2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow for Hydraulic Line Routing
When a hydraulic line needs to change direction and transition between two different connection styles, the 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow provides both functions in one fitting. It connects a compatible 37° Male JIC connection with a Male NPT pipe thread while turning the connection through 90 degrees.
This configuration makes the 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow different from a straight JIC-to-pipe adapter. Instead of extending the line in the same direction, the elbow changes the path of the assembly, which can be useful where available space or equipment layout makes straight routing impractical.
Fitting Type: JIC to Pipe Elbow
Connection: 37° Male JIC x Male NPT
Shape: 90° Elbow
Material: Carbon Steel
Available Sizes: Multiple JIC and pipe thread size combinations
Make a 90° Turn Without Adding Extra Fittings
One of the main advantages of the 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow is its ability to combine a connection transition with a directional change. A hydraulic assembly may need to connect a JIC component to an NPT port while also routing the line around surrounding equipment.
Using a dedicated 90° elbow can simplify that part of the assembly. The fitting creates the required turn directly between the JIC and pipe connections instead of relying on a straight adapter followed by another directional fitting.
The correct size combination should be selected according to both ends of the connection. The JIC side and NPT side do not need to have the same nominal size, so each side should be checked individually before ordering. The collection includes multiple size combinations for different hydraulic assembly requirements.
From JIC Flare to Male NPT Pipe Thread
The 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow brings together two different hydraulic connection styles. The JIC side uses a 37° flare connection, while the opposite side uses a male pipe thread.
Because these connection styles serve different purposes, they should not be selected based on appearance alone. The existing component on the JIC side should be compatible with the 37° male JIC connection, while the pipe side should match the required female NPT connection.
Checking both ends before selecting the fitting helps ensure that the elbow is suitable for the intended hydraulic assembly.
Useful Where Space Affects Hydraulic Line Layout
Straight fittings are not always practical. Pumps, valves, cylinders, frames, and other equipment can limit how a hydraulic line is routed. The 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow provides an option when the connection needs to turn rather than continue forward.
Common applications listed for this fitting include hydraulic hose assemblies, pumps, valves, hydraulic cylinders, construction equipment, agricultural machinery, industrial hydraulic systems, and mobile hydraulic equipment.
Its 90° shape makes it particularly relevant where compact routing is required and the connection must transition from JIC to NPT at the same point.
Carbon Steel Construction
The 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow is manufactured from carbon steel and is available in multiple size configurations. Individual products in the collection are listed as steel fittings with a 90° elbow shape, Male JIC threads on one side, and Male Pipe threads on the other.
When choosing the fitting, the material is only one consideration. The correct JIC size, NPT thread size, and 90° routing requirement should all match the hydraulic assembly.
Selecting the Right 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow
Start by identifying the two components you need to connect. Confirm the JIC size and verify that the pipe connection requires a compatible Male NPT fitting. Then determine whether a 90° change in direction is required for the line layout.
The 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow collection offers multiple size combinations for hydraulic systems that need both a JIC-to-pipe transition and a directional change.
Choose the appropriate 2501 JIC to Pipe 90° Elbow by matching the JIC connection, NPT thread size, and routing requirements of your hydraulic assembly.
