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This brass quick coupler is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, leak-resistant connection between threaded pipes and flexible hoses. Ideal for air, fuel, and water transfer applications, this fitting offers a straightforward, durable solution for pneumatic and fluid piping systems; however, users should ensure they have the appropriate thread sealant for high-pressure installations to prevent potential seepage.
| Model Part Number | DOESNOTAPPLY |
|---|---|
| Brand | uxcell |
The barb diameter is 19mm, which is standard for 3/4-inch internal diameter tubing.
No, gaskets are not included; you should use pipe thread sealant or tape for the male thread connection.
Yes, the brass construction is compatible with fuel and oil transfer lines.
Each purchase includes 2 pieces of the brass fitting.
BSP and NPT have different thread pitches and profiles; ensure your mating part is also BSP to prevent cross-threading.
The total dimensions are approximately 27mm by 47mm.
Ensure sufficient PTFE tape was applied and verify the threads are tightened securely.
Always use a metal hose clamp over the barbed section to physically lock the hose in place.
Apply a tiny amount of dish soap or warm water to the hose end to act as a temporary lubricant.
To install this fitting, first apply a layer of PTFE thread seal tape to the 3/4BSP male threads to ensure a leak-proof connection to your pipe fitting. Tighten using an appropriately sized wrench, taking care not to overtighten and damage the threads. For the hose side, slide your tubing over the 19mm barb; if the hose is stiff, briefly softening the end with warm water can make the installation easier.
Maintenance involves periodic inspection of the hose connection point for signs of cracking or vibration-induced loosening. If the fitting begins to show signs of oxidation after years of heavy outdoor use, a simple cleaning with a wire brush and mild solvent will restore the brass surface.
