Loc-Line
Loc-Line 61508 Flex Hose Adapter 3/4 in to 1/2 in Trap
Connects 3/4 in and 1/2 in non-threaded hose ends with a 40 psi pressure rating
- TypeDrain Components
- ColorSilver
- Reduces hose size from 3/4 in to 1/2 in for flexible routing
- Withstands up to 40 psi for reliable low-pressure drainage
- Resists acetone, alcohol, gasoline and common solvents for chemical durability
- Non-threaded slip-fit ends enable quick tool-free installation
- Supplied as a pack of two adapters for immediate use
Flex Hose Reducer
The Loc-Line 61508 is a non-threaded reducer that joins a 3/4 inch flexible hose to a 1/2 inch hose. It is sold as a pack of two silver coloured components for plumbing and fluid-transfer systems. The part is rated to a maximum pressure of 40 psi.
Use Cases and Limits
It suits installers who need to step down hose diameter in low-pressure lines carrying water, oils, detergents or the listed solvents. It is not for threaded connections, high-pressure hydraulic circuits, or applications that exceed the 40 psi rating.
Pressure Rating
The 40 psi maximum working pressure is the single figure that decides whether this reducer fits the system. Any line that operates above that limit requires a different component.
Highlights
- Reduces hose size from 3/4 in to 1/2 in for flexible routing
- Withstands up to 40 psi for reliable low-pressure drainage
- Resists acetone, alcohol, gasoline and common solvents for chemical durability
- Non-threaded slip-fit ends enable quick tool-free installation
- Supplied as a pack of two adapters for immediate use
Specifications
| Type | Drain Components |
|---|---|
| Color | Silver |
| Brand | Loc-Line |
| Model | 61508 |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the Loc-Line 61508 reducer to 3/4 in and 1/2 in hoses without threading?
Push each hose end firmly onto the corresponding non‑threaded barb until it seats fully; the step people miss is skipping a drop of compatible lubricant such as dish detergent to ease insertion and prevent the hose from creeping off under pressure.
What upkeep does the Loc-Line 61508 reducer need over time?
Inspect the hose‑to‑barb junctions periodically for cracks or loosening; if a hose shows wear or the fit feels loose, replace that hose section — no internal seals or moving parts exist inside the reducer itself.
At what pressure does the Loc-Line 61508 reducer reach its limit during continuous use?
The reducer is rated for a maximum of 40 psi; sustained operation at or above that pressure will cause leakage or hose blow‑off before any other failure mode appears.
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