Guide to order the correct size ferrule.
General Recommendations for Ferrules
1. Insert the hose barb into the hose and measure the O.D. (outside diameter) over the inserted hose barb, then add from .005" up to .025" to that measurement. Use that figure for the I.D (inside diameter) of the ferrule.
2. Measure the O.D. of the hose barb being used and make sure the hole size allows for enough clearance.
3. Measure the barb length and allow for 0.50" to 1.00" extension of the barb's tail beyond the end of the ferrule.
Click here to see all the Aluminum Hose Ferrules we have available.
Click here to see all the Brass Hose Ferrules we have available.
Click here to see all the Stainless Hose Ferrules we have available.
Click here to see our Hose Crimping Tools and Repair Kits.
1. Insert the hose barb into the hose and measure the O.D. (outside diameter) over the inserted hose barb, then add from .005" up to .025" to that measurement. Use that figure for the I.D (inside diameter) of the ferrule.
2. Measure the O.D. of the hose barb being used and make sure the hole size allows for enough clearance.
3. Measure the barb length and allow for 0.50" to 1.00" extension of the barb's tail beyond the end of the ferrule.
Click here to see all the Aluminum Hose Ferrules we have available.
Click here to see all the Brass Hose Ferrules we have available.
Click here to see all the Stainless Hose Ferrules we have available.
Click here to see our Hose Crimping Tools and Repair Kits.
