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NPT and BSPT have different flank angles, 60 against 55 degrees. They will screw together for a few turns and still not seal reliably.

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Full-flow swivel fittings, metric

Full-flow swivel fittings join a tube line to an equipment port, turning to the required direction as the nut is tightened. The bore stays fully open across the change of direction, so the fitting adds no restriction. This group lists 97 items having a metric male stud thread.

Selection rests on the stud thread from M 10x1 up to M 48x2, the tube size from 8 LL (M12x1) up to 42 L (M52x2) in light as well as heavy series, plus the material: zinc plated steel or stainless steel 1.4571. Matching sealing edge rings are listed separately.

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How to choose Full-flow swivel fittings, metric

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical data

⚡Threads M 10x1 to M 48x2 - twelve metric sizes, among them M 14x1,5, M 20x1,5, M 22x1,5, M 33x2, matching ports on pumps, valves, cylinders.

⚡Tube 8 LL to 42 L - light series from 6 L (M12x1,5) up to 42 L (M52x2), heavy series from 6 S (M14x1,5) up to 38 S (M52x2).

⚡Full bore - the full-flow design carries the inside diameter through the 90 degree bend without any reduction.

⚡Two materials - zinc plated steel for general machine building, stainless steel 1.4571 for corrosion loaded lines.

⚡Sealing edge ring - the stud end seals through a sealing edge ring, available in stainless steel up to size 22 L.

Applications

Swivel fittings sit on hydraulic power units, pumps, directional valves, where the tube direction is fixed only during assembly. The elbow shape saves space on densely populated manifolds, allowing connection even after the pipe run has been laid. Versions in 1.4571 serve lines carrying corrosive media, zinc plated steel covers the standard case.