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Seamlessly transition your main 22mm water lines into standard 1/2-inch female fixtures with the 22mm x 1/2" Brass Compression Male Coupler. Manufactured from premium Dezincification Resistant (DR) solid brass, this heavy-duty reducing adaptor features a 22mm mechanical compression socket on one end and a 1/2-inch external (Male) thread on the other. It is the perfect plumbing solution for connecting 22mm copper or flexible polycop piping directly into 1/2" female-threaded valves, taps, or existing iron piping without the need for soldering or special tools.
Key Features:
Size: 22mm Compression x 1/2" Male Thread.
Material: Heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant DR Solid Brass.
Connection Type: Mechanical compression (includes nut and internal olive) to an external male thread.
Application: Ideal for hot and cold water plumbing, perfectly transitioning and reducing between plain 22mm pipes and 1/2" female-threaded fixtures.
What is a 22mm x 1/2" male adaptor used for? This fitting is a "reducer." It is commonly used when you have a main 22mm water line and you need to connect it directly into a smaller standard 1/2-inch female threaded fixture, like a shut-off valve, a tap fitting, or a female iron socket.
What does the "DR" stamp mean on this fitting? The "DR" stamped into the brass stands for Dezincification Resistant. This indicates that the brass alloy is manufactured to strict, premium plumbing standards that prevent the zinc from leaching out over time, ensuring the fitting stays strong and is completely safe for clean drinking water.
Do I need to use thread seal tape for this adaptor? You should never use thread tape (PTFE tape) on the top compression side where the nut and olive are. However, you absolutely must wrap thread tape around the external threads on the bottom half before screwing it into your female fixture to ensure a watertight seal.
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