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BRAKEQUIP FITTING - BANJO 10X11MM

Description & Features

Designed for use in hydraulic brake line assemblies, the Brakequip Fitting - Banjo 10x11mm provides a compact, low-profile connection suited to applications where space is limited and a secure, leak-resistant joint is required. The banjo-style design allows fluid to pass through a hollow bolt arrangement, making it a practical choice for brake line connections in automotive and light industrial hydraulic brake circuits.

Supplied by Brakequip, this 10x11mm banjo fitting is a direct-replacement component compatible with systems requiring that specific thread and bore combination. Where an exact OEM match is needed, the alternate part numbers listed below may assist in cross-referencing equivalent parts from other suppliers.

SKU: HFB50

Supplier Part Number (MPN): HFB50

Alternate Part Numbers: MI-04147748, MINO-11456X00120

Specifications

Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number MI-04147748, Alternate Part Number MINO-11456X00120	Brand Brakequip, LLC	Brand Brakequip	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Supplier Part Number HFB50	Product Weight 0.06 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Chad M on Aug 2, 2025, 9:11 PM

Can this banjo fitting handle the pressures in a typical automotive brake system?

Answer by: Customer Support on Aug 4, 2025, 6:59 AM

Designed for use in hydraulic brake line assemblies, this fitting is well-suited for automotive and light industrial hydraulic brake circuits.

Question by: Ricky B on Jun 11, 2025, 7:39 PM

Got a brake line fitting that needs replacing on a light hydraulic setup and the spec calls out 10x11mm banjo style. This the right one?

Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 13, 2025, 6:18 AM

For a 10x11mm banjo fitting in a hydraulic brake line application, this one fits that bill. Brakequip makes it specifically for that thread and bore combination, so if your system calls out those dimensions, you're looking at a direct replacement. The hollow bolt design lets fluid pass through the fitting the way a banjo style is supposed to, keeping things compact where space is tight.