BSPP Female 45 Degree Elbow Crimp Fitting for 1-1/2 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you’re running hydraulic lines around tight corners or need to change direction without kinking your hose, this 45-degree elbow fitting gets the job done right. Having the right fitting can make all the difference between a job that holds up and one that leaves you stranded in the field. The BSPP female threads give you a reliable connection that seals properly and won’t back out under the pressure and vibration of farm work.

What You’re Getting

• Crimp-on design that requires proper crimping equipment for a permanent, leak-free connection
• 45-degree bend reduces stress on hydraulic hose compared to tight 90-degree turns
• BSPP (British Standard Pipe Parallel) female threads for metric hydraulic systems
• Sized for 1-1/2 inch hydraulic hose – perfect for high-flow applications
• Heavy-duty construction handles the pressure spikes and constant vibration of hydraulic systems

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting works great on tractors, combines, and implements that use larger hydraulic hose for high-flow systems like loader circuits, hydraulic motors, and main system lines. You’ll find it connecting everything from loader circuits to three-point hitch pumps and auxiliary hydraulics that power attachments like mowers, balers, and tillage equipment. The 45-degree angle is especially useful when routing hoses around frame members or through tight spaces where a straight fitting won’t work.

Made to Last

This fitting is built to handle the demanding conditions of farm hydraulics. Hydraulic fittings take a beating from pressure cycles, temperature changes, and constant vibration. The crimp-on design creates a stronger connection than threaded fittings and won’t work loose over time like some reusable fittings can.

Installation Notes

Make sure to use the correct die size for both the fitting and hose combination. Clean the hose end thoroughly before assembly, and follow proper crimp specifications for optimal performance and safety. If you don’t have a hydraulic crimper, most hydraulic shops can crimp your assembly for a small fee – it’s worth doing right the first time.