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Barbed Male Hose End

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$2.85 - $77.75

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Description

Start Your System. Connect Tubing to Spigots.

The Barbed Male Hose End is the essential link between your water source and your irrigation layout. It allows you to connect flexible Polyethylene Tubing directly to any component with standard female hose threads, such as a garden hose faucet (spigot), a water timer, or a hose-end filter.

Molded from durable grey Schedule 40 PVC, this adapter features a Male Hose Thread (MHT) on one side and a secure barbed insert on the other. Because this fitting relies on an insert connection, it is mandatory to use stainless steel worm gear clamps to lock the tubing in place, preventing leaks or blow-offs under pressure.

Why Choose Dura Barbed Adapters?
  • Universal Compatibility: The MHT threads fit standard garden hoses, spigots, Y-splitters, and hose-end timers found in most residential gardens.
  • Reliable Grip: The sharp, multi-ridge barbs bite firmly into the inner wall of the poly tubing, creating a connection that resists pulling apart.
  • Heavy-Duty Durability: Constructed from high-impact Schedule 40 PVC, ensuring resistance to UV rays, weathering, and chemical fertilizers.
  • High-Flow Options: Available in sizes up to 1", allowing you to connect large-diameter mainlines directly to a high-volume water source.
  • Cost-Effective: An economical solution for starting a drip zone without the need for complex PVC glue manifolds.
Technical Specifications

Key details for selecting the right adapter.

Specification Details
Product Type Barbed Male Hose Adapter (Insert x MHT)
Connection 1 Male Hose Thread (MHT/GHT)
Connection 2 Barbed Insert (Fits Poly Tubing ID)
Material Grey Schedule 40 PVC
Fastening Requirement Requires Worm Gear Clamps (Tubing Side)
Sealing Requirement Requires Hose Washer (Thread Side)
Common Brand Names Dura, Lasco
MPNs 502-005 (1/2" Barb x 3/4" MHT),
502-007 (3/4" Barb x 3/4" MHT),
502-010 (1" Barb x 3/4" MHT)
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to connect your tubing to a faucet.

Step 1: Check the Washer
Ensure there is a rubber hose washer seated inside the female component you are connecting to (e.g., the spigot or timer). This is crucial for a drip-free seal.

Step 2: Prep the Tubing
Slide a stainless steel hose clamp onto your poly tubing. If the tubing is cold or stiff, soften the end with hot water for easier installation.

Step 3: Insert the Fitting
Push the barbed end of the adapter firmly into the tubing until it stops against the fitting body. Slide the clamp over the barbs and tighten securely with a nut driver.

Step 4: Connect to Source
Screw the threaded MHT end into your faucet, timer, or filter. Hand-tighten until snug. Use pliers for a final 1/4 turn if needed, but do not overtighten.

✔ Compatibility Check

Ensure this fits your setup:

  • Thread Side: Fits Female Hose Threads (FHT). This is the standard thread found on garden hoses and spigots.
  • Barb Side: Fits Polyethylene Tubing measured by Inside Diameter (ID).
  • It will NOT fit standard Pipe Threads (NPT/IPS) like PVC pipe risers.
  • It will NOT fit female hose ends (like the nozzle end of a hose) without a coupler.

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