303 stainless steel multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings provide excellent resistance to corrosion and good resistance to heat and chemicals. They are stronger than 6061-T6 aluminum rigid barbed hose fittings. These fittings have various connection types on one end and raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.

316 stainless steel multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings have higher corrosion resistance than other types of stainless steel hose fittings, making them a good choice for applications in saltwater and chlorine environments. They also protect the fluids in the pipe system from environmental contaminants, even if scratched. These fittings have various connection types on one end and raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.

6061-T6 aluminum multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings provide excellent corrosion resistance, good pressure capacity, and shock absorption. They are more lightweight than brass rigid barbed hose fittings. These fittings have various connection types on one end and raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.

Brass multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings provide good strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance. They are more heat-resistant than 6061-T6 aluminum rigid barbed hose fittings. They have various connection types on one end with raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.

Brass multipurpose rigid barbed hose menders are used to repair and connect damaged hoses. They provide good strength, ductility, and corrosion resistance. They are more heat-resistant than 6061-T6 aluminum rigid barbed hose menders. These fittings have raised ridges (or barbs) on both ends of the fitting. The spliced ends of hoses are pushed onto the mender to create a leak-resistant seal.

Low-lead brass multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings are certified for use with potable water, making them a good choice for hose assemblies in plumbing systems that transport drinking water. They are also resistant to corrosion from water, saltwater, heat, minerals, and acids. These fittings have various connection types on one end and raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.

Low-lead brass multipurpose rigid barbed hose menders are used to repair and connect damaged hoses. They are certified for use with potable water, making them a good choice for hose assemblies in plumbing systems that transport drinking water. They are also resistant to corrosion from water, saltwater, heat, minerals, and acids. These fittings have raised ridges (or barbs) on both ends of the fitting. The spliced ends of hoses are pushed onto the mender to create a leak-resistant seal.

Polypropylene multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings provide high strength and good resistance to abrasion and chemicals. These lightweight fittings are commonly used in multipurpose hose assemblies to convey fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, waste, saltwater, and cooling water. They have NPT (National Pipe Taper) threads on one end and raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.

Red brass multipurpose rigid barbed hose fittings are more durable and corrosion-resistant than brass rigid barbed hose fittings. They can withstand high heat and are highly resistant to corrosion from water, saltwater, acid, heat, and minerals. These fittings have NPT (National Pipe Taper) threads on one end and raised ridges (or barbs) on the other end that grip the inside of hoses to hold them in place. They are secured with a clamp or crimped ferrule for a leak-resistant seal.