Danfoss / Eaton ADP ELB 1/4MP 6 M SAE 2003-4-6B

Specifications

Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1AU45	Drop Dimension 0.98	Brand Danfoss Power Solutions (II LLC Aeroquip)	Brand Aeroquip	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	End Gender 1 13554	End Gender 2 13556	End Size 1 0.25	End Size 2 0.63	End Type 1 NPTF	End Type 2 SAE 45	Features Dura-Kote plating for superior corrosion resistance\|Design flexibility with hundreds of styles to choose from\|Higher operating pressures above SAE standards	ICC Elbow Adapters	Item Type NPTF Male/SAE 45° Male 90° Elbow Adapter	Language English	Product Material Brass	Product Width 0.47	Sub Brand None	Supplier Part Number 2003-4-6B	Product Weight 0.09 lbs

Product Questions & Answers 3

Product Questions & Answers

got a hose end that’s SAE 45 flare, but the port is 1/4 pipe. is this the elbow that ties those together?

Question by: Freddie P on Dec 27, 2025, 3:19 PM

For tying those two ends together at a right angle, this adapter matches a 1/4 NPTF male pipe thread on one side and a 6 size SAE 45° male flare on the other. It is a 90° elbow style, so it turns the connection without needing a straight fitting.

Answer by: Customer Support on Dec 29, 2025, 6:05 AM

does this thing connect 1/4 inch male pipe threads to a SAE 45 flare fitting, or am I reading the sizes wrong?

Question by: Keith E on Jan 19, 2026, 12:54 PM

You've got it right. One end is 1/4 inch NPTF male pipe thread and the other is a 5/8 inch SAE 45 degree male flare. The 90 degree elbow body lets you route the line at a right angle, which comes in handy when you're working in tight spots and need to change direction without bending the tubing too hard.

Answer by: Customer Support on Jan 21, 2026, 8:26 AM

Will this fitting hold up if I'm using it for hydraulics on a log splitter? Gotta make sure it can take the pressure.

Question by: Jean T on Sep 15, 2025, 8:49 PM

Designed for higher operating pressures than standard SAE requirements, this adapter should be suitable for log splitter hydraulic systems, but it's always wise to check your specific pressure needs against the component specifications to be absolutely certain.

Answer by: Customer Support on Sep 17, 2025, 6:39 AM