Forney
75358 Air Hose End Fitting, 1/4 In. Barb X 3/8 In. Fnpt, Brass
Key Features
AI Generated- Its low mass is ideal for portable air‑tool kits.
- The 1/4″ barbed end connects securely to 3/8″ female NPT hose.
- The hose end is engineered for straightforward installation without extra equipment.
- Ideal for connecting hoses in both professional and DIY projects.
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The Forney 75358 is an all-brass air hose end fitting that connects air compressor hoses to pneumatic tools and equipment. It features a 1/4-inch barbed end that slides into hose and a 3/8-inch female national pipe thread (FNPT) connection. This fitting solves the common problem of unreliable or corroded hose connections that leak air and reduce tool performance.
Whether you're inflating tires, powering nail guns, impact wrenches, or other air-powered equipment, this hose end delivers a durable, leak-free connection for demanding air-tool use. Its all-brass construction resists rust and corrosion in workshop, garage, or jobsite environments, ensuring the fitting remains reliable through years of use. The lightweight, compact design makes it ideal for portable air-tool kits where weight and space matter.
Features and Benefits
- All-Brass Construction: Resists rust and corrosion for long-lasting reliability and superior durability compared to other materials.
- Secure Barbed Connection: The 1/4-inch barbed end slides into standard air hose and works with hose clamps or ferrules for a tight, leak-free seal.
- FNPT Thread: The 3/8-inch female national pipe thread provides a secure connection point for air hose systems.
- Easy Installation: Simply slide the hose over the barb and tighten a clamp or ferrule—no specialized tools required.
- Lightweight and Portable: Its low mass is ideal for tool kits and makes it convenient to handle and transport.
Specifications
- Brand: Forney
- Model: 75358
- Barb Size: 1/4 inch
- FNPT Size: 3/8 inch
- Material: Brass
How to Use
Slide the air hose over the 1/4-inch barbed end and secure it with a hose clamp or ferrule.
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