Identification sheet

Metric DIN 2353 / ISO 8434-1, light and heavy series

Both series of the 24 degree cone connection, with the tube each thread serves. Seven threads carry one tube size in the light series and a different one in the heavy series, and those rows are the ones that go wrong.

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Metric DIN 2353 / ISO 8434-1, light and heavy series

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Metric DIN 2353 / ISO 8434-1, light and heavy series. Both series of the 24 degree cone connection, with the tube each thread serves. Seven threads carry one tube size in the light series and a different one in the heavy series, and those rows are the ones that go wrong.
SizeThreadTPI / pitchBasic major ØMeasured across crestsTube ODWorking pressure
Metric 24 degree cone, DIN 2353 / ISO 8434-1, light (L) and heavy (S) series
6L (M12 x 1.5)M12 x 1.51.5 mm pitch12 mm / 0.472 inNot published6 mm250 to 315 bar (3,626 to 4,569 psi)
8L (M14 x 1.5)M14 x 1.51.5 mm pitch14 mm / 0.551 inNot published8 mm250 to 315 bar (3,626 to 4,569 psi)
10L (M16 x 1.5)M16 x 1.51.5 mm pitch16 mm / 0.63 inNot published10 mm250 to 315 bar (3,626 to 4,569 psi)
12L (M18 x 1.5)M18 x 1.51.5 mm pitch18 mm / 0.709 inNot published12 mm250 to 315 bar (3,626 to 4,569 psi)
15L (M22 x 1.5)M22 x 1.51.5 mm pitch22 mm / 0.866 inNot published15 mm250 to 315 bar (3,626 to 4,569 psi)
18L (M26 x 1.5)M26 x 1.51.5 mm pitch26 mm / 1.024 inNot published18 mm160 to 315 bar (2,321 to 4,569 psi)
22L (M30 x 2.0)M30 x 2.02 mm pitch30 mm / 1.181 inNot published22 mm160 bar (2,321 psi)
28L (M36 x 2.0)M36 x 2.02 mm pitch36 mm / 1.417 inNot published28 mm100 to 160 bar (1,450 to 2,321 psi)
35L (M45 x 2.0)M45 x 2.02 mm pitch45 mm / 1.772 inNot published35 mm100 to 160 bar (1,450 to 2,321 psi)
42L (M52 x 2.0)M52 x 2.02 mm pitch52 mm / 2.047 inNot published42 mm100 to 160 bar (1,450 to 2,321 psi)
6S (M14 x 1.5)M14 x 1.51.5 mm pitch14 mm / 0.551 inNot published6 mm630 bar (9,137 psi)
8S (M16 x 1.5)M16 x 1.51.5 mm pitch16 mm / 0.63 inNot published8 mm630 bar (9,137 psi)
10S (M18 x 1.5)M18 x 1.51.5 mm pitch18 mm / 0.709 inNot published10 mm630 bar (9,137 psi)
12S (M20 x 1.5)M20 x 1.51.5 mm pitch20 mm / 0.787 inNot published12 mm630 bar (9,137 psi)
14S (M22 x 1.5)M22 x 1.51.5 mm pitch22 mm / 0.866 inNot published14 mm630 bar (9,137 psi)
16S (M24 x 1.5)M24 x 1.51.5 mm pitch24 mm / 0.945 inNot published16 mm400 bar (5,802 psi)
20S (M30 x 2.0)M30 x 2.02 mm pitch30 mm / 1.181 inNot published20 mm400 bar (5,802 psi)
25S (M36 x 2.0)M36 x 2.02 mm pitch36 mm / 1.417 inNot published25 mm400 bar (5,802 psi)
30S (M42 x 2.0)M42 x 2.02 mm pitch42 mm / 1.654 inNot published30 mm250 to 400 bar (3,626 to 5,802 psi)
38S (M52 x 2.0)M52 x 2.02 mm pitch52 mm / 2.047 inNot published38 mm250 to 315 bar (3,626 to 4,569 psi)

Sources: Hydraulic coupling identification chart E2/50101 (Gates); Fluid Ports and Connectors Identification Guide (McGill Hose & Coupling); How to identify 24 degree tube fittings, component compatibility chart (Adaptall); Thread identification: BSP, JIC, ORFS and metric tables (Apex Fluid Power); High pressure pipe connectors: DIN 2353 working pressure table (Tubes International).

Reference aid for identification and ordering, not a substitute for the manufacturer specification. Pressure ratings apply only under the conditions printed beside them. Verify against the maker's catalogue before a system is charged.

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