Hydraulic Swivel Elbow Crimp Fitting for 1-1/2 Inch Hose with BSPP Female Threads

Description

When you’re building or repairing hydraulic hoses on your farm, having the right fittings makes all the difference between a job that lasts and one that leaves you stuck in the field. This swivel elbow fitting gives you the flexibility to route hydraulic lines around tight corners while keeping everything secure and leak-free, even when your equipment is bouncing across rough ground.

What You’re Getting

• Swivel design lets the hose move naturally without binding or kinking at sharp angles
• 90-degree elbow configuration saves space and keeps hoses away from moving parts
• BSPP female threads provide a secure, standardized connection that won’t back out under pressure
• Heavy-duty construction handles the high pressures and vibration of modern hydraulic systems
• 4S Series quality means this fitting is built to the same standards as factory equipment

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for 1-1/2 inch hydraulic hose applications where you need to make a 90-degree turn in tight spaces. You’ll find these commonly used on agricultural equipment with high-flow hydraulic systems like combines, large tractors, and implements that need substantial hydraulic power. The swivel action means less stress on the hose connection when equipment articulates or moves through its full range of motion.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulics take a beating from pressure spikes, temperature swings, and constant vibration. This crimp fitting is engineered to handle those conditions day after day. The precision machining ensures proper thread engagement, while the materials are chosen to resist corrosion and wear even in dusty, wet field conditions.

Good to Know

Always use proper thread sealant on hydraulic fittings – never just tape that can contaminate your system. Clean both fitting surfaces before connecting, and don’t over-tighten as this can damage the threads. Make sure you have the right crimping dies for your 1-1/2 inch hose before starting the job, and test the connection at operating pressure before putting the equipment back to work.