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Eaton 64512 Split Flange 45 Degree Elbow, 3/4" Code 62 to Male JIC Adapter

Eaton

$27.99
SKU:
000110224017PP24StoreMulti
Condition:
New
Brand:
Eaton
Type:
Hydraulic
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Product Overview

Eaton 64512, 3/4 Inch Code 62 Flange Head to Male JIC 37 Degree, 45 Degree Elbow

Condition

Unused new old stock, never installed, with red protective caps on both ends. Eaton bag label legible: EPART 64512, CPART 64512, QTY 1, made in New Zealand, UPC 725975764091.

Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.

Satisfaction guaranteed, every time.

Product Overview

Eaton's 64512 carries a 3/4 inch SAE Code 62 flange port into a male JIC 37 degree flare connection through a 45 degree bend. The shallower angle eases a hose away from the port without the sharp turn of a 90, which helps when the hose has to clear a nearby housing or run alongside the pump.

Key Features

  • 45 degree elbow body
  • Flange end: SAE Code 62 flange head, 3/4 inch (-12)
  • Threaded end: male JIC 37 degree flare, 1-1/16-12 thread for 3/4 inch tube
  • Carbon steel, zinc plated with yellow dichromate
  • Red protective caps on both ends

Applications

  • Connecting a 3/4 inch female JIC swivel hose assembly to a Code 62 pump or valve port
  • Angling a hose off a port to clear a guard, frame rail or neighboring fitting
  • Replacing a damaged 64512 on an existing machine

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the split flange halves and bolts included?

Not included. A 3/4 inch Code 62 split flange kit and O-ring hold the adapter to the port.

Will it fit a 3/4 inch Code 61 port?

No. A 3/4 inch Code 62 flange head is 1-5/8 inch across, against 1-1/2 inch for Code 61, and a Code 62 port spaces its bolts 2 inch across the long side of the pattern instead of 1-7/8 inch.

Why choose a 45 instead of a 90?

A 45 degree elbow starts the hose away from the port at a gentler angle, so the hose takes less of its own bend near the fitting. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

Not every hose needs to turn a full corner. Sometimes 45 degrees is exactly enough to miss the frame, so check the clearance and let this one take the angle.

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