ORFS Female 90 Degree Swivel Elbow Hydraulic Fitting for 1/4 Inch Hose

Description

When you’re working on hydraulic systems and need to make a clean 90-degree turn in tight spaces, this fitting saves the day. Whether you’re plumbing loader circuits, auxiliary hydraulics, or remote cylinders on compact tractors and implements, this ORFS female elbow gives you the flexibility to route hoses around obstacles without kinking or restricting flow. The swivel feature means you can get everything lined up perfectly during installation.

What You’re Getting

• ORFS female threads provide superior sealing compared to standard pipe threads—no more weeping connections
• 90-degree swivel design lets you change direction and rotate the fitting to exactly where you need it
• Crimped construction handles the pressure spikes and constant vibration of hydraulic systems
• Works with 1/4 inch hydraulic hose for smaller circuits where space is at a premium
• 11/16 inch ORFS thread size fits common hydraulic valves and manifolds

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting is perfect for smaller hydraulic circuits on compact tractors, loaders, and implements where you need to make tight turns around frame rails or other components. You’ll find this size on everything from three-point hitch systems to auxiliary hydraulics for brush hogs, post hole diggers, and other PTO-driven attachments.

Made to Last

The T2000 series construction is built to handle the demands of agricultural hydraulic systems. The steel body and precision threads resist wear from pressure cycles, temperature changes, and the vibration that comes with field work. ORFS threads use an O-ring seal that lasts longer and seals better than traditional pipe thread connections.

Good to Know

This is a crimp-on fitting that requires proper crimping equipment and dies for your hose size. Don’t try shortcuts with clamps on hydraulic connections—they won’t hold up to the pressure. Remember that ORFS threads are straight threads with O-ring seals, so don’t over-tighten them like pipe threads. Use a backup wrench on the hose end when tightening to prevent twisting your assembly.