When using Hydraulic Joints in a high-pressure environment, safety and performance assurance are crucial. First of all, be sure to choose a hydraulic joint with a pressure rating higher than the system pressure. Forged joints are stronger and can withstand greater pressure to avoid joint rupture and leakage due to excessive pressure.
During installation, use appropriate tools to tighten according to the specified torque to ensure a tight connection to prevent leakage or even falling off due to looseness. At the same time, regularly check whether the joint surface is cracked or worn, and whether the seal is aging and deformed. Once a problem is found, replace it in time to avoid malfunctions under high pressure.
In addition, do not stand in the direction directly opposite the Hydraulic Joint during operation to prevent the joint from suddenly bursting and injuring people. Also avoid severe impact or excessive bending of hydraulic joints, because even small damage under high pressure may be magnified, affecting the service life and safety of the joint.
