Brass Field Attachable 338 B Series Air Brake Hose End, 7/8-20 Female ABS Thread, -08 Hose

Description & Features

Constructed from CA360 brass this field attachable air brake hose end is known for its corrosion resistance. Suitable for varied air brake hose lines it fits hoses H105 H115 and H338 without the necessity of a mandrel.

With a 7/8-20 female ABS thread and an end size of 0.875 inches it offers secure connectivity. The component is easy to assemble; simply slide the nut and sleeve onto the hose push the hose into the fitting and screw the nut until it contacts the body hex.

Pressure range is determined by the maximum working pressure for the hose size and hose end configuration. All parts are stamped with DOT ensuring compliance and reliability in application. The Eaton 338B Series showcases a reliable and versatile solution for air brake requirements.

MPN: 33808B-Y78

Supplier Part Number: 33808B-Y78

Specifications

Brand
Weatherhead® by Danfoss
Connection Size 1
1/2 in
Connection Size 2
7/8 in
Connection Type
FPT, Hose
Connection Type 1
Hose
Connection Type 2
Female Threaded
Construction Style
Crimp
Dimensions
0.387 in ID x 2.37 in L
Fitting Type
Connector
For Use With
EC038 Series Hoses, 338 Series Field Attachable Hose Fittings and Spring Guards
Hex Size
1-1/4
Material
Brass
Material Construction
Brass
Series
338 B Series
Thread Size
1/2-14

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Product Questions & Answers (2)

Question by: Kirk B on Jun 1, 2025, 2:05 PM
trying to swap out a hose end i’ve got, is this one the 7/8-20 female ABS thread for an -08 hose?
Answer by: Customer Support on Jun 2, 2025, 2:16 PM
It matches a 7/8-20 female ABS thread and it is built for -08 hose size, with an end size listed at 0.875 inches.
Question by: Neal J on Mar 26, 2025, 1:56 PM
Will this fitting hold up if I'm running it pretty much all day, every day?
Answer by: Customer Support on Mar 28, 2025, 6:10 AM
The pressure range is determined by whichever is less: the maximum working pressure for the hose size or the hose end configuration, so it should hold up as long as you stay within those limits.

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