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Stainless Steel Adapter, 1/8-27 Male NPT To 7/16-20 Male JIC 37 deg Flare, 45 deg Elbow

Description & Features

Constructed from 316 stainless steel, this 45-degree elbow adapter connects a 1/8-27 male NPT thread to a 7/16-20 male JIC 37° flare, making it well-suited for hydraulic and fluid system assemblies where corrosion resistance and directional routing are required. The 45° elbow configuration allows lines to be redirected where space constraints or routing geometry would make a straight fitting impractical.

The Stainless Steel Adapter, 1/8-27 Male NPT To 7/16-20 Male JIC 37 deg Flare, 45 deg Elbow is manufactured by SSP Fittings Corp and carries catalog number C1CZ91. With a tube OD of 0.25 in. and compact overall dimensions, it is a practical choice for tight installations requiring a reliable transition between NPT and JIC connection standards. 316 stainless steel construction provides strong resistance to corrosion in demanding industrial environments.

SKU: J4ME-45

Supplier Part Number (MPN): J4ME-45

Alternate Part Numbers: C1CZ91, MI-08750316, MINO-00766X89807

Specifications

Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1CZ91, Alternate Part Number MI-08750316, Alternate Part Number MINO-00766X89807	Brand Ssp Fittings Corp	Brand SSP Fittings Corp	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	M 0.72	N 0.64	Supplier Part Number J4ME-45	Thread 1 1/8-27	Thread 2 7/16-20	Thread Sealant No	Tube O.D. 0.25	Tube O.D. 0.25	Product Weight 0.04 lbs

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Model Number	Tube O.D.	Thread 1	Thread 2	M	N
J12ME-45 Stainless Male NPT To JIC 45 Elbow	0.75	3/4-14	1-1/16-12	1.28	1.2
J4-4ME-45 Stainless Male NPT To JIC 45 Elbow	0.25	1/8-18	7/16-20	0.82	0.86
J6ME-45 Stainless Male NPT To JIC 45 Elbow	0.38	1/4-18	9/16-18	0.83	0.86
J8ME-45 Stainless Male NPT To JIC 45 Elbow	0.5	3/8-18	3/4-16	0.98	0.95

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Dale C on Apr 13, 2025, 1:37 PM

Got a fitting spot on a small hydraulic line that runs at a real awkward angle, would this 45-degree elbow help redirect it without having to reroute the whole line?

Answer by: Customer Support on Apr 14, 2025, 7:57 PM

A 45-degree elbow is exactly the kind of fitting that saves you from tearing apart a whole assembly. Where a straight adapter would force the line to bend sharply or conflict with nearby hardware, the angled body lets the connection exit at a gentler offset. The NPT side threads into a port and the JIC 37-degree flare end connects to the line, so you get the thread transition and the directional change handled by one fitting instead of two.