DeatschWerks

30-Deg. 10AN Swivel PTFE Hose End

30-Deg. 10AN Swivel PTFE Hose End - Main image
$24.05 $37 In stock

Category: AN Fitting

DeatschWerks 30-Degree 10AN Swivel PTFE Hose End is an AN fitting designed for hose and hose end fitting assemblies. It features a 10AN female flare swivel connection and includes a ferrule/olive. The fitting has a 30-degree bend and an anodized DW Titanium finish.

  • Category: Hose & Hose End Fittings
  • Size: 10AN
  • Configuration: 10AN female flare swivel, 30-degree hose end
  • Includes ferrule/olive
  • PTFE compatible; anodized DW Titanium finish
  • Brand: DeatschWerks
  • SKU: 6-02-0876
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The included ferrule/olive made assembly straightforward and the 30-degree swivel angle gave me the perfect clearance to clear my intake pipe. Solid, leak-free connection on the first try.

Riley ★★★★★

The 30-degree swivel made routing my PTFE line around the engine bay much cleaner than I expected. Machining on the threads is smooth and the ferrule crimped down perfectly on the first try.

John E. ★★★★★

Installed this on my fuel rail and the 30-degree angle gave me just enough clearance to avoid kinking the line. The ferrule slid on easily and clamped down tight on the PTFE hose.