Midland Industries 18031620 45-deg Adapter Elbow Mjic Code 62

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 18031620 is a 45-degree adapter elbow designed to connect a 1-inch male JIC (MJIC) end to a 1-1/4-inch Code 62 flanged port in high-pressure hydraulic systems. Constructed from steel, this fitting handles a maximum operating pressure of 6000 psi, making it well suited for demanding industrial and mobile hydraulic circuits. Thread specifications are 1-5/16-12 on the MJIC side and 1-5/8-12 on the flange side. The 45-degree angle helps technicians route hydraulic lines around obstructions, reducing stress on hoses and adjacent components. Licensed hydraulic technicians and fluid power mechanics are the typical installers for this type of fitting.

This fitting is used in hydraulic systems where a directional change is needed between a JIC-terminated hose assembly and a Code 62 four-bolt flange port. Common applications include mobile equipment, agricultural machinery, industrial power units, and construction equipment hydraulic circuits. The 1803 Series covers MJIC to Code 62 flange 45-degree elbow configurations, and this part falls within that range as a steel flange fitting. It is appropriate for both OEM assembly and field repair or replacement work.

Key Features

• 45-degree elbow geometry for angled hydraulic line routing in tight or obstructed installations
• Rated to 6000 psi maximum operating pressure for high-pressure hydraulic circuits
• 1-inch MJIC to 1-1/4-inch Code 62 flanged connection for cross-standard adaptability
• Thread sizes 1-5/16-12 and 1-5/8-12 for secure, leak-resistant engagement
• Steel construction for durability in demanding hydraulic environments
• Part of the 1803 Series MJIC to Code 62 Flange 45-degree elbow product line

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fitting for hydraulic systems using 1-inch MJIC hose ends and 1-1/4-inch Code 62 four-bolt flange ports operating at up to 6000 psi.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified fluid power technician or hydraulic system mechanic. Depressurize and lock out the hydraulic system completely before removing or installing any fittings. Use appropriate flange bolts and torque them evenly in a cross pattern per the equipment manufacturer's specifications. Inspect mating surfaces and threads for damage or contamination before assembly to prevent leaks under pressure.