PW3/8HRK - 3/8 Inch Oxy-Fuel Hose Repair and Splicing Kit

Fix Your Hoses Fast and Keep Welding

Don't let a damaged hose stop your project in its tracks. The Powerweld 3/8" Hose Repair Kit is your go-to solution for fixing cuts, leaks, or worn ends on your oxy-fuel welding hoses. Whether you're in the shop or out in the field, having this kit on hand means you can make professional-quality repairs in minutes. Designed specifically for 3/8-inch I.D. hoses, this kit includes everything you need to splice a line or replace a damaged fitting, saving you the cost and hassle of buying a brand-new hose assembly.

Built Tough for the Job

Welding gear takes a beating, and your repair parts need to be just as tough. That's why the Powerweld kit features solid brass construction. Brass is the industry standard for gas fittings because it doesn't rust and stands up to the daily grind. The kit comes with nuts, nipples, couplers, and ferrules for both your oxygen and fuel lines. The fittings are standard B-Size (9/16"-18), so you know they'll fit your regulators and torches perfectly. It's the reliable choice for ensuring your gas flow stays steady and safe.

Save Money and Reduce Waste

Why throw away a 50-foot hose just because of a bad end or a cut in the middle? With the Powerweld Hose Repair Kit, you can salvage your gear and get more life out of your investment. It's also perfect for making custom-length hoses if you buy your hose in bulk reels. Just cut to length, insert the barbs, and crimp the ferrules. It's a smart, economical way to manage your equipment inventory. Note: A crimping tool is required to properly secure the ferrules.

Safety First

A leaky hose isn't just annoying; it's dangerous. A quick patch job with tape won't cut it when you're dealing with compressed gases. This kit allows you to perform a proper, permanent repair that restores the structural integrity of the hose connection. Keep a Powerweld PW3/8HRK in your toolbox, and you'll always be ready to tackle hose maintenance safely and efficiently, keeping your focus where it belongs—on the arc.