Code 62 Flange Coupling with 60 Degree Bend and 1 Inch Thread for 1 Inch Hydraulic Hose

Description

When you need to route hydraulic hose around obstacles or make tight connections in cramped spaces, this 60-degree elbow fitting is exactly what you’re looking for. This Code 62 flange head fitting connects your 1 inch hydraulic hose to pumps, motors, or valve blocks with a secure, leak-free seal that won’t back out under pressure. The angled design keeps hoses from kinking or rubbing against frame members, saving you from costly hose failures down the road.

What You’re Getting

• O-ring boss threads are the go-to connection for hydraulic systems because they create a reliable, leak-free seal every time
• 60-degree bend angle routes hoses smoothly around tight corners and frame rails
• This Ryco flange spreads loads across multiple bolts instead of relying on threads alone, giving you a connection that holds up to the demanding conditions of agricultural work
• 1-inch thread size handles the higher flow rates your hydraulic systems demand
• Crimp-on design creates a permanent connection that won’t work loose over time

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is designed for tractors, loaders, combines, and implements that use 1-inch hydraulic hose in their systems. You’ll find it connecting loader circuits, three-point hitch pumps, and auxiliary hydraulics that power everything from mowers and balers to tillage equipment and material handlers. The angled configuration is especially handy when routing hoses around loader arms, three-point frames, or tight spaces in the engine compartment.

Made to Last

Farm hydraulic systems run high pressure and deal with constant vibration, temperature swings, and contamination. This steel fitting with proper O-ring sealing prevents the leaks that lead to bigger problems. The crimp-style connection creates a permanent bond that won’t work loose over time like reusable fittings can.

Installation Notes

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires a hydraulic crimper with the proper dies for your hose size. Make sure to use the correct die size for both the fitting and hose combination—improper crimping leads to leaks or fitting failure down the road. Always relieve hydraulic pressure before installing or servicing fittings, and keep the threads clean to ensure proper sealing.