Straight Hose Connector No name 20 mm (19/19 mm) for Garden Irrigation

Straight Hose Connector No name 20 mm (19/19 mm) for Garden Irrigation is a simple mechanical coupling designed to join two sections of flexible garden irrigation hose in a straight line. It fits hoses with an inner diameter of approximately 19 mm and a nominal size of 20 mm, providing a continuous water pathway for drip lines, sprinkler supply lines and general garden watering repairs or extensions.

Advantages

The connector offers a compact and unobtrusive solution for repairing or extending irrigation runs without the need for specialized tools. Its straight-through design minimises flow restriction and supports straightforward installation. Constructed for routine outdoor use, it enables quick reconnection of hoses and reduces downtime in watering systems.

Suitable for

• Joining two flexible garden hoses with ~19 mm inner diameter in a straight line
• Repairing damaged sections of drip irrigation and micro-sprinkler supply lines
• Extending existing garden watering layouts and temporary hose runs
• DIY garden irrigation maintenance and quick onsite fixes

Key specifications

• Type: straight hose connector for garden irrigation
• Nominal size: 20 mm (fits ~19 mm inner-diameter hoses)
• Connection: push-in/barbed ends for flexible hose coupling
• Flow orientation: in-line (straight-through)
• Typical use environment: outdoor garden irrigation systems

How to use

Ensure both hose ends are cut square and free of dirt or debris. Push each hose end firmly onto a barbed end of the connector until the hose covers the barb completely. For a more secure seal, slide hose clamps over the hose ends and tighten them against the connector barb to prevent leaks under pressure. After installation, run water at moderate pressure and check for leaks; if necessary, adjust clamps or re-seat the hoses.

Usage recommendations

Use the connector with hoses specified for irrigation and avoid exposing it to prolonged direct sunlight if not UV-stabilised. Inspect joints periodically for wear or leaks, and replace the connector if cracks or deformation appear. For high-pressure systems, use compatible clamps or consider fittings rated for the system pressure.