Midland Industries 2501LL44 90 Deg Elbow Jic X Nptf Steel

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 2501LL44 is a steel extra-long 90-degree elbow adapter designed to connect 1/4-inch Male JIC (7/16-20 thread) to 1/4-inch Male NPTF (1/4-18 thread) hydraulic lines. The extra-long body provides additional clearance in tight installation areas where a standard elbow would not fit or would conflict with adjacent components. Center-to-end dimensions are 2.07 inches by 1.05 inches. This fitting is used in hydraulic plumbing assemblies and is typically installed by hydraulic technicians, industrial mechanics, or mobile equipment service professionals working on steel-line hydraulic circuits.

The 2501LL44 belongs to the 2501-LL Series of Male JIC to Male Pipe extra-long elbows. It is suited for hydraulic system routing applications where a directional change from a JIC-terminated hose or tube to an NPTF port is required. The extra-long configuration helps avoid interference with nearby hardware, making it a practical choice in compact manifold or valve body assemblies in both mobile and stationary hydraulic equipment.

Key Features

• 90-degree extra-long elbow geometry provides added clearance in confined hydraulic plumbing layouts
• Connection 1: 1/4-inch Male JIC with 7/16-20 thread
• Connection 2: 1/4-inch Male NPTF with 1/4-18 thread
• Center-to-end dimensions: 2.07 inches x 1.05 inches
• Steel construction for durability in hydraulic pressure applications
• Part of the MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 2501-LL Series steel JIC adapter line

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hydraulic adapter for steel JIC hydraulic line assemblies requiring a 1/4-inch Male JIC to 1/4-inch Male NPTF 90-degree transition in residential, commercial, or industrial hydraulic systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician or mechanic familiar with JIC and NPTF thread standards. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before removing or installing any fittings. NPTF threads rely on thread-form interference for sealing - inspect threads carefully and apply appropriate thread sealant per the system manufacturer's recommendations. Do not overtighten; use a backup wrench on adjoining fittings to avoid stressing connected components.