A one-piece cutter-style hose end in AN10 with a 150-degree bend. The single-piece body keeps the socket and nipple together, so assembly is a square cut, a firm push onto the nipple and tightening of the socket to swage the joint. The 150-degree angle turns the hose back nearly on itself, which on AN10 is far kinder than trying to flex a stiff, large-bore braided line into the same shape and risking a kink. Typical AN10 uses are oil cooler feed and return, dry sump scavenge, turbo drains and high-capacity fuel feeds. Take care to cut the braid cleanly and squarely before assembly.