Parker 80C-A12 Hose Crimping Die 43 Series 3/4 Inch

Product Description

The PARKER 80C-A12 is a 43 Series hose crimping die designed for use with compatible Parker crimping machines. It is sized for 3/4-inch hose and produces consistent, repeatable crimps on hydraulic and fluid-transfer hose assemblies. This die is a tooling accessory, not a standalone crimper — it mounts into a Parker crimping head to form the hose-to-fitting connection. Hydraulic technicians, hose shop mechanics, and fluid power specialists use this die when fabricating or replacing hose assemblies in the field or at the bench. At 5.1 pounds, the die is a solid, precision-machined component built for accurate crimp geometry on the specified hose size.

This die is intended for hose assembly fabrication environments where 3/4-inch hose is being terminated with Parker 43 Series compatible fittings. Typical applications include hydraulic system maintenance, industrial fluid transfer lines, and mobile equipment hose replacement. It is suited for both shop fabrication and field-service operations where a Parker-compatible crimping machine is available on site.

Key Features

• Sized for 3/4-inch hose for precise crimp fitment
• 43 Series die classification for use with Parker-compatible crimping equipment
• Solid construction at 5.1 pounds for repeatable crimp geometry
• Single-piece tooling — mounts directly into a compatible Parker crimper head
• Packaged individually (qty 1) for replacement or expanding a die set

Compatibility

Designed for use with Parker crimping machines that accept 43 Series dies and sized for 3/4-inch hose assemblies. Confirm crimper model compatibility with Parker tooling documentation before use.

Installation Notes

Die installation and hose crimping should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician or hose assembly specialist familiar with Parker crimping equipment. Before installing or removing dies, ensure the crimping machine is fully powered down and de-energized per the equipment manufacturer's procedures. Verify that the die size matches both the hose outside diameter and the fitting being crimped — using a mismatched die can result in an unsafe or failed crimp. Follow Parker's published crimp specifications for the applicable hose and fitting combination.