37° Flared JIC Fittings — 316 Stainless Steel

About 37° JIC Flare Elbows

JIC elbows turn a 37° flare line through 90° or 45° at the point of connection, removing the need to bend the tube tightly next to a port. A tight bend close to a fitting can thin the tube wall and put side load on the flare, so an elbow is often the cleaner option in a crowded valve block or pump enclosure.

This page groups five styles. The male elbow screws directly into a threaded port. The adjustable male elbow has a straight thread with a lock nut and O-ring, so it can be turned to the required angle before being locked and sealed, which helps when lining up several tubes on one manifold. The 45° male elbow gives a gentler change of direction. The female elbow accepts a male-threaded component, and the union elbow joins two flared tubes at a right angle with no threaded port at all.

All parts are SS316 with 37° flare ends, and threaded versions are offered in NPT, BSPT, BSPP, SAE/MS and metric forms. Typical uses include hydraulic lines, heavy machinery and petrochemical plant.

• Use the adjustable male elbow where final orientation matters during assembly.
• Choose a union elbow for tube-to-tube turns away from any port.
• Filter by fitting type, thread and size, then request a quote from the UK team.