Description
A Push-On (or “Lock-On”) Hose Barb Elbow is a specialty fitting designed for use with specific Push-on / Lock-on rubber hoses. Unlike standard serrated barbs that require a hose clamp, these barbs feature a unique geometry that grips the inner liner of a compatible hose, holding it securely under pressure through friction and tension alone.
Key Features
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90-Degree Angle: The elbow configuration allows you to route hoses tightly against a pump, motor, or manifold, preventing hose kinking and saving significant space in compact equipment skids.
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“Lock-On” Barb Design: These barbs have a specific angle and sharper “crest” than a standard barb. When used with a push-on hose (like Parker Push-Lok or Gates Lock-On), the hose’s reinforcement braid “locks” onto the barb when pressure is applied.
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Integrated Hex Base: The 3/8″ MPT side typically features a hexagonal base, allowing you to use a standard wrench to tighten the fitting into a female port without putting stress on the barb section.
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Material Options: While available in brass for general air/water use, they are commonly found in 304 or 316 Stainless Steel for chemical injection and soft wash applications.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Hose Connection | 3/8″ Push-On Barb (for 3/8″ ID Push-on Hose) |
| Thread Connection | 3/8″ MPT (Male Pipe Thread) |
| Common Materials | Brass, 304 Stainless, or 316 Stainless |
| Thread Type | NPT (National Pipe Thread) |
| Max Pressure | Typically 250–350 PSI (Limited by the hose rating) |





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