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90* Mjic X Male Metric Adj Elb

Description & Features

This 90deg; elbow fitting by Adaptall America is engineered for industrial applications that demand reliable connections. On one end, it features a male JIC connection (1-1/16 - 12 UN), while the other end has a male metric connection (M26 x 1.5).

Constructed from durable steel, this fitting ensures long-lasting performance even in challenging environments. The CH1 width of 27mm and CH2 width of 36mm offer precise fitting for secure connections.

With an L1 length of 47.8mm and an L2 length of 41.1mm, this elbow fitting is compact, allowing for seamless integration into machinery and equipment with space constraints.

MPN: 9069-12-26

Supplier Part Number: 9069-12-26

Specifications

CH1 Width 27mm	CH2 Width 36mm	L1 Length 47.8mm	L2 Length 41.1mm	Adaptall Material Steel	Adaptall Shape 90° Elbow	Side 1 Callout 1-1/16 - 12 UN	Side 1 Gender M	Side 1 Size 3/4"	Side 1 Type Jic	Side 2 Callout M26 X 1.5	Side 2 Gender M	Side 2 Size 26mm	Side 2 Type Metric	Brand Adaptall America	Brand Adaptall	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Supplier Part Number 9069-12-26	Product Weight 0.68 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Cody H on Nov 23, 2025, 1:24 PM

trying to swap a hose over, is this elbow the one that’s 3/4 JIC male on one side and M26 x 1.5 male on the other?

Answer by: Customer Support on Nov 25, 2025, 6:01 AM

It matches a male JIC end with a 1-1/16 - 12 UN thread (listed as 3/4 size) on one side, and a male metric M26 x 1.5 thread (26 mm size) on the other. It’s a 90 degree adjustable elbow, so it’s meant for that JIC to metric male to male connection.

Question by: Patty B on Oct 16, 2025, 10:20 AM

got a piece of equipment running M26 x 1.5 metric ports and need to tie into a JIC line, this fitting handle that crossover?

Answer by: Customer Support on Oct 18, 2025, 8:47 AM

That's what this one's built for. One end is a 3/4" male JIC (1-1/16-12 UN) and the other is a male metric M26 x 1.5, so it bridges those two thread standards at a 90-degree angle. Steel construction keeps it solid under the kind of conditions you'd find in most industrial hydraulic setups.