Value Collection 16436 Steel 45 Elbow 5/8 in Flare X Orb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 16436 is a steel 45-degree flared tube elbow fitting designed for hydraulic and fluid transfer line connections. It features a 5/8-inch tube outside diameter and a 7/8-14 thread size on both ends, with a 37-degree flare angle on the tube end and an O-ring boss (ORB) port on the outlet end. This Flare x ORB configuration allows a flared tube to connect directly to an ORB-threaded port, making it a common choice in hydraulic systems, HVAC refrigerant piping, and fluid power assemblies. Licensed plumbers, pipefitters, and hydraulic system technicians typically install this type of fitting.

This fitting is suited for use in hydraulic lines, refrigerant circuits, and other fluid-conveyance systems that require a 45-degree change in direction at a flare-to-ORB transition point. It is packaged in quantities of two per package, making it practical for jobs requiring matching pairs. The steel construction provides durability for use in industrial and commercial service environments where tube fittings are subject to pressure cycling and vibration.

Key Features

• 45-degree elbow geometry routes tubing around obstructions without sharp bends
• 37-degree flare angle on the tube end conforms to standard JIC-style flare geometry
• 7/8-14 thread size on both ends for consistent port and tube sizing
• Flare x ORB end connection allows direct flared-tube-to-ORB-port installation
• Steel construction for strength and pressure resistance in hydraulic and fluid power applications
• Sold in packages of two per package

Compatibility

Designed as a standard Flare x ORB 45-degree elbow fitting for hydraulic and fluid transfer systems using 5/8-inch OD tubing with 7/8-14 thread ports.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed pipefitters, hydraulic technicians, or plumbers. Depressurize and fully isolate the system before removing or installing any tube fittings. Inspect the flare seat and ORB port for damage or debris before assembly, and verify that the O-ring is seated properly before torquing the fitting. Refer to applicable industry standards for torque requirements based on material and thread size.