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12MJ-12FLANGE 90 DEG ELBOW CODE 62

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Description & Features

Manufactured by Brennan Industries Inc, this 90-degree elbow fitting is designed with precision and quality standards to ensure robust performance across various demanding applications.

Constructed to connect 1 1/16-12 UN threads with a 3/4 flange, this component fits seamlessly into various industrial setups. The fitting has an industry-standard size of 3/4 inch tube outside diameter.

The design includes a 1 1/8 inch across flats dimension for easy wrench engagement during installation. Measuring 2.83 inches in length (L1) and 2.28 inches in secondary dimension (L2), the fitting provides optimal spatial configuration for constrained environments.

Part of the 1804 series, the 12MJ-12Flange 90deg Elbow Code 62 offers reliable durability and hydraulic performance.

Supplier Part Number: 1804-12-12

Specifications

af Dimensions
1-1/8 in
Connection Size 1
3/4 in
Connection Size 2
3/4 in
Connection Type
Flanged, Male JIC
Connection Type 1
Male SAE 37 deg JIC
Connection Type 2
SAE Code 62 Flange
Dimension Standards
SAE J514, SAE J518
Finish
Trivalent Zinc-Plated
Fitting Type
90 deg Elbow
Hex Size
1-1/8 in
l1 Dimensions
2.83 in
l2 Dimensions
2.28 in
Material
Steel
Material Construction
S20C Steel
Maximum Operating Pressure
5000 psi
Series
1804 Series
Thread Size
1-1/16-12
Tube Outside Diameter
3/4 in

Product Questions & Answers (2)

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Question by: Merle C on Aug 23, 2025, 10:54 AM
got a tight spot on a hydraulic line, how much room does this 90 elbow actually take up?
Answer by: Customer Support on Aug 25, 2025, 7:00 AM
Space-wise, it comes in at 2.83 inches on the L1 dimension and 2.28 inches on L2, so you can plan around those two legs when you are trying to tuck it into a constrained area.
Question by: Lynn B on Nov 19, 2025, 6:33 AM
What size wrench do I need to tighten this elbow down?
Answer by: Customer Support on Nov 21, 2025, 7:38 AM
You'll need a 1 1/8 inch wrench to get it snug.

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