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45 Degree Elbow Swivel Crimp Fitting for 5 /8 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Original price was: $44.46.Current price is: $33.45.

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SKU: SMA-256-10ZL70 Category:

When you’re routing hydraulic lines around tight spaces on your tractor or implement, sometimes a straight fitting just won’t do the job. Hose fittings connect, control, change the direction of, and terminate the flow in piping and hose systems. This 45-degree elbow fitting with swivel action gives you the flexibility to route hose exactly where you need it without kinking or putting stress on the connection.

What You’re Getting

  • 45-degree angle reduces stress on hydraulic hoses in tight routing situations
  • Female ORFS (O-Ring Face Seal) connection provides leak-free performance under high pressure
  • Swivel design allows hose to rotate freely, preventing twisting during operation
  • Crimp-on design creates permanent, secure connection that won’t come loose
  • 1 inch x 14 thread size fits standard ORFS ports on most modern tractors and implements

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for 5/8 inch hydraulic hose commonly used on mid to large-size agricultural equipment. Whether you’re connecting loader cylinders, running hydraulics to a hay baler, or plumbing remote outlets on your three-point hitch, this fitting handles the high-pressure hydraulic systems that power today’s farm implements.

Made to Last

They are made of brass, stainless steel, galvanized steel, and other materials that resist corrosion, pressure, and wear. The Z-series construction is engineered to handle the vibration, pressure spikes, and temperature changes that come with hydraulic work in farming conditions.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires proper crimping equipment for installation – it’s not a field-attachable fitting you can install with hand tools. The crimp creates a permanent seal that’s actually stronger than the hose itself when done correctly. Make sure your hydraulic system is depressurized before installing any new fittings.