37° Flare (JIC) Male Connector Fitting

Achieve a proven, metal-to-metal seal in your high-pressure fluid systems. The Stark 37° Flare (JIC) Male Connector is engineered in compliance with SAE J514 and ISO 8434-2 standards, providing a globally recognized solution for connecting a flared tube to a female threaded port. Its simple yet robust design creates a highly reliable seal on the 37° flared tube surface, making it the industry standard for high-vibration and high-pressure applications in mobile hydraulics, industrial machinery, and heavy equipment.

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✓ SAE J514 / ISO 8434-2 Compliant| ✓ Proven Metal-to-Metal Seal| ✓ Extreme Vibration Resistance

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Find your required fitting by selecting the tube O.D. and thread type/size.

1. Select Your System:○ Imperial (Fractional) ○ Metric

2. Select Your Thread Type:○ NPT ○ BSPP ○ SAE/UNF…

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1/4" Tube x 1/4" NPT	3/8" Tube x 3/8" NPT	1/2" Tube x 1/2" NPT	3/4" Tube x 3/4" NPT
SS-JMC-AN4-MN4	SS-JMC-AN6-MN6	SS-JMC-AN8-MN8	SS-JMC-AN12-MN12
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Part Number Format: [Material]-JIC-[Tube Size][Male Thread Size] (e.g., INC625-JMC-AN4-MN4)

(JMC = JIC Male Connector)

🛠 The Engineering Advantage

Reliable Metal-to-Metal Seal: The 37° flared tube end forms a perfect seal against the 37° cone inside the fitting. This simple, line-contact metal seal is highly effective, easy to inspect, and less susceptible to failure from chemical attack or extreme temperatures compared to elastomeric seals.

Superior Vibration Resistance: The design of a JIC connection provides excellent resistance to loosening under heavy vibration, making it the go-to choice for demanding applications like construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and industrial power units.

Global Standard Compliance (SAE J514): Our fittings are manufactured to the strict dimensional tolerances of SAE J514 / ISO 8434-2. This guarantees full interchangeabilitywith other compliant JIC fittings from major brands like Parker® and Swagelok®, simplifying your MRO and global sourcing.

Forged Body for High-Pressure Integrity: Machined from one-piece forged 316/316L stainless steel, our connectors offer superior strength and fatigue resistance to handle the high pressures and pressure spikes inherent in hydraulic systems.

📈 Technical Specifications

Feature	Stark Standard Specification
Standard	SAE J514 / ISO 8434-2
Body Material	Forged 316/316L Stainless Steel
Thread Types	NPT (ASME B1.20.1), BSPP (ISO 228/1), SAE/UNF, etc.
Pressure Rating	Up to 5000 PSI (345 bar) or higher, per SAE J514
Sealing Method	37° Metal-to-Metal Cone Seal
Compliance	MTR to EN 10204 3.1 & PMI Verified

🎯 Why Choose JIC? A Technology Comparison

Feature	Tapered Pipe Threads (NPT)	Compression Fittings (Ferrule)	37° Flare (JIC)
Sealing Method	Thread Sealant	Ferrule Bite	Metal-to-Metal Flare
Vibration Resistance	Fair	Good	Excellent
Reusability	Poor	Excellent	Good
Special Tools	Wrench, Sealant	Wrench	Wrench, Flaring Tool

📌 Targeted Application Support

Mobile Hydraulics: The industry standard for connecting hydraulic lines on construction, agricultural, and forestry equipment.

Industrial Power Units: Provides robust connections for pumps, valves, and cylinders in factory hydraulic systems.

Fuel & Fluid Transfer: A reliable choice for fuel lines, lubrication systems, and other industrial fluid transfer applications.

Military & Aerospace: Widely used in ground support equipment and other demanding applications (as per AN standard).

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What does "JIC" stand for?

JIC stands for "Joint Industry Council," which originally created the standard. It is now formally known as the SAE J514 standard. The term "JIC" is still widely used in the industry to refer to any 37° flare fitting.

Q2: Do I need to use thread sealant or PTFE tape on JIC threads?

No. This is a critical point. The seal in a JIC connection happens on the 37° flared surfaces, not on the threads. The threads are only there to provide the mechanical force to press the two flared surfaces together. Using sealant on the threads can actually introduce contaminants into the system.

Q3: What is the difference between a JIC (37°) and an SAE (45°) flare fitting?

They are not interchangeable. JIC fittings have a 37° flare angle and are used for high-pressure hydraulic systems. SAE 45° flare fittings are typically used for lower pressure applications like automotive fuel and brake lines. Mixing them will result in a dangerous leak.

Q4: Are your JIC fittings interchangeable with Parker Triple-Lok® or Swagelok AN®?

Yes.Our 37° Flare fittings are manufactured in strict accordance with the SAE J514 standard, making them fully dimensionally and functionally interchangeable with other compliant fittings, including Parker's Triple-Lok® series and Swagelok's AN® fittings.

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