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The PARKER 4010-3P is a female pipe rigid fitting designed for hydraulic hose assemblies operating at pressures up to 3000 psi. Built from steel with an NPTF threaded connection, this straight fitting measures 1.6 inches in overall length and accepts 3/8-inch hose. It is rated to handle a maximum flow rate of 6.00 GPM, making it well-suited for moderate-flow hydraulic circuits. The 4010-3P is installed by hydraulic system technicians and mechanical trades who need a reliable, leak-resistant threaded connection in tight, fixed-position applications. Its rigid straight geometry locks the hose end in place without swivel movement, ensuring consistent alignment on the installed port.
This fitting is intended for use in add-on hydraulic circuits, hydraulic loaders, and hydraulic tool systems. It is a straight, non-swivel fitting that threads directly into a female pipe port and accepts a 3/8-inch hydraulic hose. The NPTF thread form creates a pressure-tight metal-to-metal seal without relying solely on a sealant tape, which is critical in high-cycle or high-vibration hydraulic environments. The fitting is appropriate for both mobile and stationary hydraulic equipment where a fixed hose orientation is acceptable.
Designed for use with add-on hydraulic circuits, hydraulic loaders, and hydraulic tools. Accepts 3/8-inch hydraulic hose with a 3/8-inch NPTF threaded port connection. Part of the Parker 4000 Series hydraulic fittings line.
Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before removing or installing any fitting. NPTF threads are designed to seal on the thread form itself, but inspect threads for damage before assembly and apply an appropriate thread sealant per the system manufacturer's recommendation. Do not overtighten; rigid fittings that are forced beyond hand-snug can crack ports or distort sealing surfaces.
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