Brass reducing hex nipple with different-size male threaded ends, side view.
Brass reducing hex nipple with different-size male threaded ends, side view.
Brass reducing hex nipple showing the smaller threaded end.
Brass reducing hex nipple showing the smaller threaded end.
Brass reducing hex nipple showing the larger threaded opening.
Brass reducing hex nipple showing the larger threaded opening.
Brass reducing hex nipple with different-size male threaded ends, side view.
Brass reducing hex nipple showing the smaller threaded end.
Brass reducing hex nipple showing the larger threaded opening.

BRASS THREADED REDUCING NIPPLES MALE X MALE BSP

Brass Reducing Nipples have male BSP threads of different sizes at opposite ends. They join female threaded components of different sizes in a straight line.

✓ Male BSP Threads of Different Sizes
✓ Straight Reducing Connection
✓ DR Lead Free Brass
✓ Use with Thread Seal Tape

Brass Threaded Reducing Nipple Male x Male BSP Specifications

Brass reducing hex nipple with different-size male threaded ends, side view.

Brass Reducing Nipples have male BSP threads of different sizes at opposite ends. They join female threaded components of different sizes in a straight line.

Made from DR lead free brass, these fittings are suitable for plumbing, irrigation and rural water systems. Use suitable thread sealant or PTFE tape on the male BSP threads before installing into female connections.

Avoid joining brass, galvanised and stainless steel fittings directly to one another. Use a plastic or other suitable non-conductive fitting or adaptor between different metals to prevent galvanic corrosion where water is present.

Brass Threaded Reducing Nipple Male x Male BSP Specifications

✓ Product Type & Connections
Brass Reducing Nipples with male BSP threads of different sizes at opposite ends.

✓ Function
Joins female threaded components of different sizes in a straight line.

✓ Material
DR lead free brass.

✓ Pressure & Temperature
Maximum pressure rating 1600kPa. Working temperature: 1°C to 95°C.

✓ Certification
WaterMark Lead Free approved and tested to AS 3688.

✓ Applications
Plumbing, irrigation, rural water and general water systems.

✓ Connecting Different Metals
Avoid joining brass, galvanised and stainless steel fittings directly to one another. Use a plastic or other suitable non-conductive fitting or adaptor between different metals to prevent galvanic corrosion where water is present.

✓ Installation
Use suitable thread sealant or PTFE tape on the male BSP threads before installing into female connections.

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