DIN 2353 90° ELBOW BSP THREAD ADJUSTABLE STUD ENDS WITH O-RING SEALING

90° Elbow (DIN 2353 / ISO 8434-1) Definition

A 90° Elbow is a type of hydraulic fitting used to join two pipes or tubes at a 90-degree angle. This fitting features two different sealing methods: a 24° compression (bite-type) cutting ring seal on one end and bsp thread adjustable stud ends with o-ring sealing on the other end. These connectors are designed to provide a secure, leak-free connection, ensuring smooth and efficient fluid flow in hydraulic systems.

Key Characteristics

Standard: Manufactured according to DIN 2353 (German Standard) and ISO 8434-1 (International Standard) for hydraulic fittings, which specify the dimensions, thread types, and materials for the fitting.

Connection Methods

• 24° Compression Cutting Ring Seal: One end uses a 24° compression (bite-type) cutting ring that compresses onto the tube, forming a mechanical seal ideal for high-pressure hydraulic systems.
• bsp thread adjustable stud ends with o-ring sealing: The other end features an O-ring adjustable seal type "H", where the sealing elements include a nut, back-up washer, retaining ring, and O-ring. The thread type is British Standard Pipe Parallel (BSPP) (ISO 228), providing a reliable and leak-resistant connection.

Material

Typically made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or other alloys depending on the application and fluid compatibility.