Dixon Valve Coupling 1800814F Reusable Hose Ferrule

Product Description

The DIXON VALVE COUPLING 1800814F is a reusable brass hose ferrule designed for hose assembly and repair applications. Sized at 1/2 inch hose inside diameter by 7/8 inch hose outside diameter, this ferrule provides a secure mechanical connection between the hose end and a mating fitting. At 1.69 inches overall length and a compact 0.1 pound weight, the 1800814F is easy to work with on bench or in the field. Plumbers, irrigation techs, and industrial service professionals use reusable ferrules like this one to rebuild hose assemblies without special crimping equipment.

This ferrule is suited for hose connection applications in plumbing, irrigation, and light industrial fluid transfer systems. The reusable design allows technicians to disassemble and reassemble hose ends during maintenance without replacing the ferrule each time, reducing consumable cost on service calls. Its brass construction offers corrosion resistance in wet environments and compatibility with common hose coupling materials.

Key Features

• Reusable design allows multiple assembly and disassembly cycles without replacement
• Brass construction provides corrosion resistance for wet and fluid transfer applications
• 1/2 inch hose ID by 7/8 inch hose OD sizing for precise fitment
• 1.69 inch overall length for standard hose end depth engagement
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling and minimal system weight
• No special crimping tools required for installation or removal

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or service ferrule for hose assemblies requiring a 1/2 inch inside diameter by 7/8 inch outside diameter brass ferrule connection.

Installation Notes

This ferrule is typically installed by plumbers or fluid system technicians during hose assembly or repair. Depressurize and drain the hose assembly completely before disassembly. Follow the hose and fitting manufacturer guidelines for proper ferrule seating depth and thread engagement. Reusable ferrules should be inspected for deformation or scoring before each reinstallation.