Push on hose fittings is also called Push lock fittings, one type of field attachable fittings for quick connection, by pushing on hose barb into air hose or hydraulic hose. It is easy to use, no clamps/ferrules or special tools for making hose assemblies. Push on fitting is designed with barbed hose tail end without ferrule for crimping assembly, no skive hose direct seals tightly connection, widely used in low pressure hose in transfer of water, pneumatic, lubrication oils, petroleum base hydraulic fluid etc. The Fitsch and Parker Push-Lok fitting 82 series is designed with DIN, BSP, SAE and ORFS connections, material is available in brass, carbon steel and stainless steel for your usage options.

Connection of Push on barbed hose fittings

How to install push on barbed hose fittings

1. Identify over all length of hose assembly, the cut off allowance length of fitting(s) on hose ends.

2. Properly measure and mark hose.

3. Lubricate the Push-Lok fitting, hose I.D., or both with light oil or soapy water only - DO NOT USE HEAVY OIL OR GREASE.

4. Insert fitting into hose until first barb is in the hose.

5. Place end fitting against a flat object such as a work bench or wall. Grip hose approximately one inch from end and push with a steady force until the end of the hose is covered by the yellow plastic cap.

End connection types of push on hose fittings

BSP 60 degree cone tube ends

JIC 37 degree flare tube ends

SAE J512 90 degree flare tube ends

DIN 2353 24 degree cone tube ends

NPT male and male swivel stud ends

Material types of push on hose fittings

Stainless steel push on hose fittings

Carbon steel push on hose fittings

Brass push on hose fittings

Catalogue of push on hose fittings