Jayshree Industrial Corporation is a prominent manufacturer, supplier, and stockist of high-quality ferrule fittings and industrial piping solutions located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat Ferrule fittings are mechanical components used to create leak-proof connections in fluid, gas, and electrical systems by compressing a ring (the ferrule) onto a tube or wire. They are broadly categorized into tube fittings for piping and wire ferrules for electrical terminations. Primary Tube Fitting Types Tube ferrules are defined by the number of rings used to create the seal and are typically made from stainless steel, brass, or carbon steel. Single Ferrule Fittings: These consist of a single ring that both grips the tube and creates the seal. They are generally simpler, more cost-effective, and suited for low-to-medium pressure applications up to 344 bar (5, 000 psi). Double (Twin) Ferrule Fittings: These use two separate rings—a front ferrule for sealing and a back ferrule for gripping the tube. This design is the industry standard for high-pressure systems up to 689 bar (10, 000 psi) and provides superior vibration resistance. Specialty Ferrules: Swage Ferrules: Deformed to create a permanent, non-reusable connection, often used in aerospace. Push-to-Connect: Allows for tool-free installation in low-pressure pneumatic systems. Common Tube Fitting Configurations Regardless of being single or double ferrule, these fittings come in various shapes to suit system layouts: Union & Reducing Union: Connects two tubes of the same or different diameters in a straight line. Elbows (45° or 90°): Used to change the direction of flow. Tees & Crosses: Allow for branching flow into three or four directions. Connectors (Male/Female): Join tubing to threaded ports (NPT, BSP, or metric threads). Bulkhead Fittings: Designed to pass tubing through panels or walls while maintaining a seal. Electrical Wire Ferrule Types In electrical work, ferrules are used to prevent wire strands from fraying in terminal blocks. Insulated Ferrules: Feature a plastic color-coded collar for added safety against short circuits. Non-Insulated Ferrules: Lacks the plastic collar; ideal for tight spaces where insulation is not required. Twin Wire Ferrules: Designed to accommodate two wires within a single ferrule for jumping terminals