Parker PP-00766 Female Jic Swivel Fitting 45 Deg Elbow

Product Description

The PARKER PP-00766 is a steel female JIC swivel hydraulic hose fitting configured as a 45-degree elbow with a short drop profile. It is designed for use in high-pressure hydraulic plumbing systems where a swiveling female JIC thread connection is required at a 45-degree angle. The fitting uses a threaded connection type and is manufactured from steel for durability in demanding hydraulic applications. The short drop configuration keeps the assembly compact in installations where clearance is limited. This fitting is installed by hydraulic system technicians and equipment mechanics working on mobile or industrial hydraulic circuits.

This fitting is suited for hydraulic hose assemblies in industrial and mobile equipment applications. It is compatible with Parker 387, TC, ST, 487, 787, and 797 series hoses, making it a practical choice for technicians assembling or repairing hydraulic lines on construction, agricultural, or industrial machinery. The 45-degree elbow geometry helps route hoses cleanly around obstructions without creating excessive stress on the hose end. The swivel feature allows the hose to be positioned during assembly without twisting the hose body.

Key Features

• Female JIC swivel design allows rotational positioning during assembly without twisting the hose
• 45-degree short drop elbow configuration for compact, low-clearance installations
• Steel construction for strength in high-pressure hydraulic service
• Threaded connection type for secure, leak-resistant hydraulic plumbing
• Compatible with Parker 387, TC, ST, 487, 787, and 797 series hoses
• Meets ISO 12151-5 standards; subject to California Proposition 65 requirements

Compatibility

Designed for use with Parker 387/TC/ST, 487/TC/ST, 787/TC/ST, and 797/TC/ST hydraulic hoses. The female JIC swivel interface is suitable for hydraulic systems using standard JIC 37-degree flare fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified hydraulic technician. Depressurize and isolate the hydraulic circuit completely before removing or installing any fittings. Use appropriate wrenching flats and avoid over-tightening, which can damage the JIC seat or thread. Inspect the JIC flare seat for nicks or deformation before assembly to ensure a leak-free connection.