The handle for the DN8 swivel hose end (22×1.5) serves as a protective cover and grip element at the swivel (anti-twist) connection in the high-pressure line. It makes it easier to handle the hose at the connection point, limits direct hand contact with the working part of the fitting, and protects the end components from mechanical damage during workshop use.
MPN / reference: 13417
Intended use: DN8 swivel hose end
Thread standard: 22×1.5 (M22×1.5)
The handle is used in typical service situations for hose accessories:
Consider replacing the handle when you notice:
Selection should be unambiguous:
With connector covers, fit is critical - a handle that is too loose will move excessively, while one that is too tight can make installation difficult or crack sooner.
Select the handle based on MPN 13417 and compatibility with the DN8 swivel hose end in the M22×1.5 standard. The safest method is to confirm fitment by comparing with the removed part, because swivel-end covers are available in several variants.
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Does the handle affect anti-twist operation, or is it just a cover?|Its main role is protection and grip, but it also indirectly affects ease of hose handling. If the handle is cracked or loose, the connection is more likely to be pulled abruptly, which can accelerate wear of the swivel element.
Can I use the hose without the handle if the fitting itself is still working?|Technically, sometimes yes, but you increase the risk of mechanical damage to the fitting and reduce ergonomics. In practice, running without the cover often leads to faster wear and more contamination of the end fitting.
How can I be sure this handle is for DN8 and not for another hose size?|The safest method is by MPN 13417 and comparison with the removed part. Hoses and end fittings of different diameters use different bodies and covers, even if the thread description looks similar.
The handle keeps cracking - what could be causing it?|Most often dragging the hose over sharp edges, striking the end fitting against the floor, or working in low temperatures when the material is less flexible. Better hose routing and avoiding jerking at the connection can help too.
What is worth checking when installing a new handle?|Make sure the cover sits securely, has no excessive play, and does not rub against the working parts of the fitting. It is also worth checking the securing element (e.g. retaining clip) and the swivel-end body, because worn parts can make the handle move and fail sooner.
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