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Old 11-25-2024 | 12:52 PM
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Nickel Plated Aluminum AN fittings vs Anodized for fresh water lines. What have you had the best luck with?

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When using -16 AN fittings for fresh water use, what material holds up the best? I have tried Black and Blue/Red aluminum fittings. Both only last about 4 years before corrosion on the inside begins. Anyone try nickel plated aluminum?
Ayuh,..... Stainless steel,....
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Originally Posted by Bondo
Ayuh,..... Stainless steel,....
Feel free to post a link for a stainless steel -16 hose end in a 45 degree.
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If you know someone with a TIG welder I'm sure you could make one if you can't find one.
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Teague has a lot of high-end stainless etc. worth a call... VERY nice fittings I may add.
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Originally Posted by jeffswav
Feel free to post a link for a stainless steel -16 hose end in a 45 degree.
Ayuh,..... 45 Degree - Stainless Steel Hose Ends - Products
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Originally Posted by Bondo
These are not AN fittings. Looking for something like this https://www.summitracing.com/parts/s...SABEgKP5vD_BwE
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Originally Posted by Diamond Dave
Teague has a lot of high-end stainless etc. worth a call... VERY nice fittings I may add.
I found the stainless pipe fittings but Bob only has the stainless hose fittings in push lock.
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nothing wrong with push lock
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agree, what are you using these for? push lock is good for 300psi on average and I dont know of anything getting near that on a boat other than the trim systems.
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