Layflat Hose Cross with Two Male-Threaded Branches

This layflat hose cross combines two opposite hose connections with two opposite male-threaded branches. The hose ends maintain a straight run through the fitting, while the threaded branches project across that run. Choose it where the layout needs compatible threaded connections on both sides of a hose junction.

Identify the four connection points

This reference view illustrates the connection arrangement: two hose ends and two external threaded branches. It represents the same structural family; the selected size option determines your required dimensions.

Match hose diameter and thread size

• 50 mm hose connection with 1 1/2-inch thread.
• 63 mm hose connection with 1, 1 1/4, 1 1/2 or 2-inch thread.
• 75 mm hose connection with 1, 1 1/2 or 2-inch thread.

The millimeter dimension identifies the hose connections. The inch dimension identifies the threaded branches. Confirm both receiving female threads, including their thread standard, before assembly; nominal diameter alone is insufficient to establish a compatible joint.

Install a supported junction

Turn off and depressurize the supply. Seat the compatible hose ends fully and secure them with hardware suitable for the hose and fitting combination. Start threaded connections squarely, using the sealing method appropriate to the confirmed thread.

Support attached components so their weight does not twist the junction. Leave access for inspecting each connection. Restore water gradually and check all four joints for leakage. A cross joins the connected paths; use separate compatible valves where independent isolation is required. Compare irrigation fittings for adapters that match the rest of the system.