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90 Degree Swivel Elbow Adapter with Flow Restrictor for Hydraulic Systems

Original price was: $6.50.Current price is: $3.67.

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When you’re setting up hydraulic lines for implements and need to control flow while making a tight turn, this 90-degree swivel elbow with built-in restrictor does double duty. The swivel design lets you position your hoses exactly where they need to go without fighting stiff connections, while the 1/32″ restrictor orifice controls flow to sensitive components. It’s a handy solution when space is tight and you need precise flow control in one compact fitting.

What You’re Getting

  • 90-degree elbow design saves space and reduces stress on hydraulic hoses
  • Built-in 1/32″ restrictor orifice provides controlled flow for delicate operations
  • Swivel female end allows easy positioning without twisting the entire line
  • Heavy-duty construction rated for 3500 PSI operating pressure
  • Male NPTF to Female NPSM thread combination for versatile connections

Built for Real Farm Work

This fitting shines when you’re plumbing hydraulic circuits that need flow control – like auxiliary functions on loaders, implements with sensitive cylinders, or pilot controls on larger equipment. The restrictor helps prevent shock loads and jerky operation, while the swivel feature makes installation much easier in cramped spaces around the tractor or implement frame.

Made to Last

The steel construction handles the pressure spikes and vibration that come with hydraulic work. The swivel mechanism is built to maintain a tight seal through thousands of cycles, and the precision-drilled restrictor orifice won’t wear out like cheaper alternatives that use removable inserts.

Good to Know

Remember that the restrictor will reduce flow, so size your system accordingly. The 1/32″ orifice is fairly restrictive – great for pilot controls but might be too small for high-flow applications. Use thread sealant appropriate for hydraulic systems on the male threads, and make sure the swivel end is properly tightened to prevent leaks while still allowing rotation.