H2-Fittings and Tubes (Medium Pressure)

For hydrogen applications up to 1,379 bar / 20,000 psi

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WEH® H2-fittings ensure the leak-free connection of pipe components. The cone and thread fittings are a simple and
reliable fitting system.
All fittings are supplied complete with the appropriate fittings.
WEH® H2-fittings are metal-to-metal sealed and can be screwed on again several times.
They are suitable for pressure ranges up to 1,379 bar / 20,000 psi.
Suitable for pipes in the standard market sizes 1/4“, 3/8”, 9/16”, 3/4“ and 1“.
Our fittings are available with both metric and imperial threads.
WEH® H2-fitting up to 1,379 bar / 20,000 psi are sealed with a 59° external cone at the pipe end and a 60° internal cone in
the fitting (medium pressure-fitting 60° Cone&Thread).
WEH offers all the necessary tools for applying and finishing the outer cone on the pipe ends and repairing the inner cones.

Technical Data
Pressure Range (PS)1,379 bar / 20,000 psi
Temperature Range-40 °C up to +85 °C
MediumHydrogen
MaterialStainless steel
Connection geometryMedium pressure fitting 60° Cone & Thread
  • Delivery includes pre-assembled pressure rings and pressure screws
  • Special version for hydrogen-applications

WEH® H2-fittings are specifically designed and tested for hydrogen applications.
The bodies of all fittings are made of special 316/316L alloys with controlled nickel, chromium, and molybdnum content.
This significantly reduces the risk of hydrogen embrittlement, thereby ensuring a longer service life.
Typical applications include hydrogen storage systems, compressor systems, and dispensers, as well as test systems for
hydrogen components.

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