Brass Reducing Nipple, 1" x 1 1/2" Threaded Pipe Fitting

Looking for a reliable solution for your plumbing or heating projects? The brass reducing nipple is ideal for installers, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone needing a secure and durable connection. These high-quality key specifications, technical specifications, product features, advantages, application, FAQ, and reasons to choose Boni-Shop. This fitting is perfect for heating, plumbing, and air conditioning systems, as well as cold and hot water lines, ensuring a safe and dependable connection.

Key Specifications

Our brass reducing nipples are crafted for high-quality performance in your installations. Made from CW617N brass compliant with drinking water regulations 50930-6, they provide safety and reliability. Suitable for plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and solar technology, these fittings offer versatile applications and ensure a secure drinking water supply. This fitting will allow you to easily transition between a 1" pipe and a 1 1/2" pipe, making it a versatile component for your plumbing needs.

Technical Specifications

Product Features and Benefits

• CW617N Brass: The material complies with drinking water regulation 50930-6, so you can be sure it's suitable for drinking water installations.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and solar technology, giving you a wide range of applications.
• Suitable for Cold and Hot Water: Can be used for both cold and hot water lines, offering you flexibility.
• Media Resistant: Suitable for liquid and gaseous media, even in vacuum environments, so you can use it in various systems.
• High Pressure Range: Can be used in pressure ranges up to 16 bar, giving you safety and reliability.
• Rustproof and Corrosion Resistant: Durable material that does not rust and is corrosion resistant, saving you maintenance costs.
• Durable: Offers a long service life, enabling long-term cost efficiency for you.

Advantages Compared to Other Materials

• Durability: Brass is more durable than many plastics and more resistant to mechanical damage.
• Temperature Resistance: Compared to plastic, brass withstands higher temperatures without deforming or being damaged.
• Corrosion Resistance: Brass is more corrosion resistant than steel, which is especially important in damp environments.
• Drinking Water Compatibility: Brass that complies with drinking water regulations is safe for use in drinking water systems, while some other materials may release harmful substances.
• Pressure Resistance: Brass fittings withstand higher pressures than plastic fittings, which is important in demanding applications.
• Long Service Life: Brass fittings have a longer service life than many other materials, saving costs in the long term.
• Versatility: Brass can be used in various applications, from heating to cooling systems, while other materials are more limited.

How to Use – Step by Step

1. Step 1: Preparation – Ensure the threads are clean and free of damage (see Figure 1).
2. Step 2: Sealing – Use a suitable sealant such as PTFE tape or sealing thread to seal the thread (see Figure 2).
3. Step 3: Assembly – Screw the reducing nipple into the corresponding thread and tighten it. Be careful not to overtighten to avoid damage (see Figure 3).
4. Step 4: Verification – Check the connection for leaks by passing water or air through it (see Figure 4).