Part Code: ASAB-F-HPF16
Introducing the ASAB HPF16 Swivel Elbow — designed to deliver a secure, high-pressure 90° connection while allowing controlled swivel movement to reduce hose twist and fitting strain. Made for professional airless spray systems, this elbow is ideal where tight clearances, cleaner hose routing, and long-term sealing reliability are critical.
Rated to 5000 PSI, the elbow configuration helps direct the hose without forcing hard bends that can kink, fatigue, or rub out over time. The swivel action allows the connected hose or accessory to rotate naturally during use, reducing stress on threads and sealing faces and helping maintain stable pressure delivery under load.
Whether you’re tidying up a gun connection, adding flexibility to a whip hose, or replacing a worn elbow that’s been doing the wrong thing, the ASAB HPF16 is a job-site-ready solution for high-pressure airless work.
Key Benefits
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Rated to 5000 PSI for high-pressure airless applications
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90° swivel elbow for improved hose routing in tight spaces
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1/4" Female x 1/4" Female configuration suits common high-pressure connections
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NPT thread for secure, tapered sealing on compatible high-pressure fittings
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Swivel design reduces hose twist, kinking, and fitting strain
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Supports consistent sealing integrity during movement and repositioning
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Heavy-duty construction for commercial job site use
What’s Included
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ASAB 5000 PSI Swivel Elbow 1/4" F x 1/4" F (NPT) — ASAB-F-HPF16
Safety Check
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Depressurise fully before fitting changes: Switch to prime/relief, trigger the gun into a waste bucket, and confirm pressure is at zero.
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High-pressure injection hazard: Never check leaks with your hand — use cardboard or a rag and keep clear of pressurised joints.
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Match thread types correctly: Confirm all mating components are 1/4" NPT (do not mix NPT with BSP/NPSM).
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Pressure rating matters: Ensure all connected hoses and fittings are rated to 5000 PSI or higher.
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Inspect threads and sealing faces: Replace damaged components — cracked, stretched, or cross-threaded fittings can fail under pressure.
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Pressure test gradually after installation: Start at low pressure, check for leaks, then increase slowly to operating pressure.