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1.The straight pipe fittings has the national standard (G) thread of the female head, and is a female thread pipe joint for linear connection.
2.This kind of pipe joint is made of brass, and is formed by die casting with an integrated die. It has compact structure, good sealing performance, corrosion resistance and high strength.
3.Commonly used in connection of water pipe, gas pipe, oil pipe, etc. It is widely used in connection of drainage system, irrigation, petroleum industry, heating system and other pipelines, with high sealing performance and quick installation and disassembly.
Specification：
Product Name: Brass Pipe Fitting
Material: Brass
Color: Gold Tone
Surface Treatment: Passivation
Thread Size: 3/4 to 3/4 G Female
Total Size: 32mm x 31mm / 1.26" x 1.22"(Max.D*L)
Package Content:
2pcs x Brass Pipe Fitting
Jeff K
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
These parts are unusable. They are threaded oversize, any pipe you screw into them will bottom out before the threads get tight - no way to prevent leaks. All 4 threads were the same.
Henry McClain
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Perfect. Quality as advertised.
kevin nielsen
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
these fittings are oversized they bottom out before they tighten up do not buy
J L F
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020
I’m a licensed contractor and thought I’d try these in some irrigation at my own house. Thankfully I was my own guinea pig test project. I noticed right away that these did not have the UPC stamp on the fittings or the packaging. UPC labeling is required in order to pass code inspections. Next I noticed that the fittings were not as thick as other pipe fittings that we get from the supply houses. Then I did a hand assembly and saw that the couplers were able to be turned all the way onto the pipe threads, bottoming out without using a wrench. This makes me think that the threads are not cut within NPT (national pipe thread) standards. The fitting should become tight before the threads bottom out and disappear. Avoid this cheap quality material. It will either crack or leak and cause more damage or headaches than the pennies you think you saved.
che trejo
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2020
It cracked
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