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Value Brand Brass Hose Mender 1/4 In ID 250 psi
A brass barbed hose mender that joins two 1/4 in ID hoses at up to 250 psi
- Brass construction resists corrosion for long service life
- Barbed ends grip 1/4 in ID hose without clamps
- Rated to 250 psi for high-pressure air lines
- Straight male-to-male design joins two hose sections directly
- Reusable fitting allows quick repairs and reconfiguration
Brass Hose Mender 1/4 Inch ID
This brass hose mender repairs damaged 1/4 inch inner diameter air lines with a straight barbed design. It connects two hose sections using male barbed ends on both sides for a secure fit. The fitting handles pressures up to 250 psi in pneumatic systems.
Replaces Damaged Hose Sections
Use this mender to splice a cut or worn section instead of replacing the entire hose assembly. The reusable brass construction allows disassembly and repositioning if the initial clamp placement needs adjustment. The jump is worth it when the remaining hose length is still serviceable.
Suits Air Tool Operators
Ideal for technicians maintaining compressed air lines in workshops or mobile service trucks. Not suitable for buyers needing a different barb size or a female-threaded connection type. Those requiring higher pressure ratings or alternative fitting materials should look at other options.
Highlights
- Brass construction resists corrosion for long service life
- Barbed ends grip 1/4 in ID hose without clamps
- Rated to 250 psi for high-pressure air lines
- Straight male-to-male design joins two hose sections directly
- Reusable fitting allows quick repairs and reconfiguration
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What hose sizes does the 1/4 in ID brass mender connect?
It joins two hoses each with a 1/4 in inner diameter and 5/8 in outer diameter using barbed ends.
How do I install the barbed mender without leaks?
Push each hose fully over the barbs until it seats against the fitting body, then secure with proper hose clamps.
When should I replace this brass hose mender?
Replace it if the brass shows cracks, corrosion, deformation or if the barbs no longer grip the hose securely.
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