Dixon Valve Coupling 12317 Brass Hose Coupler Set

Product Description

The DIXON VALVE COUPLING 12317 is a brass garden hose coupler sold as a matched male and female standard shank set. The set connects and disconnects garden hose runs at a 3/4-inch by 5/8-inch thread size, providing a reliable, corrosion-resistant junction between hose sections or water supply points. Brass construction holds up to repeated field use and resists the thread wear common with plastic couplers. The package contains two pieces, covering both sides of a single hose connection. Plumbers, irrigation technicians, and maintenance professionals install this coupler in light-duty water supply, wash-down, and irrigation service.

This coupler set is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a standard garden hose fitting is required. Typical install scenarios include connecting hose extensions, attaching hoses to spigots or supply manifolds, and field repair of hose runs. The 3/4-inch by 5/8-inch thread sizing matches common North American garden hose and spigot standards. Each two-piece set addresses both the male and female sides of a single coupling point, allowing the technician to complete a connection without sourcing fittings separately.

Key Features

• Brass construction resists corrosion and thread wear in wet service conditions
• Standard shank male and female configuration covers both sides of a hose connection
• 3/4-inch by 5/8-inch thread size matches common garden hose and spigot standards
• Two-piece set included per package for a complete coupling solution
• Suitable for irrigation, wash-down, and light-duty water supply applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-shank replacement coupler for residential and light commercial garden hose systems using 3/4-inch by 5/8-inch thread connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by plumbers or irrigation technicians. Shut off the water supply at the source valve before removing or installing any hose coupler. Hand-tighten the fitting first, then snug with pliers if needed, taking care not to overtighten brass threads. Inspect hose washers at each connection point and replace if worn to prevent leaks.