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90*Male Orfs X Mbspp Adj Elbow

Description & Features

Designed for routing hydraulic lines at a right angle, the 90° Male Orfs X Mbspp Adj Elbow connects a 3/8" Male ORFS port (11/16-16 UN thread) to a 3/8" Male BSPP port (G 3/8-19 thread). The adjustable elbow configuration allows the outlet angle to be set during installation, providing flexibility when working in confined or directionally constrained assemblies.

Manufactured in steel by Adaptall, this fitting measures 36.8mm along the primary axis (L1) and 26.5mm on the secondary side (L2), with wrench flats of 19mm and 22mm across the respective ends. The ORFS (O-Ring Face Seal) side delivers leak-free performance through metal-to-metal face sealing with an O-ring, while the BSPP side uses parallel thread engagement. This combination makes the fitting well suited for mixed-standard hydraulic circuits where ORFS and BSPP connections must be joined in a single compact adaptor.

SKU: 6059-06-06

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 6059-06-06

Specifications

CH1 Width 19mm	CH2 Width 22mm	L1 Length 36.8mm	L2 Length 26.5mm	Adaptall Material Steel	Adaptall Shape 90° Elbow	Side 1 Callout 11/16 - 16 UN	Side 1 Gender M	Side 1 Size 3/8"	Side 1 Type Orfs	Side 2 Callout G 3/8 - 19	Side 2 Gender M	Side 2 Size 3/8"	Side 2 Type Bspp	Brand Adaptall America	Brand Adaptall	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Supplier Part Number 6059-06-06	Product Weight 0.25 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Kurt M on Nov 24, 2025, 2:46 PM

fitting's got a 90 degree angle on it, but can you actually rotate the outlet direction before you lock it down, or is it fixed once you thread it in?

Answer by: Customer Support on Nov 25, 2025, 8:26 PM

The elbow is adjustable, meaning you can position the outlet at whatever angle works best for your routing before you finalize the installation. That's the whole point of the adjustable configuration on this style of fitting. Once you've got the direction dialed in, you tighten it down and it holds. Real handy when you're working in a tight spot and a fixed elbow just won't line up right.