SAE Code 62 Flange x JIC 37° Male 45° Swept Elbow

High-pressure Code 62 flange into a long-radius 45° bend, finishing in a JIC 37° male. The swept radius keeps flow smooth on the high-pressure legs where Code 62 is specified, and gets the hose away from the pump case without a hard turn.

Brand: Ayrtec – mild steel body with a plated finish, manufactured to the standards listed below.

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Thread Standards

• SAE Code 62 Flange – SAE J518 Code 62 high-pressure split flange. It seals on a face O-ring and uses a heavier, tighter bolt pattern for high pressure.
• JIC 37° Male – SAE J514 37° flare. It seals metal-to-metal on the 37° cone, so it takes no tape at all.

How to Choose

• Verify the port is Code 62, not Code 61. The heavier head and tighter bolt centres are the tell, and the two will not seal against each other.
• Swept adds length over the compact body. Measure the space between the port and whatever sits next to it.
• Match the hose and crimp rating to the flange. A Code 62 flange on an under-rated hose gains you nothing.

Where You’ll Find It

• SAE Code 62 Flange – High-pressure pump and motor ports on excavators and heavy plant.
• JIC 37° Male – Hose ends and ports on imported US and Asian machinery – Caterpillar, John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Bobcat, Kubota, Takeuchi.

Cross-Reference

• SAE Code 62 Flange – SAE J518 Code 62 / ISO 6162-2 high-pressure split flange. Heavier head and tighter bolt pattern than Code 61.
• JIC 37° Male – SAE J514 / ISO 8434-2 37° flare. Parker call this series Triple-Lok. The industrial cousin of the AN 37° flare used in aviation and motorsport.

Parker, Gates, Aeroquip and Ryco all manufacture to these same standards under their own part numbering, so a fitting built to the standard above will mate with theirs.

Cross-references are given at series level as a guide to the standard, not as a part-for-part substitution. Always confirm the thread form, size and seal type against the port before ordering.

Technicians Advice

Code 62 bolts are a higher grade and must not be swapped for Code 61 hardware. Torque them in a diagonal cross pattern over several passes, and if a joint has been apart before, replace the flange O-ring rather than reusing it, because a set O-ring will not recover enough to seal at Code 62 pressures.

📐Dimensions & thread sizes – every size in this range

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Part code	A	B	Material	Finish
F62-JIM-45S-1217	1.1/16" JIC	3/4" Code 62 Flange	Mild steel	Plated finish
F62-JIM-45S-1617	1.1/16" JIC	1" Code 62 Flange	Mild steel	Plated finish
F62-JIM-45S-1621	1.5/16" JIC	1" Code 62 Flange	Mild steel	Plated finish
F62-JIM-45S-2021	1.5/16" JIC	1.1/4" Code 62 Flange	Mild steel	Plated finish
F62-JIM-45S-2026	1.5/8" JIC	1.1/4" Code 62 Flange	Mild steel	Plated finish
F62-JIM-45S-2430	1.7/8" JIC	1.1/2" Code 62 Flange	Mild steel	Plated finish

Measurements in millimetres unless shown otherwise. Thread columns show what each end mates with. Dimensions are nominal – check critical clearances against the part.

Downloads

📄 Thread Identification Chart (PDF)

Same Threads, Other Angles

🔗 Straight – same threads🔗 45° Compact – same threads🔗 90° Compact – same threads🔗 90° Swept – same threads

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