An Inverted Flare Connector consists of a threaded tube end with a tapered seat and a corresponding flare nut. The tubing is inserted into the connector, and the flare nut is tightened onto the threaded end, compressing the flare against the seat. This creates a tight and leak-resistant connection. The primary function of the inverted flare connector is to establish a secure and leak-proof connection between two sections of tubing or piping in a hydraulic or fluid system.Attributes: • Design enhances the sealing capability and prevents leaks even under high pressure.• Made from a material providing durability and resistance to corrosion.• Ensure a reliable seal.Applications:An Inverted Flare Connector is used in fluid transfer systems to connect components such as hoses, pipes, valves, and other fittings, ensuring a reliable flow of fluids.