• Straight M - -threaded fitting - -threaded - -composite - N°1 - comptoirnautique.com
  • Straight M - -threaded fitting - -threaded - -composite - N°1 - comptoirnautique.com

Straight M - -threaded fitting - -threaded - -composite

Ref. ALM-VDM-90246

This Trudesign straight fitting, male-male (MM) type, is designed for on-board plumbing systems. It combines a 1/2'' BSP threaded end with a 13 mm hose barb end, facilitating the connection of flexible hoses. Its long design ensures a secure and durable attachment for marine applications.

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Straight m - -threaded fitting - -threaded - -composite :
-, 13 mm 1/2'' BSP, black, straight, long, threaded, grooved MM fitting -
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Description

Trudesign - Straight MM long threaded hose barb - Reliable connection for your systems

The Trudesign Straight MM long threaded hose barb is designed for marine plumbing installations. It provides a secure junction between a 13 mm flexible hose and a 1/2'' BSP threaded system. Its design ensures durable integration into on-board water circuits.

Ideal for fresh water or drainage systems, it ensures reliable operation and watertightness suitable for marine conditions.


Marine Design and Simplified Installation

This fitting is designed for efficient implementation on your boat.

  • Performance: Ensures a watertight and durable connection between hoses and threaded systems.
  • Design: Straight male-male (MM) fitting with 1/2'' BSP thread and 13 mm hose barb.
  • Specificity: Black finish for discreet integration into the boat's environment.

KEY POINTS:

  • Secure connection for 13 mm hoses.
  • Standard 1/2'' BSP thread.
  • Long design for better grip.
  • Suitable for marine environments.

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