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Unique-Bargains Brass Fitting M12x1.75 Male to 8mm Barb 2pcs
Brass M12×1.75 male-to-8 mm barb fitting connects hose to metric ports, supplied as a pair
- TypeHose Fittings
- Solid brass resists corrosion in fuel and water lines
- One-piece barbed design seals tightly with a clamp
- M12×1.75 male thread fits metric female ports
- 8 mm barb accepts standard flexible hose
- Pack of two fittings covers both ends of a run
Brass M12×1.75 to 8 mm Barb Fitting
This brass fitting connects flexible hose with an 8 mm inner diameter to a metric M12×1.75 female port. The one-piece barbed design creates a positive seal when secured with a clamp or ferrule. Supplied as a pair of new connectors for air, water, fuel, oil or inert gas lines.
Thread Length Limits Engagement
The male thread measures approximately 9 mm in length, so the mating female port must provide at least that much full-thread depth. A total fitting length of 32 mm and a 12 mm hex width determine the installed envelope and the spanner size required for assembly.
8 mm Barb Diameter Decides Fit
The single specification that determines compatibility is the 8 mm hose-barb diameter; the tubing inner diameter must match this size for a secure connection. Mismatched hose ID will leak or blow off regardless of thread match.
Highlights
- Solid brass resists corrosion in fuel and water lines
- One-piece barbed design seals tightly with a clamp
- M12×1.75 male thread fits metric female ports
- 8 mm barb accepts standard flexible hose
- Pack of two fittings covers both ends of a run
Specifications
| Type | Hose Fittings |
|---|---|
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 8 mm barb or the M12×1.75 thread first?
Both dimensions belong to the same fitting; the 8 mm barb accepts 8 mm ID hose and the M12×1.75 male thread mates with a matching female port.
What does the 32 mm total length mean once installed?
The fitting adds roughly 32 mm to the flow path, with 20 mm of barb insertion and 9 mm of thread engagement inside the port.
How does the M12×1.75 thread limit the connection?
It requires a metric M12×1.75 female thread; the 12 mm hex allows standard spanner tightening but cannot adapt to BSP or NPT ports.
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