Aircraft Elbow 14Mm-1/4 M Pu Hose Fitting

AirCraft 90° Elbow Push-In PU Hose Fitting â" 14mm x 1/4" Male BSP (SPL14-02)

At a Glance: 90° elbow push-in fitting for 14mm PU hose with a 1/4" Male BSP threaded connection.

When your air line needs a clean turn without kinking the hose, the AirCraft SPL14-02 elbow fitting is the tidy solution. This 90° push-in connector is designed for 14mm PU hose and finishes with a 1/4" Male BSP threadâ"perfect for routing compressed air around tight corners on compressors, manifolds, regulators, cylinders, and pneumatic tooling. Push the hose in for a secure grip, tighten the threaded end, and youâve got a compact directional connection that keeps your setup neat, efficient, and easier to service.

Specifications

Features

• 90° elbow design Redirects air line routing neatly around corners and tight spaces.
• Push-in (push-to-connect) hose connection Allows quick installation of 14mm PU hose without clamps.
• 1/4" Male BSP thread Common threaded connection for many pneumatic ports and adapters.
• Secure gripping collet Helps hold the hose firmly for a dependable seal under pressure.
• Durable body construction Built for regular use in workshop and industrial pneumatic environments.

Benefits

• Cleaner hose routing: Elbow layout reduces hose bend stress and helps prevent kinks.
• Faster installations: Push-in design speeds up assembly and maintenance work.
• More reliable air lines: A proper fit helps minimise leaks and pressure loss.
• Space-saving setup: Ideal where straight fittings would force awkward hose loops.

Extra Information

• Hose compatibility: Designed for 14mm PU (polyurethane) air hose; ensure the hose OD matches for a proper seal.
• Thread sealing: Use suitable thread sealant (PTFE tape or pneumatic thread sealant) on the 1/4" BSP male thread where required.
• Removal tip: To release the hose, depress the collet ring and pull the hose outavoid yanking without releasing the collet.

Safety

• Always depressurise the air system before installing, removing, or servicing pneumatic fittings.
• Wear eye protection when working with compressed air lines and fittings.
• After installation, pressurise slowly and check for air leaks using soapy waternever test leaks with your hands under pressure.
• Ensure the hose is fully inserted and secured to reduce the risk of hose whip if a line disconnects.