Midland Brass SAE 45° Flare × Male NPT 90° Elbow — Barstock
The Midland barstock brass SAE 45° flare to male NPT 90° elbow makes a leak-tight, right-angle connection between 45° flared tubing and a male NPT threaded port. Machined from solid CA360 brass bar stock for strength and corrosion resistance, it's a dependable workhorse for compressed air, refrigeration, fuel, and low-pressure hydraulic lines.
Key specifications
- Configuration: 90° male elbow — SAE 45° flare × male NPT (MNPT)
- Material: CA360 barstock brass
- Flare standard: SAE J513 (45°)
- Temperature range: −6°F to +250°F
- Meets ASA, ASME, SAE and MS standards
- Available sizes: 1/8" through 3/4" (15 flare × MNPT combinations)
Applications
Ideal for compressed-air plumbing, refrigeration and HVAC lines, fuel and gas connections, and general low-pressure fluid transfer wherever a compact 90° turn is needed.
Barstock construction delivers tighter tolerances and higher strength than forged fittings, making this Midland SAE 45° flare elbow a reliable choice for service shops and OEM assemblies. Select your flare × MNPT size below.
NOTE: Actual product may be different from pictured!
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