SCREWING STRAIGHT BRASS 1"
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Product detailed description
Brass straight fittings are essential components in hydronic heating systems, used to connect pipes and fittings in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. These fittings ensure reliable and leak-free connections in heating circuits, distribution systems, and domestic hot water installations. Installers and technicians commonly use these fittings to maintain system integrity and efficiency in central heating applications.
Designed for use in heating systems, this straight fitting provides a durable and reliable connection between threaded pipes. It is suitable for use in both new installations and system repairs, where secure and long-lasting connections are required. The flat sealing ring ensures a tight connection without the need for additional sealing materials, reducing installation time and potential leakage risks.
Technical parameters
| Code | 2520072 |
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| Brand | IVAR |
Installation and connection
To install this brass straight fitting, ensure that the connecting pipes have compatible ISO 228 threads. Use a pipe wrench to carefully screw the fitting into place, ensuring that the flat sealing ring is properly seated. Check that the threads are clean and free from debris before tightening. A common installation mistake is over-tightening, which can damage the sealing ring and lead to leaks. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for proper installation and torque specifications.Compatibility and accessories
This fitting is compatible with standard ISO 228 threaded pipes and fittings used in European heating systems. When installing, ensure that all connecting components are also rated for use in hydronic heating applications. Additional components such as pipe unions, valves, and pressure regulators may be required depending on the specific system configuration. Refer to the manufacturer's technical data sheet for detailed compatibility information.Technical background for designers
The brass straight fitting operates by providing a secure mechanical connection between two threaded pipes. The flat sealing ring ensures a tight seal by compressing against the mating surfaces during installation. Brass is chosen for its corrosion resistance and durability in hot water and heating environments. The ISO 228 thread standard ensures compatibility with European piping systems, making this fitting suitable for a wide range of applications. The design allows for easy integration into existing systems while maintaining system efficiency and longevity.Service and operation
Regular inspection of the fitting is recommended to ensure continued performance. Check for signs of corrosion, leaks, or thread damage during routine maintenance. If any issues are detected, replace the fitting immediately to prevent system failure. No specific service intervals are provided in the technical data sheet, but it is advisable to inspect the fitting during system maintenance checks.Frequently asked questions
Can this fitting be used in both heating and domestic hot water systems?
Yes, this fitting is suitable for use in both hydronic heating systems and domestic hot water installations. It provides a secure connection with the flat sealing ring design.
Is this fitting compatible with European piping standards?
Yes, the fitting is manufactured with ISO 228 threads, ensuring compatibility with European piping systems and components.
What tools are required for installation?
A pipe wrench is recommended for installation to ensure proper tightening without damaging the sealing ring. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation procedures.
Can the sealing ring be replaced if damaged?
If the sealing ring becomes damaged, the entire fitting should be replaced to maintain the integrity of the connection. The sealing ring is an integral part of the fitting and is not designed for separate replacement.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Brass threaded fittings |
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| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Thread size: | 1" |
| Material: | brass |
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