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Leak-tight fluid systems

Fittings, valves, regulators and hoses since 1947

Leak-tight since 1947

Swagelok began with one product: a two-ferrule compression tube fitting, introduced in 1947. It is still the part the company is best known for.

A leak is never only lost fluid. Each component in a system has one job, which is to keep the fluid where it belongs, every day the plant runs.

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What a single leak can cost

  • Lost fluid
  • Lost production
  • Damaged equipment
  • Off-spec product
  • A less safe workplace
  • Fines and cleanup
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The two-ferrule tube fitting, made up and taken apart

  1. Tube
  2. Nut
  3. Back ferrule
  4. Front ferrule
  5. Body

Field engineering services

Engineers who know fluid systems, working at your site. They assess what you run today, design what you need next and train the people who keep it running.

  • Onsite evaluations

    Local specialists evaluate fluid systems, sampling systems, hoses and steam systems, then tell you what to fix first.

  • Design and assembly

    Custom and configurable assemblies, from grab sampling and gas distribution to analytical subsystems, built to your requirements.

  • Hands-on training

    Courses in tube fitting, tube bending, orbital welding, materials science and analyzer sampling systems.

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Local stock and local help, wherever you operate

Swagelok sells through nearly 200 independently owned, authorized sales and service centers in about 70 countries. Your local center quotes pricing, keeps stock close to your plant, takes your order and sends specialists to your site.

Sales and service centers
Nearly 200
Countries
About 70
Manufacturing locations
More than 20
Headquarters
Solon, Ohio

Serving eleven industry groups, from clean energy, semiconductor and life sciences to power, pulp and paper, and water treatment.

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