Designed for tight-angle routing in hydraulic assemblies, this steel 90° Din X Male Bspt Elbow connects a DIN tube end to a male BSPT port in a compact, right-angle configuration. The DIN tube side features an M12 x 1.5 thread (L06 size), while the BSPT side terminates at R 1/8-28, a 1/8" male connection, making it well suited for transitioning between metric DIN and BSP-standard ports within a single fitting.
Manufactured by Adaptall in steel, this elbow carries a CH width of 12mm with an L1 length of 19mm and an L2 length of 12mm, keeping the overall profile compact. Its dual-standard compatibility makes it a practical solution for hydraulic circuits where DIN tube lines must interface with BSPT-ported components such as valves, manifolds, or actuators.
fitting's got me a little turned around, the tube side is metric DIN but the port side is BSPT? how does that work together in one elbow?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 14, 2025, 3:26 PM
Both thread standards live on the same fitting, which is exactly the point of it. The DIN tube end runs M12 x 1.5 metric thread in an L06 size, and the opposite end is a 1/8" male BSPT port rated at R 1/8-28. So if you've got a metric DIN tube line that needs to tie into a valve, manifold, or actuator with a BSP-standard port, this elbow handles that transition without needing an additional adapter in the middle. The 90-degree angle keeps routing tight when you don't have room to run a straight line.
Question by: Cindy P on Nov 18, 2025, 6:19 AM
trying to hook a DIN tube line into a BSPT port, is this the right elbow for that?
Answer by: Customer Support on Nov 20, 2025, 6:25 AM
For tying those two standards together in a tight spot, it’s a 90 degree steel elbow with a DIN tube male end in M12 x 1.5 (L06) on one side and a male BSPT end in R 1/8-28 (1/8 inch) on the other.