Green Leaf N 3400 P 3/4 Inch Fght Hose Fitting

Product Description

The GREEN LEAF N 3400 P is a 3/4-inch female garden hose thread (FGHT) fitting made from polypropylene. This fitting is used to connect garden hose assemblies, irrigation lines, and light-duty water supply runs where a standard hose-thread connection is required. Polypropylene construction provides resistance to corrosion and common chemicals found in irrigation and water distribution applications. At 0.0165 pounds, the fitting is lightweight and straightforward to handle during installation. Plumbers, irrigation technicians, and facilities maintenance personnel typically install this type of fitting in residential and light commercial settings.

This fitting is suited for residential irrigation systems, outdoor water supply lines, and general garden hose applications. The 3/4-inch FGHT thread pattern is the standard size used across most garden hose and irrigation connections in North America, making this fitting a common replacement or repair component for hose bibs, spray heads, and hose reel connections. It is sold individually and is well-suited for low-pressure water service where a lightweight thermoplastic fitting is acceptable.

Key Features

• 3/4-inch FGHT thread size matches standard garden hose and irrigation fittings
• Polypropylene construction resists corrosion and chemical degradation
• Lightweight at 0.0165 pounds, easy to handle in confined or overhead installations
• Sold as a single unit per package for precise quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or repair fitting for 3/4-inch FGHT garden hose and irrigation assemblies in residential and light commercial water distribution applications.

Installation Notes

This fitting is typically installed by plumbers or irrigation technicians. Shut off the water supply completely before removing or installing any hose fittings. Hand-tighten the fitting first, then use an appropriate wrench to snug the connection without overtightening, as polypropylene threads can crack under excessive torque. Inspect the connection for leaks after restoring water pressure.