Overview
The Holman Brass 2 Way Coupling reliably connects two hose connectors together. Each side of the coupling carries a robust brass snap on connection, so you clip one hose end into one side and another hose, or a nozzle and gun, into the other. The quick release snap on fitting makes installing garden hoses quick and easy.
Machined from brass, the coupling is a durable solution that can be used anywhere, from the home garden to a commercial water supply. It is the fitting you use to connect a hose to a tap supply line, to a gun, or to join two hoses at a snap point. The two sides are identical, so it does not matter which way the coupling faces when you connect the hoses.
Key Features
- Connects two hose connectors together reliably
- Robust brass snap on connections
- Quick release snap on fitting
- Durable brass body for any environment
- 12mm fitting size
Specifications
- Fitting size: 12mm
- Connection: brass snap on, both sides
- Body: brass
- Use: joining two hose connectors
- Brand: Holman
Applications
- Connecting a hose to a gun or nozzle
- Joining a tap supply line to a hose
- Linking two hoses at a snap point
- Commercial water supply connections
- Quick hose changes in the garden
What You Need to Complete the Job
Use the coupling to connect a 12mm multi purpose hose to a gun or second hose, and keep a 12mm hose connector for any plain hose end. See the Fittings range for joiners and tap adaptors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a 2 way coupling do?
It connects two hose connectors together. Each side is a brass snap on connection, so you clip one hose end into one side and a second hose, or a nozzle or gun, into the other. It is the fitting you use when two snap fittings need to meet. Because it is a coupling rather than a joiner, it works on hose ends that already carry a snap connector, which is the setup on most store hoses.
Will it fit my 12mm hose fittings?
Yes. The coupling is a 12mm fitting with brass snap on connections on both sides, so it mates with the standard 12mm snap fittings used across the store range of hoses, connectors, nozzles and guns.
Is the brass worth the extra cost?
For a fitting that lives outside and gets connected and disconnected often, brass gives a longer life than plastic. It resists corrosion, holds the snap connection firm, and copes with the knocks of everyday use, which is why it is the choice for commercial applications. It is also the better option if you run higher water pressure, because the metal body holds the connection without flexing.




