Midland Industries 29PO8-6 Brass Hose Splicer 3/8 in

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 29PO8-6 is a straight brass hose splicer designed to join two sections of hose with 3/8-inch push-on hose barb connections on each end. Built for low-assembly speed and secure flow, the push-on barb design eliminates the need for clamps in compatible hose applications, making inline splicing faster in the field. Rated to 150 psi working pressure, this fitting is suited for fuel, coolant, air, and general fluid transfer lines where a reliable, corrosion-resistant inline connection is required. Plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general mechanical contractors install this type of fitting in both residential and light commercial systems.

The 29PO8-6 is used wherever a hose run must be extended, repaired, or reconnected inline. Common applications include coolant hose repairs, fuel line splicing, compressed air tubing, and similar low-to-medium pressure fluid systems. Its brass construction makes it appropriate for use with petroleum-based fluids, water, and many common refrigerants carried in non-high-pressure hose assemblies. The push-on barb ends seat quickly into compatible hose ID without additional tooling in most service scenarios.

Key Features

• 3/8-inch push-on hose barb on both ends for tool-free hose assembly
• 150 psi working pressure rating for reliable service in moderate-pressure systems
• Brass construction resists corrosion in fuel, water, and coolant service
• Compact straight-through design minimizes flow restriction
• Low overall weight at 0.05 pounds keeps hose assembly light

Compatibility

Designed as a push-on style inline splicer for 3/8-inch inside diameter hose in general plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical fluid transfer applications.

Installation Notes

Shut off and depressurize the system fully before removing any existing hose or fitting. Ensure the hose inside diameter matches the 3/8-inch barb size for a proper interference fit. Inspect hose ends for cuts or deformation before seating onto the barbs. Verify the 150 psi rating is not exceeded in service; consult applicable code requirements for the specific fluid and system type.