Male ORB to Male JIC Tee Adapter for High-Pressure Hydraulic Systems

Description

When you’re dealing with hydraulic systems, there’s nothing more frustrating than trying to connect three lines at one point without the right fitting. This tee adapter solves that problem by taking one ORB (O-Ring Boss) connection and splitting it into two JIC connections, all with the same 3/4-16 thread. Whether you’re adding a pressure gauge, branching hydraulic flow to multiple implements, or creating a manifold connection, this adapter gives you the flexibility to get the job done right.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty steel construction that handles up to 6000 PSI operating pressure
• One male ORB port connects to your main hydraulic component
• Two male JIC ports let you branch to additional lines or fittings
• Precision threads ensure leak-free connections that stay tight under pressure
• Compact tee design minimizes space requirements in tight installations

Built for Real Farm Work

You’ll find these fittings useful on everything from loader circuits to remote hydraulic systems across different tractor brands. This adapter works great when you need to add auxiliary hydraulic lines, install pressure monitoring equipment, or create branch connections for multiple implements. It’s especially handy for custom hydraulic setups where you need to split one hydraulic source to feed multiple components.

Made to Last

Hydraulic fittings take a beating from pressure cycles, temperature changes, and constant vibration. This AgSmart adapter is built from quality steel that won’t crack or fail under the demanding conditions of agricultural hydraulic systems. The precision-machined threads and proper metallurgy ensure this fitting will handle whatever your hydraulic system can dish out, season after season.

Good to Know

Make sure to use the proper O-ring on the ORB end – it’s what creates the seal under pressure. Use thread sealant on the NPT threads for the best seal, but remember that JIC fittings seal metal-to-metal at the flare, so don’t use sealant there. Keep your hydraulic fluid clean and check all connections for leaks after installation – contaminated systems can cause fitting failure faster than you’d expect.