BSPP Female 90 Degree Hydraulic Crimp Fitting for 1-1/2 Inch Hose

Description

When you’re building or repairing hydraulic lines on your tractor or implement, you need fittings that can handle the sharp turns and tight spaces around modern farm equipment. This BSPP female 90-degree crimp fitting lets you route that 1-1/2 inch hydraulic hose exactly where it needs to go without kinking or creating stress points that’ll fail when you’re busy in the field.

What You’re Getting

• Clean 90-degree turn that eliminates hose kinking and reduces system pressure loss
• BSPP threads provide a reliable, leak-free connection that’s common on European tractors and implements
• Crimp-style connection creates a permanent, high-strength bond with your hydraulic hose
• Female threads accept male BSPP fittings for versatile system connections
• Sized for 1-1/2 inch ID hydraulic hose – perfect for high-flow applications

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting shines in heavy-duty hydraulic applications where you need to move a lot of oil quickly. Think loader circuits, large cylinder feeds, or return lines on big implements. The 1-1/2 inch size handles the high flow rates these systems demand, while the 90-degree bend lets you route hoses cleanly around frame rails, axles, and other obstacles without creating sharp bends that restrict flow or wear out prematurely.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic systems see pressures up to 3000 PSI or more, plus constant vibration, temperature swings, and contamination from dust and debris. This fitting is built from quality steel that won’t crack under pressure or thread wear from repeated connections. The crimp design creates a mechanical connection that’s actually stronger than the hose itself when installed properly.

Good to Know

This is a crimp-style fitting that requires proper hydraulic crimping equipment for installation – it’s not a field repair item. Make sure your crimper dies match the hose and fitting specifications for a reliable connection. BSPP threads are parallel, not tapered, so they seal on the O-ring or washer rather than the threads themselves. Keep your thread pitch gauge handy to verify compatibility before assembly.