45 Degree Elbow SAE Flange 3000 PSI Code 61 Hydraulic Hose Fitting: 87341 Series

Why This 45 Degree Elbow SAE Flange Hydraulic Hose Fitting Passes the Compliance Gate

This 45 degree elbow SAE flange hydraulic hose fitting, series 87341, routes a crimp-on hose connection through a 45 degree turn and terminates in a flat-faced 3000 psi Code 61 flange head. The flange geometry follows SAE J518 / ISO 6162-1 (Code 61), and the hose-end and crimp profile are built to ISO 12151-3 and SAE J516, as printed on the data sheet. The one-piece body has no welded elbow to crack under impulse, which is the first thing a maintenance team notices in the field.

For an OEM, the 45 degree routing clears valve pads and pump flanges where a straight fitting cannot enter. For a distributor, the matrix covers six flange sizes with the drop heights (H) that routing drawings ask for. For a repair shop, the 87341 series replaces a failed flange hose end without changing the hose route.

• 45 degree elbow, one-piece body from the flange head to the hose tail.
• 1/2″ to 2″ Code 61 flange sizes covering DN 12 to DN 50 bores.
• Drop height H printed per part number for routing layout.
• 100% pressure tested at the factory, with batch records available.
• Table codes are for braided hose; for spiral-wound hose, order the 87342-XX-XX series.

Core Advantages

1. Nominal 3000 psi Code 61 rating. Like every code 61 flange fitting in the HENGHUA program, the head mates with standard SAE J518 / ISO 6162-1 split flange clamps (FL series), with the size-dependent rating defined by the standard.
2. 45 degree flow path that saves layout space. The elbow turns the hose away from the port axis, which shortens the envelope compared with a straight fitting plus a separate adapter.
3. Braided and spiral coverage. Use 87341 for wire-braid hose, or switch to 87342-XX-XX for spiral-wound hose, and keep the same flange envelope.
4. Corrosion protection matched to the environment. Trivalent zinc (96 h salt spray), zinc-nickel (720 h), or Dacromet (1000 h), selected by duty.

Technical Specifications

What Is a 45 Degree Elbow SAE Flange Hydraulic Hose Fitting?

A 45 degree elbow SAE flange hydraulic hose fitting changes the direction of the hose line by 45 degrees as it enters a Code 61 flange pad. As with every flange type hydraulic hose fitting, the head is clamped with two split flange halves and bolts, which makes a compact joint that resists vibration better than a threaded elbow in many machine layouts.

Within the code 61 flange fittings family, HENGHUA offers straight (87311), 45 degree (87341), and 90 degree (87391) versions so one pad design can feed several hose routes.

The buying decision for flange type hydraulic hose fittings comes down to the flange size, the hose dash, and the drop height H shown on the routing drawing. The 87341 matrix prints H for every part number, which lets the layout engineer verify clearance before a single hose is made.

Dimensional Data

Dimension symbols follow the drawing printed on the data sheet. All values are in millimeters (mm).

Full Dimension Table (Part Number Matrix)

The matrix below is transcribed directly from the 87341 data sheet and lists every flange type hydraulic hose fitting code in the series. In each part number, the first dash group is the flange size in 1/16″ increments and the second is the hose dash, for example 87341-24-24 means a 1.1/2″ flange (dash 24) with a dash-24 hose tail. Dimensions are in mm as printed.

Note as printed on the data sheet: the codes above are for braided hose; for spiral-wound hose, change the series to 87342-XX-XX. Check the A and H columns against your routing envelope, and confirm the crimp diameter against the data sheet that ships with every order.

Material and Heat Treatment

Working Pressure and Operating Envelope

For SAE 3000 psi flange fittings, treat the assembly rating as the lower of the flange, hose, and crimp values; the crimp data sheet shipped with each order is the reference for verification. Every SAE flange hydraulic hose fitting in the 87341 range is 100% pressure tested at the factory before marking and packaging.

Selection and Ordering

How to Read the Part Number Matrix

Read the series number first: 87341 means a 45 degree elbow SAE flange hydraulic hose fitting for braided hose. If your hose is spiral-wound (four- or six-wire heavy constructions), the same elbow envelope is available as the 87342 series. Then read the two dash groups as flange size and hose dash in 1/16″ increments; both are marked on the table header of your hose spec and on the flange pad drawing.

Flange Size and Dash Size Chart

Cross Reference Service

Send us your legacy part number, a drawing, or a physical sample, and we map it to the closest HENGHUA 87341 code. If you currently run SAE 3000 psi flange fittings sourced under legacy numbers, include the old part number and a photo so the match can be confirmed before you order.

Packaging and Logistics

Assembly and Use Guide

Four-Step Crimping Procedure

1. Cut the hose square and remove any loose debris from the bore.
2. Mark the insertion depth from the crimp data sheet on the hose cover.
3. Lubricate the tail lightly and push the hose fully to the depth mark.
4. Crimp with the specified die set, then verify the crimp outside diameter with a caliper against the data sheet.

Mounting the Flange Connection

Center the flange head over the mating pad and seat the O-ring in the head groove. Place the two split flange halves over the head, fit the bolts, and tighten them in a diagonal sequence in two or three passes. Use the bolt size and torque given on the split flange clamp data sheet; never reuse a crushed O-ring. This procedure applies across the code 61 flange fittings in this series, from the 1/2″ head up to the 2″ head.

Installation Warnings

• Orient the 45 degree elbow before tightening so the hose leaves the fitting in the intended direction; flange bolts must not be used to force the elbow into position.
• Do not mix braided-hose and spiral-hose fittings; the tail and crimp profiles differ even when the flange looks identical.
• Do not mix Code 61 and Code 62 hardware; the heads, clamps, and bolts are not interchangeable.
• Do not use hoses, fittings, or ferrules from different brands in one crimp assembly.
• Do not re-crimp a fitting that was opened or that failed a gauge check; a crimp is a one-time deformation.
• Order the flange bolts, clamps, and O-rings to the correct spec; they are separate line items from the fitting itself.

OEM Customization and Quality Traceability

Customization Options

Elbow orientation, stem length, and flange details are customized for OEM programs; surface finish can be set to zinc, zinc-nickel, or Dacromet; 304/316L material is available for corrosive duty; laser marking adds your logo and batch number to the body.

Quality and Traceability System

Incoming material, cold forming, machining, heat treatment, surface finishing, 100% inspection, pressure testing, marking, and packaging are each recorded. A batch number traces back to the steel heat and the heat-treatment and inspection records. MTRs ship with the order, and BV/SGS third-party inspection can be arranged before shipment.

FAQ

Q: When should I choose a 45 degree elbow SAE flange hydraulic hose fitting instead of a straight one? A: Choose the 45 degree elbow when the hose must leave the flange pad at an angle, such as at pump and valve flanges where a straight entry is blocked. If you standardize SAE 3000 psi flange fittings across machines, the 87341 family keeps one head envelope for every elbow route.

Q: Is the 87341 series Code 61 or Code 62? A: Code 61. As a code 61 flange fitting it follows the SAE J518 / ISO 6162-1 geometry and must not be paired with Code 62 clamps or pads.

Q: What is the difference between the 87341 and 87342 series? A: 87341 is engineered for braided hose. For spiral-wound hose, order the 87342-XX-XX series, which keeps the flange envelope but uses a different tail profile.

Q: How do I read a part number like 87341-24-24? A: 87341 is the series, 24 is the flange size in 1/16″ increments (1.1/2″), and 24 is the hose dash (1.1/2″ bore, DN 40).

Q: What does the H dimension in the table mean? A: H is the drop height between the flange face and the hose connection line, printed on the drawing of the data sheet. It is the value to check against your routing layout.

Q: Does the fitting come with an O-ring and bolts? A: The flange head carries the standard Code 61 O-ring groove. O-rings can be supplied with the order; the split flanges and bolts are separate line items selected to the flange size.

Q: What temperature range does it cover? A: Typically -40°C to +120°C. High-temperature or low-temperature systems should be checked against the hose and seal ratings first.

Q: Can HENGHUA make a custom version of this fitting? A: Yes. Custom stems, surface finish, stainless material, and laser-marked part numbers are standard OEM options with a 24 h quotation response.

Request a Quote

Tell us the flange size, hose dash, hose spec (braided or spiral), and quantity, and we will confirm the 87341 or 87342 series, price, and lead time within 24 hours. OEM buyers can add legacy part numbers or drawings for cross reference. Samples ship worldwide so your team can gauge the SAE flange hydraulic hose fitting before you commit.

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