Parker KP46826 Female Seal-lok Swivel 90 Elbow Fitting

Product Description

The PARKER KP46826 is a female Seal-Lok swivel 90-degree elbow fitting designed for hydraulic hose assemblies. It accepts a 3/8-inch hose diameter and threads onto a 11/16-16 Seal-Lok port. The swivel design allows the hose to be oriented without twisting the assembly, which reduces stress on the hose and fitting during installation. This fitting is sold in packages of two and is used by hydraulic technicians, mobile equipment mechanics, and industrial maintenance professionals working on high-pressure fluid power systems.

This fitting is suited for hydraulic plumbing applications where a 90-degree change in hose direction is required at a Seal-Lok port. Typical uses include mobile equipment, agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and industrial hydraulic systems where space constraints or routing requirements demand an angled connection. The Seal-Lok interface provides a face-seal connection that resists leakage under vibration and pressure cycling common in these environments.

Key Features

• Female Seal-Lok swivel interface provides a leak-resistant face-seal connection
• 90-degree elbow geometry allows compact, angled hose routing
• Swivel body permits hose positioning without twisting the assembly
• Compatible with 3/8-inch hydraulic hose diameter
• 11/16-16 thread size matches standard Seal-Lok port dimensions
• Sold in packages of two, with a minimum order quantity of one package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation fitting for hydraulic hose assemblies using 3/8-inch hose and 11/16-16 Seal-Lok threaded ports in mobile and industrial hydraulic systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Depressurize and bleed the hydraulic system fully before removing or installing any fittings. Inspect the face-seal O-ring for damage prior to assembly and replace if necessary. Torque the fitting to the system or port manufacturer specifications using the appropriate crowfoot or open-end wrench; do not use the hose or swivel nut to apply torque to the elbow body.