Hose Barb SS 3/8in Barb to 3/4in Garden Hose Male
$5.00
$6.40
Hose Barb 3/8in (10mm) - 3/4in Garden Hose Male - Stainless Steel
Premium stainless steel adapter with a 3/8-inch (10mm) hose barb and a 3/4-inch garden hose male thread (GHT). Features a precision-machined hex head for secure, leak-free installation.
Full Product Description:
- This 3/8" Hose Barb x 3/4" Garden Hose Male Adapter is a rugged, corrosion-resistant fitting designed for high-performance fluid handling systems. Built from durable 304 stainless steel, it connects 3/8" ID tubing to standard garden hose connections with ease.
- The hose barb end provides a tight, reliable fit for flexible tubing, while the 3/4-inch GHT male thread screws into standard garden hose female fittings. A machined hexagon head ensures easy tightening with a wrench, delivering a secure seal under pressure.
- Ideal for industrial, agricultural, marine, and pressure washing systems, this fitting ensures long-lasting performance in both indoor and outdoor applications.
Key Features:
- Connection Type: 3/8" hose barb × 3/4" GHT (garden hose thread) male
- Material: Solid 304 stainless steel – corrosion and rust resistant
- Hex Head: Wrench-friendly hex body for tight, secure connections
- Thread Standard: U.S. garden hose thread (3/4" GHT male)
- Applications: Water systems, chemical sprayers, irrigation setups, pressure washers
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