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Value Brand Hose Mender 1/4 in Brass 300 psi
Repairs 1/4 in hoses at up to 300 psi with a solid brass barbed mender
- Reliable 300 psi rating handles demanding compressed-air tasks
- Brass C37700 construction resists corrosion for long service life
- 1/4 in barbed ends create secure, leak-resistant hose connections
- Male-to-male straight design simplifies inline repairs
- Proposition 65 notice alerts users to listed chemical content
Brass hose mender for 1/4 in air lines
This straight brass fitting joins two 1/4 in internal-diameter hoses using barbed ends on both sides. It is rated for 300 psi working pressure and suits compressed-air systems in automotive and workshop environments.
Brass construction resists corrosion under
The C37700 brass body maintains its seal during sustained 300 psi operation without the degradation that can affect plated steel fittings. Barbed ends grip the hose securely when clamped, reducing the risk of blow-off during extended compressor cycles.
Check hose diameter and clamp method before ordering
This mender only fits 1/4 in ID hose and provides no threads for adapters. Verify that your existing line matches the barb size and that you have suitable clamps or crimp ferrules for a permanent installation. The fitting is not reusable once crimped. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Reliable 300 psi rating handles demanding compressed-air tasks
- Brass C37700 construction resists corrosion for long service life
- 1/4 in barbed ends create secure, leak-resistant hose connections
- Male-to-male straight design simplifies inline repairs
- Proposition 65 notice alerts users to listed chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much pressure can this brass mender handle during continuous use?
The fitting is rated for 300 psi, so it will hold that pressure all day without leaking or deforming.
What hose size and clamp style do I need to install this mender?
It accepts 1/4 in. I.D. hose on both ends and uses standard hose clamps or crimp ferrules to secure the barbs.
Will the C37700 brass corrode if I connect it to my older steel air fittings?
Brass-to-steel joints are common in compressed-air systems; use thread sealant and inspect periodically for galvanic corrosion.
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