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Female Hose x 3/4" Male Pipe Adapters Schedule 40

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SKU:
Q_AFHMP

Description

Adapt Garden Hose to PVC Pipe. Instantly.

The Female Hose x 3/4" Male Pipe Adapter is the perfect problem-solver for connecting standard garden hoses to hard-piped irrigation components. This adapter features a 3/4" Female Hose Thread (FHT) Swivel on one end and a 3/4" Male Pipe Thread (MPT) on the other, bridging the gap between your water source and your system.

Ideal for attaching a PVC manifold directly to a spigot or extending a pipe run from a garden hose, this fitting creates a versatile connection point. The integrated swivel allows you to tighten the fitting onto the hose without twisting the entire pipe assembly, ensuring a stress-free installation.

Why Choose This Swivel Adapter?
  • Easy Swivel Action: The FHT side spins independently, allowing you to screw it onto a faucet or hose end without having to rotate the pipe or valve it is connected to.
  • Versatile Conversion: Instantly converts any standard 3/4" Garden Hose spigot into a 3/4" Male Pipe Thread, making it compatible with PVC tees, elbows, and valves.
  • Durable Construction: Molded from high-quality Schedule 40 PVC, offering excellent resistance to corrosion and chemical fertilizers.
  • Tool-Free Operation: The textured swivel grip is designed for hand-tightening, eliminating the need for wrenches on the hose side.
Technical Specifications

Understanding compatibility is key. This fitting adapts Hose Threads to Pipe Threads.

Specification Details
Product Type Hose to Pipe Adapter
Connection 1 3/4" Female Hose Thread (FHT) Swivel
Connection 2 3/4" Male Pipe Thread (MPT)
Swivel Feature Yes. The FHT side spins freely.
Material Schedule 40 PVC (White)
Maximum Pressure Not rated for constant static pressure (open flow use only)
Washer Included Typically Yes (Always check before installing)
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to ensure a leak-free connection on both ends.

Step 1: Install MPT Side First
Apply 3-5 wraps of thread seal tape to the Male Pipe Threads (MPT). Screw this end into your PVC fitting, valve, or filter. Hand-tighten, then give it one turn with a wrench.

Step 2: Check the Washer
Ensure a hose washer is seated flat inside the Female Hose Thread (FHT) swivel. Do not use thread tape on the hose threads; the washer provides the seal.

Step 3: Connect to Water Source
Screw the FHT swivel onto your garden hose spigot or hose end. Hand-tighten firmly. Do not use pliers on the plastic swivel.

Step 4: Test
Turn on the water and check for leaks. If it drips at the hose connection, hand-tighten the swivel slightly more.

✔ Compatibility Check

Verify your thread types:

  • Swivel Side: Fits standard 3/4" Garden Hose Threads (Male Hose Thread - MHT), such as outdoor spigots and garden hoses.
  • Fixed Side: Fits standard 3/4" Female Pipe Threads (FPT).
  • It will NOT glue directly to PVC pipe (requires a threaded fitting).
  • It will NOT connect to Poly Tubing (requires an additional adapter).

Complete Your System

Ensure your installation is successful with these essential supplies:

  • Hose Washers: Essential for creating a leak-proof seal on the swivel side. Replace old washers for the best results.
  • Thread Seal Tape: Required for sealing the Male Pipe Thread (MPT) connection.
  • Valves: Connect AC or DC valves to your hose source using this adapter.
  • PVC Fittings: Use a threaded PVC Tee or Elbow to receive the MPT end of this adapter.

See It In Action

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