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Brass Short Shank Type Fitting, 0.50 Inch Hose ID to 3/4-11-1/2 Male Garden Hose (NPSH), Straight

Description & Features

The DIXON VALVE & CO Brass Shank Garden Hose Fitting 590-0812 is crafted specifically for low pressure fluid transfer suction and discharge applications. This fitting is machined from free cutting brass rod CDA 360 alloy ensuring durability and reliability in industrial settings.

This versatile short shank brass industrial hose fitting accommodates a 0.50-inch hose ID and features a 3/4-11-1/2 male garden hose thread (NPSH) providing a secure and precise connection.

Note: The working pressure of shank type fittings varies with hose size and construction clamp placement proper installation temperature and the product being conveyed.

MPN: C1BV96

Supplier Part Number: 5900812C

Specifications

C 1.88	D 1.19	Brand Dixon Valve & Co	Brand Dixon Valve & Co	Pack Size 1.00	UOM EA	Hose I.D. 0.50	Supplier Part Number 5900812C	Alternate Part Numbers Alternate Part Number C1BV96, Alternate Part Number MI-01500851, Alternate Part Number MINO-00056F53421	Product Weight 0.13 lbs

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Model Number	Hose I.D.	Thread 1	C	D
590-0612 Brass Shank Garden Hose Fitting	0.375	3/4-11-1/2	1.88	1.19
590-0812 Brass Shank Garden Hose Fitting	0.5	3/4-11-1/2	1.88	1.19
590-1012 Brass Shank Garden Hose Fitting	0.625	3/4-11-1/2	1.88	1.19
590-1212 Brass Shank Garden Hose Fitting	0.75	3/4-11-1/2	1.88	1.19

Product Questions & Answers (1)

Question by: Cody J on May 17, 2025, 9:42 AM

fitting says short shank - will that still give enough grip for a standard half inch hose without slipping loose on me?

Answer by: Customer Support on May 19, 2025, 6:29 AM

Short shank fittings rely heavily on proper clamp selection and placement to hold securely. The barbed shank is sized for a 0.50-inch hose ID, so the fit itself is correct for that hose size. What affects holding strength is how many clamps you use, where they sit on the shank, and whether the clamp type matches your hose construction. Get that right and you won't have slippage problems in low pressure suction or discharge service.