Product Overview
Code 61 Flange Head 1 Inch to -20 Male JIC, 90 Degree Elbow, Weatherhead 59020X16
Condition
Unused new old stock in its original package, opened only for inspection and photos. Never installed. The unit pictured is representative of stock.
Ready to ship from our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day. Selling online since 1999.
Product Overview
Weatherhead's 59020X16 takes a 1 inch Code 61 split flange port and turns the line 90 degrees to a -20 JIC 37 degree male flare, the size for 1-1/4 inch tube or hose. It steps the line up one size at the port and makes the turn in the same piece, which saves a reducer and an elbow where the space beside a pump is tight.
Key Features
- Flange end: Code 61 flange head, 1 inch size
- Tube end: -20 JIC 37 degree male flare for 1-1/4 inch tube, 1-5/8-12 thread
- 90 degree bent-tube body
- Low carbon steel with Dura-Kote plating
- Flange head 1.75 inches across
- Hex wrench flats behind the JIC threads
Applications
- Running a 1-1/4 inch suction or return line off a 1 inch Code 61 port at a right angle
- Replacing a damaged flange elbow on industrial or mobile hydraulics
- Removing a separate reducer and elbow from a cramped port
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it bolt to a Code 62 port of the same size?
No. This is a 1 inch Code 61 flange head. A 1 inch Code 62 port takes a thicker head on a wider bolt pattern, so the port and the clamp halves must both be Code 61.
Are the clamp halves and O-ring included?
Not included.
Why is the flange end smaller than the JIC end?
The X16 suffix marks the 1 inch flange on a fitting whose JIC end is the -20 size, so the line steps up to 1-1/4 inch tube as it leaves the port. The 1 inch Code 61 head measures 1.75 inches across, which tells it apart from the 1-1/4 inch head at 2 inches. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.
Some lines need to get bigger and turn a corner at the same time, and this elbow does both in one move. Bolt it to the port and size the hose for the flow, not the flange.
