increases pressure until failure or a specified test endpoint.
Watch machining and inspection activities in the workshop. The video follows selected operations, showing the workpiece, equipment setup, and product features being processed or measured.
On-screen labels identify each operation so you can connect the equipment with the finished fitting.
For OEM production, distributor replenishment, or recurring orders, share your fitting drawing, part numbers, or product list with Topa.
Include the material, finish, quantities by item, and any dimensions or inspection requirements that need particular attention. These details provide a starting point for reviewing the product and its manufacturing requirements.
Share a drawing, part number, or product photo to discuss fitting geometry, connection types, and mating components.
Highlight threads, sealing surfaces, grooves, or other features that require particular attention, including the relevant tolerances.
Specify the material grade and surface treatment, or discuss options based on your operating environment and product requirements.
Inspection and Documentation
Let us know which measurements, test conditions, or records your project requires so the applicable scope can be reviewed.
For repeat orders, include the drawing revision and quantities by item to keep the discussion tied to the correct specifications.
