Eaton 900605-10S Steel Flared Tube Sleeve 5/8 in Od 37 Deg

Product Description

The EATON 900605-10S is a 3-piece steel flared tube sleeve designed for use in hydraulic and fluid-transfer line assemblies requiring a 37-degree flare connection. This sleeve fits tubing with a 5/8 inch outside diameter and an inside diameter of 0.630 inches, with an overall length of 0.660 inches. It provides a reliable mechanical connection at the flare joint, supporting leak-free performance in pressurized line applications. The sleeve is manufactured to SAE 070115 standards and is installed by hydraulic technicians, plumbers, and mechanical tradespeople working on flared-tube fittings in industrial, mobile equipment, and mechanical system applications.

This sleeve is suited for use in rigid tubing assemblies where a 37-degree JIC-style flare connection is required. It is commonly used in hydraulic lines, fuel lines, and refrigeration or fluid-transfer tubing where steel construction is appropriate. The compact size and standard flare angle make it compatible with widely used flare-type fitting assemblies across commercial and industrial service environments. Single-unit packaging makes it practical for both field repair and shop assembly work.

Key Features

• 37-degree flare angle meets SAE 070115 standard for reliable joint integrity
• 5/8 inch tube OD with 0.630 inch inside diameter for precise tubing fitment
• Overall length of 0.660 inches — compact design for tight assembly clearances
• Steel construction provides durability in pressurized fluid-line applications
• 3-piece sleeve design supports consistent flare seat engagement
• UNSPSC Code 27121707 — classified as a hydraulic and pneumatic fitting component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement sleeve for flared tube fitting assemblies using 5/8 inch OD tubing with a 37-degree flare angle, conforming to SAE 070115 standards.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified hydraulic technicians or mechanical tradespeople familiar with flared-tube fitting assemblies. Depressurize and drain the fluid line completely before disassembling any fitting. Use proper flare-nut wrenches to avoid distorting the sleeve or flare seat. Inspect the tube end for clean, undamaged flare geometry before assembly to ensure a leak-free joint.