Stainless steel fittings are widely used in mechanical equipment, primarily in the following areas:

Fluid transfer connections: Mechanical equipment often needs to transfer fluids such as hydraulic oil, coolant, and compressed air. With their excellent sealing and corrosion resistance, stainless steel fittings reliably connect pipes and hoses within the equipment, ensuring leak-free fluid transfer and maintaining the proper functioning of the equipment's hydraulic and cooling systems.

Component assembly and adaptation: In the assembly of mechanical equipment, stainless steel fittings serve as intermediate components, adapting to various pipe and component specifications and meeting the connection requirements of complex equipment structures, ensuring an integrated, integrated whole and stable operation.

Adaptability to harsh operating conditions: Many mechanical equipment operates in harsh environments, potentially exposed to oil, moisture, and dust. Stainless steel fittings, with their high strength and corrosion resistance, can withstand long-term use in such environments, reducing equipment failures caused by joint damage, extending the life of the equipment, and lowering maintenance costs.