Pagoda Joint in Solid Works

This component is a Pagoda Joint, commonly used as a hose or pipe connector in fluid and pneumatic systems. It is designed to provide a secure and leak resistant connection between a flexible hose and a threaded port.

The joint consists of a stepped, ribbed outer profile on one end, which allows a hose to grip firmly when pushed over it. These barbed features increase friction and prevent the hose from slipping under pressure. The opposite end contains an internal metric thread (M20 × 1.5 mm), enabling the joint to be screwed into a mating threaded component.

A hexagonal section is provided near the threaded end to allow easy tightening and loosening using a spanner or wrench. Fillets and chamfers are applied at edges and transitions to reduce stress concentration and improve durability.

The component is modeled with precise dimensions in millimeters and includes smooth surface finishes and corner radii as specified. The material used is brass with a brushed finish, offering good corrosion resistance and suitability for fluid handling applications.

Overall, this Pagoda Joint ensures reliable mechanical fastening and efficient fluid transfer in industrial, mechanical, and plumbing systems.