Hydraulic Crimp Fitting for 2 Inch Hose – 4S Series SAE Code 61 Flange with 60 Degree Elbow

Description

When you’re dealing with tight spaces around hydraulic cylinders or trying to route hose around other equipment, sometimes a straight fitting just won’t work. This 60-degree elbow crimp fitting gives you the angle you need to make clean connections while keeping your hydraulic system running smoothly. The SAE Code 61 flange design provides a secure, leak-free connection that handles the high pressures common in tractor hydraulic systems.

What You’re Getting

• 60-degree angled fitting that routes around obstacles without kinking or sharp bends in your hose
• SAE Code 61 flange connection delivers reliable sealing under high hydraulic pressure
• Professional crimp design provides permanent, secure attachment to 2-inch hydraulic hose
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle the pressures and vibration of agricultural equipment
• 4S series specifications ensure compatibility with standard farm hydraulic systems

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for the hydraulic systems that power everything from loader arms and three-point hitches to implement controls on modern tractors. Whether you’re connecting cylinders, valves, or hydraulic motors, the angled design helps you route hoses cleanly without creating stress points that can cause premature failure. The 2-inch size handles the higher flow rates needed for larger implements and heavy-duty applications.

Made to Last

Hydraulic systems on farm equipment operate at high pressures and deal with constant vibration, temperature changes, and exposure to dirt and moisture. This fitting is built with materials and tolerances that meet the demands of agricultural service, providing the same reliability you’d expect from OEM hydraulic components.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires professional hydraulic crimping equipment for proper installation. The crimped connection creates a permanent seal that won’t loosen under pressure or vibration. When routing the finished hose assembly, make sure to allow enough flex in the hose to prevent stress on the fitting during equipment operation.