Can theses be fixed?

I find it hard to believe that those are rated at 5000 psi when the same fitting in steel is 4500 psi on the same website. 

Brass yield is 19,600 psi and 316 stainless is 42,100. At half the strength how could it it be rated that high 

I will leave it at that.

The fittings quoted from your website are irrelevant for comparison of the fittings that we use. As well as the type of brass alloy as opposed to the type of SS alloy that is used, the brass fittings have thicker walls than the steel or stainless ones. These things are taken into consideration when the parts are designed so that they are safe for their intended purpose. You are making assumptions about a product that you don't even know the brand of, based on what you think you know about metallurgy.