One machine, one sheet

Port list

A fitting page answers one connection. A re-hose has fifteen, often across three or four different standards on the same machine. Put them on one sheet with the thread, the seat and the pressure of each, then take it to the counter.

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Port list

Nothing on this list yet. Add a connection above, or add one straight from any fitting page.

What is on the sheet

Nine columns, and not one invented number

Every cell on the sheet is read back from the same 110-row database the size pages print, through the same formatters, so a figure here is byte-identical to the figure on the fitting page it came from. The columns are:

Location
Fitting
Standard
Half
Qty
Thread
Thread diameter
Seat
Working pressure

Where a cell has no published value it prints as a stated gap with a numbered footnote saying which source stops there - never as a blank, and never as an interpolation. Working pressure in particular is published per size by some manufacturers and not by others, and a sheet that filled those cells with a plausible number would be worse than a sheet with a hole in it.

The sheet is a reference aid for identification and ordering. Confirm every pressure rating against the manufacturer specification for the exact part before a system is charged.

Where the list lives

In your browser, and nowhere else. There is no account, no sign-in and no upload; clearing site data clears the lists. That also means a list does not follow you to another device or another browser, so print or export anything you need to keep.

Building a list is free. So is reading every column of it on screen. Premium removes the 4-line limit, saves a list per machine, and adds the printed job sheet and the CSV export.