Midland Industries CSL-05100S-SS304 Short Crimplok Sleeve

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES CSL-05100S-SS304 is a short Crimplok sleeve designed for crimping onto hose assemblies in fluid transfer and hydraulic applications. Constructed from 304 stainless steel, this sleeve offers corrosion resistance suited to demanding service environments. It features a 1/2 inch nominal size, a 1 inch inner diameter, a wall thickness of 0.06 inches, and an overall length of 0.91 inches. The short profile makes it a practical choice where space is limited along the hose end. Plumbers, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals use these sleeves during hose assembly fabrication or field repair work.

This sleeve is designed for use with regular combination nipples in hose assembly configurations. It fits 1/2 inch nominal hose in residential and light commercial fluid handling systems, including hydraulic lines, coolant circuits, and general-purpose liquid transfer applications. The 304 stainless steel construction is appropriate for systems where mild corrosive media or moisture exposure is a factor. Installers working with crimping tools in shop or field conditions will find the short body profile compatible with standard crimping equipment used for this hose class.

Key Features

• 304 stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance in wet and chemical-exposure environments
• Short body design at 0.91 inches length suits tight hose-end installations
• 1/2 inch nominal size with 1 inch inner diameter for precise hose fitment
• 0.06 inch wall thickness engineered for consistent crimp performance
• Compatible with regular combination nipples for secure hose assembly

Compatibility

Designed for use with regular combination nipples on 1/2 inch nominal hose. Refer to your hose assembly manufacturer specifications to confirm compatibility with your specific hose type and crimping tooling before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of Crimplok sleeves requires a properly rated hydraulic or pneumatic crimping tool matched to the sleeve diameter and hose specification. Depressurize and drain any lines before disassembling hose ends. Follow the hose assembly manufacturer crimp specifications for die selection and stroke depth. Do not reuse a sleeve that has been crimped or deformed.