90 Degree Code 62 Flange Elbow Fitting for 2 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you’re building hydraulic lines for bigger equipment and need to make a clean right-angle turn without kinking your hose, this Code 62 flange elbow fitting is exactly what you need. If you’ve ever tried to make a sharp turn with regular hose and ended up with kinks or restricted flow, you know how handy a proper elbow fitting can be. The 90-degree design gives you that clean turn while keeping full flow through your 2-inch hydraulic system.

What You’re Getting

• 90-degree bend eliminates hose kinking when routing around obstacles and tight corners
• Code 62 flange head creates a secure, leak-free connection to pumps, valves, and hydraulic blocks
• Crimp-on design requires a hydraulic crimper with the proper dies for your hose size
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle high-pressure hydraulic systems and farm work conditions
• Direct replacement for OEM fittings—no adapters or modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for hydraulic systems on tractors, loaders, and implements where you need to make tight turns around frame rails, cylinders, or other equipment. Whether you’re plumbing a loader valve, connecting steering cylinders, or routing lines on a tillage tool, this elbow helps you get hydraulic power where it needs to go without fighting the hose. The 2-inch size handles the high flow demands of larger agricultural equipment.

Made to Last

Steel construction and precise machining ensure this fitting will seal properly and hold up to the constant pressure cycles and temperature changes your equipment sees in daily use. The flange design spreads loads across multiple bolts instead of relying on threads alone.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires proper crimping equipment and dies for installation. Make sure you’re using the correct crimp specifications for your hose type and this fitting series. The Code 62 flange provides a secure mounting point that won’t back out under vibration. Always relieve hydraulic pressure before installing or servicing fittings, and keep the threads clean to ensure proper sealing.