Midland Industries LF29MGH-1012 Male End Coupling Brass

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES LF29MGH-1012 is a lead-free brass male end coupling designed to connect a 5/8-inch hose barb to a 3/4-inch male hose thread (MHT). It bridges a barbed hose end to a standard garden hose threaded connection, making it a reliable choice for outdoor water supply lines, irrigation setups, and general hose assembly work. The lead-free brass construction meets drinking water safety standards, which matters on any potable or general-purpose water application. Plumbers, irrigation contractors, and facilities maintenance technicians typically install this fitting as part of hose bib extensions, garden hose manifolds, or lightweight fluid transfer assemblies.

This coupling is designed for use with standard garden hose systems where a barbed hose-to-threaded transition is required. The 5/8-inch hose barb end accepts a compatible flexible hose, while the 3/4-inch MHT end threads directly onto standard garden hose female fittings and threaded outlets. It is suited for residential irrigation, light commercial landscape maintenance, and outdoor utility water lines where lead-free material compliance is required or preferred.

Key Features

• Lead-free brass construction meets potable water safety requirements
• 5/8-inch hose barb connection on one end for secure hose retention
• 3/4-inch male hose thread (MHT) on the opposite end for standard garden hose compatibility
• Compact male end coupling design for straightforward hose-to-thread transitions
• Suitable for garden hose, irrigation, and light-duty fluid transfer applications

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard garden hose assemblies requiring a 5/8-inch hose barb to 3/4-inch MHT male transition in lead-free brass.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plumbers or irrigation technicians. Shut off the water supply before connecting or disconnecting fittings. The hose barb end should be secured with an appropriate hose clamp to ensure a leak-free seal on the flexible hose. Thread the MHT end by hand first, then snug with pliers or a wrench - avoid overtightening brass threads to prevent cracking or stripping.