Brass Push-On Hose Barb Union 3/4 (Multiple of 2)
Brass Push-On Hose Barb Union 3/4 (Multiple of 2)
Description
NPT thread manufactured to ANSI - ASME B1.20.1 standards.
Good vibration resistance.
No need for cutting and crimping with ferrules.
Push-On fittings simplify maintenance operations
To replace a Push-On fitting, cut the hose straight and insert the push-to-connect fitting.
Push-on fittings should only be used with Push-On type hoses. Using these fittings with an incorrect hose may cause accidents.
Technical Specifications
- Product Series41
- Product TypeUnions
- ShapeStraight
- Inlet Connection TypeBarbed
- Inlet Connection SubtypeImperial Push-On Barb
- Inlet Nominal Size (Imperial)3/4 in
- Inlet Connection GenderMale
- 2nd Inlet Connection TypeBarbed
- 2nd Inlet Connection SubtypeImperial Push-On Barb
- 2nd Inlet Nominal Size (Imperial)3/4 in
- Maximum Inlet Pressure (PSI)150
- Maximum Fluid Temperature (°C)71
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Warranty
G1: 1 Year Warranty
The replacement warranty (G) means that the product, or parts of the product, may be replaced by a new product and/or parts or equivalent. The warranty covers any manufacturing or material defect. The warranty does not cover installation and/or removal costs incurred by the customer nor shipping costs.
Failure to comply with the technical specifications, failure to follow the guidelines in the installation guide and/or the technical sheet, inappropriate or excessive tightening, misuse and/or abuse, failure to comply with the maintenance guidelines, normal wear, contamination and/or corrosion, neglect/accident, unauthorized repair attempt and/or disassembly, alteration of the product, assembly with incompatible products.
If the product contains one or several parts with a 1-month limited warranty (GL), these parts will be excluded from the 1-year warranty (G1).
Disclaimer
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