ORFS Female 90 Degree Swivel Elbow Crimp Fitting for 3/8 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you’re working in tight spaces under the hood or trying to route hydraulic lines around frame rails and other obstacles, sometimes a straight fitting just won’t work and you need that clean 90-degree turn without kinking your hose. This Ryco ORFS female elbow fitting solves that problem by letting you change direction while keeping full flow through your hydraulic system. The swivel design eliminates hose twist during installation and operation, so you can position the connection exactly where you need it.

What You’re Getting

• 90-degree swivel design gives you flexibility to route hoses around obstacles and tight spaces
• ORFS female threads provide superior sealing compared to standard NPT connections with O-ring technology
• Heavy-duty construction built to handle high-pressure hydraulic systems found on farm equipment
• Direct crimp connection ensures reliable attachment to your 3/8 inch hydraulic hose
• Swivel joint stays smooth even after years of use in dusty, dirty farm conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting works with any 3/8 inch hydraulic hose system where you need to make tight turns or connections in cramped spaces. Whether you’re plumbing remote hydraulics, fixing a cylinder line, or building custom hydraulic circuits on tractors, loaders, balers, and other farm equipment, this elbow gets the job done without restricting flow or creating stress points in your hose.

Made to Last

Ryco’s been making hydraulic fittings for decades, and this one’s built to handle temperature swings, vibration, and the corrosive environment around farm equipment. The O-ring seal handles the pressure while resisting hydraulic fluid, and the swivel joint moves freely even after years of use in dusty, dirty conditions.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires the proper dies and crimping equipment for installation. The ORFS threads are straight threads with an O-ring seal, so don’t over-tighten them like you would pipe threads. Use a backup wrench on the hose end when tightening to prevent twisting the hose assembly.