Value Collection KP84169 Brass Hose Ferrule 0.85 in Id 25 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION KP84169 is a brass hose ferrule designed to secure and terminate hose ends in fluid transfer and plumbing assemblies. With an inside diameter of 0.85 inches and an overall length of 0.968 inches, this ferrule provides a clean, reliable crimp or swage point that prevents hose slippage and reinforces the hose end connection. Constructed from brass, it offers solid corrosion resistance in wet service environments. This item is sold in a package quantity of 25, making it practical for bench stock or multi-repair jobs. It is installed by plumbers, irrigation technicians, and general mechanical trades wherever hose-end retention is required.

This ferrule is suited for residential and light commercial plumbing, irrigation, and fluid transfer applications where hose ends must be mechanically retained or finished. The 0.85-inch ID accommodates standard hose sizes in that bore range. The brass construction makes it compatible with water service and other non-corrosive fluid lines. Technicians typically use these ferrules in conjunction with barbed fittings or compression-style connectors to complete a hose assembly. The 25-piece pack is well suited for service vans, shop inventory, or multi-unit repair scenarios.

Key Features

• 0.85 inch inside diameter fits standard hose sizes in that bore range
• 0.968 inch overall length provides adequate hose-end coverage for a secure crimp or swage
• Brass construction offers corrosion resistance in water and general fluid service
• Package quantity of 25 supports bench stock and multi-repair inventory needs
• Minimum order quantity of 1 package allows flexible purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or service ferrule for hose assemblies with a 0.85 inch inside diameter bore. Intended for use with compatible barbed or compression-style hose fittings in plumbing and fluid transfer systems.

Installation Notes

Ferrules of this type are typically installed by licensed plumbers or qualified mechanical technicians using a hand crimping tool or bench swaging press appropriate for the hose and fitting combination. Shut off and depressurize the fluid line completely before disassembling any hose connection. Verify hose compatibility and bore size match before crimping. Inspect the finished crimp for uniform compression around the full circumference prior to returning the line to service.