Want to purchase your crimping tool, but need to know which Ferrule size I would use with a 3/8" hose ?
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Whatever size the o.d. is of the hose to be crimped is the size of ferrule to use. i.e. your hose is 3/8" o.d. so you use the 3/8" ferrule. BTW I love this tool...it works great!
499008
Get a brass 3/4" mnpt to 3/4" male hose thread and it will work. About $1 at hardware store, they will have it as its a very common part.
2105586
I'm away from my toolbox right now, so here is my 90% confident answer: 1/4" flare. Any old R-12/22 high/low hose will thread on to them.
1777352
The 3/8" male and 3/8" female fittings that this hose comes with, obviously, won't fit the wand or hose that your unit came with. If I were you, I would call Simpson's '800' number and tell them what fittings this hose you want to purchase, comes with and find out if there is an adapter that would complete your connection(s), or they may have another way to help yo. They should easily answer that question. Good Luck!
206655
The two numbers refer to a tubing size that this flare nut would fit. The 3/8-24 is the thread of the nut pictured. Hope this helps. Different tube sizes require different size flare nuts based on the OD of the tubing being used.
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#6 fittings use a 3/8" fitting with a 5/16" I.D. and 3/4" O.D. hose - #8 fittings use a 1/2" fitting with a 12/32" I.D. and 29/32" O.D. hose - #10 fittings use a 5/8" fitting with a 1/2" I.D. and 1" O.D. hose - #12 fittings use a 3/4" fitting with a 5/8" I.D. and 1 and 3/32" O.D. hose - - The fitting dimensions above indicate the outer diameter of the line, not the ferrule that crimps the hose to the line. Though the #10 fittings would use a ferrule that will just slip over a 1" hose. My original answer's formatting was not carrying over so I added some hyphens to help break up the text a bit.
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Home depot, tractor supply or a good hardware store will have NPT reducers which will get you from 1" to maybe 3/8" npt. You can then use the standard 3/8 npt with a hose barb on the other end. I like to Teflon tape the threads also.
105570
If you're referring to what size hose or whatnot it's roughly 3/4 of an inch maybe slightly smaller. I don't have mine with me. I use them daily as a mechanic and they've held up very well. I highly recommend these pliers!!!
1404307
It is a 3/8" female flare connection for gas connections...this is different than a 3/8" FIP pipe thread..RS
1672222
I think it is 3/8 but it is super thin. I went to Home Depot and got thicker hose.
310940
As long as one end is a 3/8 and the other end fits your compressor any hose should do. Its not a expensive airbrush so no need to go out with an expensive hose.
744061
I used the bosch 5meter 32mm hose, identical to festool hose. Fits inside the dewalt opening. I cut it down to leave it on permanently.
859126
I believe the 1/4 or 3/8 refers to the inside diameter of your hose. You can buy fittings to repair smashed hose ends and the fittings themselves (threads) are the same size no matter what the inside diameter of the hose is. You can also buy a universal fitting which will work on both sizes. All of this is of no concern when using a quick disconnect as the quick disconnect attaches to the hose fitting. However, you can buy quick disconnects in different sexes so pay attention to what you are buying. This is what I did... Attached the main body of a brass quick disconnect to my pressure washer, attached the male quick disconnect insert piece, included with quick disconnect, to my hose (this can be flipped around), and repaired my damaged hose end with a 3/8 brass fitting. Now I just simply plug in my hose and turn on the water, it is completely leak tight! All parts can be obtained at your local hardware store. Hope this helps.
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I'm not certain if there is a diameter that is required or recommended, but I use a 3/8" diameter hose (50 ft.) and it works beautifully. My memory is a bit fuzzy, but I believe I also had to separately purchase the parts to connect the hose to the compressor and nail guns (male and female ends). I ended up with a kit (found at Home Depot)that was more than needed, but figured it couldn't hurt to have a few extra parts and accessories just in case. The hose was around $30 and I believe the kit was $6-$8.
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This will only work with 3/8" hose barbs. 1/4" is very small hose if you're referring to the threading you need to measure the actual barb on the fitting.
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Shank diameter is 7/8. Drill a 1" hole for easy installation. The hose barb is 3/16". I cut the spigit off a picnic spigit and it fit perfect after soaking the end in boiling hot water. Set my PSI to 12 and it seems to work perfect.Thank You
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The hose is certainly at least 3/8 inches, same as all heavy-duty air compressor hose. The fittings are 3/8 inches, too. The only thing I can think of that even close to 1/4 inch is the far end of the piece that comes out of the pneumatic tool - the inside diameter of that opening looks close to 1/4 of an inch. Does that help?