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Male Hose x 3/4" Female Pipe

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Description

Convert Pipe Threads to Garden Hose. Simple & Effective.

The Male Hose x 3/4" Female Pipe Adapter is the standard solution for adapting 3/4" Male Pipe Thread (MPT) equipment—such as PVC risers, 3/4" filters, or pressure regulators—to a garden hose connection. With a 3/4" Female Pipe Thread (FPT) inlet and a standard 3/4" Male Hose Thread (MHT) outlet, this fitting essentially turns your pipe component into a hose-ready accessory.

Available in two material options to suit your budget and durability needs: an economical PVC swivel version for standard use, or a heavy-duty Brass version for maximum longevity and resistance to cross-threading. Both models serve as reliable irrigation fittings for assembling custom watering manifolds or connecting professional gear to residential hoses.

Why Choose This Adapter?
  • Two Material Choices: Choose lightweight, rust-proof PVC for general gardening or solid Brass for high-traffic areas and superior strength.
  • Standard Threading: Seamlessly converts 3/4" MPT (Pipe) to 3/4" MHT (Hose), bridging the gap between plumbing parts and garden accessories.
  • Swivel Feature (PVC Model): The PVC version includes a swivel nut, making it easier to attach to fixed pipes without rotating the entire assembly.
  • Leak-Free Performance: Designed to create a tight seal when used with thread tape (on the pipe side) and a washer (on the hose side).
Technical Specifications

Select the right material for your application.

Specification Details
Product Type Adapter (Pipe to Hose)
Connection 1 (Inlet) 3/4" Female Pipe Thread (FPT)
Connection 2 (Outlet) 3/4" Male Hose Thread (MHT)
Material Options PVC (White) or Brass (Gold)
MPN C5-HTFPT75 (PVC), HPF15 (Brass)
Common Brand Names Irritec, Aqualine
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Installation differs slightly by material.

Step 1: Tape the Pipe Threads
Apply thread seal tape to the 3/4" Male Pipe threads of the component you are adapting (e.g., your PVC nipple or filter).

Step 2: Screw on the Adapter
Twist the 3/4" FPT side of the adapter onto the taped pipe threads. Hand-tighten firmly. (Use a wrench gently if installing the Brass version).

Step 3: Connect Hose Accessory
The outlet is now a standard Male Hose Thread. You can attach a garden hose, a timer, or a cap. Ensure the female device you attach has a hose washer installed to prevent leaks.

✔ Thread Compatibility

Verify your connections:

  • Inlet Fits: 3/4" Male Pipe Thread (MPT) items (PVC fittings, Risers, Filters).
  • Outlet Fits: Standard Garden Hose accessories (Female Hose Ends).
  • Warning: Do NOT confuse 3/4" Pipe thread with 3/4" Hose thread. They look similar but have different pitches. This adapter converts between them.

Complete Your System

Finish your installation with these key parts:

  • Thread Seal Tape: Necessary for a watertight seal on the pipe thread side.
  • Hose Washers: Prevents leaks on the garden hose connection side.
  • Hose End Timers: Now that you have a hose thread outlet, you can easily add automation.
  • Hose Cap: Seal off the new outlet when not in use.

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