Midland Industries CF-40413-SP Crimp Ferrule 4 Inch Steel

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES CF-40413-SP is a Crimplok crimp ferrule designed for use with ground joint hose fittings in fluid-transfer and industrial hose assemblies. Constructed from plated steel, this ferrule measures 4 inches nominal with an inside diameter of 4.19 inches, a body length of 4.19 inches, and a wall thickness of 0.09 inches. It is intended for use by plumbing, industrial, and mechanical trade professionals who assemble or replace hose end connections in demanding service environments. The Crimplok design provides a secure, permanent crimp connection when properly swaged onto compatible hose ends.

This ferrule is suited for hose assemblies requiring a 4-inch nominal crimp ferrule in both commercial and industrial settings. It is commonly used in hydraulic, pneumatic, and fluid-transfer hose fabrication shops, as well as in the field by mechanics and pipefitters assembling or repairing ground joint hose connections. The plated steel construction offers corrosion resistance appropriate for general-purpose hose fitting applications.

Key Features

• 4-inch nominal size with 4.19-inch inside diameter for precise hose fitment
• Body length of 4.19 inches for full hose coverage at the crimp zone
• 0.09-inch wall thickness provides structural integrity under crimp load
• Plated steel construction for general corrosion resistance
• Designed for use with ground joint fittings
• Crimplok design delivers a permanent, swaged hose end connection

Compatibility

Designed for use with ground joint hose fittings. Suitable as an OEM-style crimp ferrule for 4-inch nominal hose assemblies requiring plated steel crimp components.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a properly sized hydraulic or mechanical hose crimping machine capable of handling 4-inch nominal ferrules. Depressurize and isolate any hose assembly completely before disassembly or fitting installation. Follow the ferrule and fitting manufacturer specifications for crimp die selection and swage dimensions. This work is typically performed by certified hose assembly technicians or licensed mechanical or pipefitting tradespeople.