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EN 14420-5 Fittings
Threaded hose fittings to EN 14420-5 — GA male-thread and GI female-thread, serrated or smooth tail, in stainless steel or brass — for assembly with EN 14420-3 / DIN 2817 safety clamps.
Threaded hose fittings for safety clamps
EN 14420-5 fittings are threaded hose tails made to be held by a bolted safety clamp: GA with a male thread, GI with a female thread, with a serrated or smooth tail, in brass or stainless steel from 1/2" to 4". They are common on steam and industrial hose where a clamped, standardised end is required.
Choose the thread end, the material and the tail, and pair it with the matching safety clamp.
EN 14420-5 with EN 14420-3 / DIN 2817 clamps
The fittings follow EN 14420-5 for threaded hose-fitting connections and are assembled with safety clamps to EN 14420-3 / DIN 2817.
Delivery
EN 14420-5 Fittings across the Gulf
Ex-stock from Dubai, delivered within 3 working days in the UAE.
Industrial hose and the couplings that go on it are usually bought together, and both ship the same way: bulk lengths on the reel, made-up suction and delivery assemblies crated with their couplings already fitted, and loose couplings boxed. Where the duty is food-grade, chemical or steam the certificate is a large part of what is being purchased, so that documentation is prepared before dispatch rather than chased afterwards.
Beyond the Gulf
- Southern Africa
- South Africa, Namibia, Botswana
EN 14420-5 GA Fitting — Stainless Steel, Serrated Tail
EN 14420-5 GI Fitting — Stainless Steel, Serrated Tail
Questions we get asked
About this range
- 01Serrated or smooth tail?
- A serrated tail grips the hose bore harder; a smooth tail is gentler on the tube. The hose maker’s recommendation decides.
- 02What is the difference between GA and GI?
- GA carries a male thread and GI a female thread.
From the blog
Written about this range
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