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Brass Fittings

Brass fittings are machined metal connectors used for water, gas, and pneumatic lines. They offer strength, heat tolerance, and reusable threaded connections, and are common as transitions between plastic and metal systems and at fixtures and manifolds.

⚠️ Note: For potable water, specify a low-lead / dezincification-resistant grade per local regulations. Do not mix incompatible thread standards (BSP vs NPT).

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
MaterialBrass (copper-zinc alloy); low-lead grades for potable water
TypesElbow, tee, coupling, nipple, union, adapter, reducer, valve body
Common sizesTypically ~1/8"-2" / DN6-DN50 threads — varies by range
Connection methodThreaded (BSP/NPT), compression, press, or solder-end
Pressure classRating varies by size and design — confirm per datasheet
TemperatureTolerates hot water and higher temperatures than plastics
StandardThread/dimension per ISO 228, ISO 7, EN, ASTM/DIN — confirm

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Fixture connections, manifolds, valve assemblies, and transitions between plastic (PPR/PVC/PEX) and metal piping in water and gas systems.

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FAQ

Are brass fittings safe for drinking water?
Low-lead / dezincification-resistant brass grades are made for potable water and are required in many regions. Specify a potable-rated grade and confirm compliance for your market.
What thread types do brass fittings use?
Common threads are BSP (parallel G or taper R) and NPT; they are not interchangeable. Confirm the thread standard before ordering to ensure a proper seal.

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