Hose Coupling GEKO 2" (600 g) — garden hose connector 2-inch, brass-weighted 600 g

The GEKO 2" hose coupling is a single-piece mechanical connector designed for 2-inch garden and industrial hoses. Constructed from brass and specified with a weight of 600 g, this compact coupling provides a straightforward attachment point to join, repair or extend hose lines used for water transfer, irrigation and general fluid conveyance. The connector fits standard 2" hose inner diameters and is intended for applications where a durable, metallic coupling is required for reliable hose connections.

Advantages

The brass construction offers resistance to corrosion compared with many non-metallic fittings and contributes to the coupling's stability under normal outdoor conditions. Its single-piece design simplifies installation, removing the need for multiple components or complex assembly. The listed weight of 600 g indicates a solid, robust feel that aids in maintaining a secure connection during use. The compact form factor reduces bulk on the hose line while providing a metal-to-hose transition that is compatible with common 2" hose systems.

Suitable for

• Garden irrigation systems using 2" hoses
• Temporary or permanent hose repairs on 2" lines
• Water transfer and drainage operations with 2" hoses
• Construction and industrial sites requiring durable hose couplings

Key specifications

• Material: brass
• Nominal hose size: 2 inches (suitable for hoses with 2" inner diameter)
• Weight: approximately 600 g
• Design: single-piece mechanical coupling
• Application: water transfer, irrigation, drainage and general hose connections

How to use

Prepare the hose ends by cutting squarely and ensuring the inner surface is clean and free of debris. Slide the hose over the coupling until it seats firmly against the coupling shoulder; if required, secure with an appropriate clamp or crimp sleeve compatible with 2" hoses to ensure a leak-free connection. For repairs, remove the damaged section, insert the coupling into the prepared hose ends and fasten both sides securely. Confirm proper alignment and test under low pressure before returning to normal operating conditions.

Usage recommendations

Use with fluids compatible with brass; avoid prolonged exposure to highly acidic or alkaline solutions that can accelerate corrosion. Inspect the coupling and hose interface regularly for signs of wear, leaks or loosening, especially after high-pressure use or freeze–thaw cycles. When used in sustained pressurized systems, select clamps or fastening methods rated for the operating pressure and hose type.