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Danfoss / Eaton Coupling

Description & Features

Designed for reliable performance in instrumentation, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems, this Danfoss / Eaton Coupling features a 90˚ male elbow adapter. Engineered with Dura-Kote plating, it offers superior corrosion resistance, ensuring a long-lasting and durable connection. The coupling supports design flexibility, accommodating a variety of configurations with its NPTF male to line/hose/tube female ends, both measuring 0.375 inches. Constructed from robust brass, it withstands a minimum working temperature of -65°F, making it suitable for diverse industrial environments.

The coupling meets SAE 060202BA standards and is capable of handling higher operating pressures exceeding typical SAE requirements. With a drop dimension of 0.9300 inches and a hex size of 0.63 inches, it provides a compact yet efficient solution for tight spaces. This product is part of the Elbow Adapters category, ensuring compatibility with similar components in your system. Its 0.72-inch width and lightweight 0.5 lb design add to the ease of installation and maintenance.

SKU: IG69X6X6

Supplier Part Number (MPN): 69X6X6

Specifications

Application Instrumentation, hydraulic and pneumatic systems.	Certifications SAE 060202BA	Drop Dimension 0.93	End Gender 1 13554	End Gender 2 13555	End Size 1 0.38	End Size 2 0.38	End Type 1 NPTF	End Type 2 Line/Hose/Tube	Features Dura-Kote plating for superior corrosion resistance\|Design flexibility with hundreds of styles to choose from\|Higher operating pressures above SAE standards	Hex Size 2 0.63	ICC Elbow Adapters	Item Type NPTF Male/Line/Hose/Tube Female 90° Elbow Adapter	Language English	Minimum Working Temperature -65	Net Pack Quantity Units EA	NMFC 60	Product Material Brass	Product Width 0.72	Sub Brand None	Supplier Part Number 69X6X6	Product Weight 0.13 lbs

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Harvey M on Sep 28, 2025, 12:40 PM

Is this here elbow fitting gonna hold up if I'm running some serious pressure through it?

Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 29, 2025, 9:41 PM

It's built to handle higher operating pressures that even exceed typical SAE standards, so it should definitely be up to the task.