1/2 in. x 1/4 in. Brass Hose Barb x Male NPT 90-Degree Elbow, Forged
1/2 in. x 1/4 in. Brass Hose Barb x Male NPT 90-Degree Elbow, Forged
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The 1/2 in. x 1/4 in. Brass Hose Barb x Male NPT 90-Degree Elbow, Forged is a brass hose barb 90° elbow fitting that redirects a tubing or hose run without requiring tube bending. Dezincification-resistant brass body ensures long service life in water, oil, gas, and compressed air systems.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Brass (dezincification-resistant) |
| Connection Type | hose barb |
| Shape | Elbow |
| End Connections | See product title for sizes |
| Pressure Rating | 150 WOG (nylon/polypropylene) / 250 WOG (brass) |
| Temperature Range | −20°F to 250°F (nylon/poly) / −20°F to 366°F (brass/SS) |
Key Features
- Dezincification-resistant brass — resists corrosion in water, gas, and oil service
- Precision machined for repeatable, leak-free connections
- Barbed shank grips flexible hose ID for a pull-resistant, pressure-rated seal
- Use with a properly sized hose clamp for maximum working pressure
- Compatible with PVC, polyethylene, silicone, and rubber hose
- 90° turn eliminates tube bending and reduces kink and fatigue risk
Common Applications
Widely used in chemical dosing and metering systems, cooling water circuits, irrigation and drip systems, laboratory fluid distribution, pool and spa equipment, and any system connecting flexible hose to a valve port or threaded pipe fitting.
Technical Resources
- Hose Barb Sizing Chart: ID to Fitting Match — Match barb OD to hose ID
- NPT Thread Tightening Reference — Proper thread engagement turns
- Brass Fitting Types and Sizes Guide — All fitting styles explained