What is the pressure rating of the AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) for L and S series?

The pressure rating for the AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) depends on the series: - L series (light): rated for medium working pressures as defined by DIN 2353 for light series fittings . typically lower than S series and suitable for systems with reduced pressure requirements. - S series (heavy): rated for higher working pressures according to DIN 2353 heavy series specifications . suitable for standard hydraulic system pressures. Exact numeric pressure ratings vary by size (dash/nominal diameter) and must be taken from the DIN 2353 pressure tables or the manufacturerâs datasheet for each size and series. For safe selection and use, consult the DIN 2353 standard or the supplierâs technical documentation to obtain the specific maximum allowable working pressure for the required nominal size in L or S series.

Can AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) be used with stainless steel tubes or only carbon steel?

AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) can be mechanically fitted to stainless steel tubes only if galvanic corrosion and material compatibility are addressed. The fitting itself is carbon steel and will promote galvanic corrosion and differential corrosion at the joint when in contact with stainless steel in corrosive environments. Recommended practices: use insulating measures (non-conductive gaskets, sleeves, or coatings), ensure compatible welding procedures (stainless tube prepping, appropriate filler metal if welding), and consider corrosion protection (painting, inhibitors). For pressurized or corrosive-service systems, prefer matching-material fittings (stainless steel DIN 2353) to avoid long-term corrosion and integrity issues.

Are AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) L and S series compatible with hydraulic fluids and temperatures?

AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) L and S series can be compatible with hydraulic fluids and temperatures, but suitability depends on fluid type, operating temperature range and system pressure. Key considerations: - Material: Oiled carbon steel offers good mechanical strength and is commonly used in hydraulic fittings. It is generally compatible with mineral oils and many petroleum-based hydraulic fluids. - Sealing: 24Â° DIN 2353 fittings rely on metal-to-metal 24Â° cone sealing surfaces (and appropriate O-rings or seals where specified). Compatibility with specific fluids depends also on the seal material used in the system (e.g., nitrile, Viton, etc.). If only metal cone sealing is used, fluid compatibility is mainly determined by carbon steel corrosion resistance with that fluid. - Temperature: Carbon steel retains strength over a wide temperature range but corrodes more rapidly at elevated temperatures and in presence of aggressive fluids. Typical hydraulic mineral oils operate roughly between â20 Â°C and +80 Â°C; carbon steel fittings will perform in that range. For prolonged use above ~100 Â°C or below â40 Â°C, verify material properties and seals. - Series (L vs S): L (light) and S (heavy) indicate wall thickness and pressure rating. S series (heavy) is suitable for higher pressures and harsher conditions; choose series based on system pressure and safety margins. - Corrosion and additives: Water-glycol fluids, phosphate esters, aggressive additives or frequent condensation can accelerate corrosion of carbon steel; in such cases stainless steel or appropriate coatings may be preferable. - Standards and verification: Ensure installation per DIN 2353 recommendations, correct welding procedure for AS weld-on fittings, and verify pressure/temperature ratings from supplier datasheets for the chosen series and sizes. Conclusion: AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel (24Â° DIN 2353) L and S series are generally compatible with common mineral-oil hydraulic fluids and typical hydraulic temperature ranges when correctly selected and installed. For aggressive fluids, extreme temperatures, or corrosive environments, confirm compatibility with the fluid and seals or consider alternative materials.

AS weld-on fitting, oiled carbon steel

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Material	CS – steel (cast iron)

DIN 2353 fitting for welding, type AS: 24° DIN 2353 socket with external metric thread and welding connection. Available as: L (light series), S (heavy series). Material: oiled carbon steel.

List of product variants

Article number	Product variant name	DN	BAR	Availability	Actions
HD-AS-06L	DIN 2353 AS 6L fitting	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-06S	DIN 2353 AS 6S fitting	-	630	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-08L	DIN 2353 AS 8L fitting	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-08S	DIN 2353 AS 8S fitting	-	630	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-10L	DIN 2353 connector AS 10L	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-10S	DIN 2353 fitting AS 10S	-	630	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-12L	DIN 2353 fitting AS 12L	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-12S	DIN 2353 AS 12S fitting	-	630	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-14S	DIN 2353 fitting AS 14S	-	630	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-15L	DIN 2353 fitting AS 15L	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-16S	DIN 2353 AS 16S fitting	-	400	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-18L	DIN 2353 AS 18L fitting	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-20S	DIN 2353 fitting AS 20S	-	400	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-22L	DIN 2353 AS 22L fitting	-	160	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-25S	DIN 2353 fitting AS 25S	-	400	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-28L	DIN 2353 AS 28L fitting	-	160	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-30S	DIN 2353 AS 30S fitting	-	400	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-35L	DIN 2353 connector AS 35L	-	160	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-38S	DIN 2353 AS 38S fitting	-	315	In stock	Enquiry
HD-AS-42L	DIN 2353 AS 42L fitting	-	160	In stock	Enquiry

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DIN 2353 fitting for welding, type AS: 24° DIN 2353 socket with external metric thread and welding connection. Available as: L (light series), S (heavy series). Material: oiled carbon steel.