Parker PP-00224 Hydraulic Hose Fitting 45 Degree Elbow

Product Description

The PARKER PP-00224 is a 45-degree elbow hydraulic hose fitting designed for use with a wide range of Parker hydraulic hose assemblies. Constructed from steel with a female threaded connection, this fitting accepts an M24x1.5 thread and is sized for hoses with a 0.5-inch (Size 8) inside diameter. It is used by hydraulic technicians and maintenance professionals to route hose runs at a 45-degree angle, reducing stress on hose ends and allowing cleaner routings in tight equipment bays. The fitting meets ISO 12151-2-SWE45 standards and is subject to California Proposition 65 disclosure requirements. It ships in a package quantity of four units.

This fitting is intended for use in industrial and mobile hydraulic systems where a 45-degree hose termination is required. It is suited for original equipment assembly as well as field repair and hose fabrication work. The Size 8 designation and 0.5-inch ID make it a common selection for medium-pressure hydraulic circuits found in construction equipment, agricultural machinery, and industrial power units. Installers specify this fitting when routing hoses away from rigid ports or bulkheads at a 45-degree offset to avoid sharp hose bends.

Key Features

• 45-degree elbow geometry reduces hose stress and improves routing clearance in confined spaces
• Steel construction provides durability in demanding hydraulic service environments
• Female threaded connection with M24x1.5 thread size for secure, leak-resistant assembly
• Sized for 0.5-inch ID (Size 8) hydraulic hose
• Meets ISO 12151-2-SWE45 dimensional and performance standards
• California Proposition 65 compliant; sold in packages of four

Compatibility

Compatible with Parker hose series 187 TC, 187 ST, 302, 304, 387 TC, 387 ST, 422, 424, 426, 436, 471TC, 471ST, 472TC, 482TC, 482ST, 487 TC, 487 ST, 722 TC, 722 ST, 787 TC, 787 ST, 797 TC, 797 ST, and 881 hoses as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Depressurize and bleed down the hydraulic system completely before removing or installing any fittings to prevent injury from stored pressure. Use proper thread engagement practices and verify thread type compatibility before assembly; never cross-thread or over-torque fittings. Inspect hose ends and sealing surfaces for damage before making up connections.