Brass Pipe Fittingsmale x female NPT pipe fittings for chemicals, flammable gases, slurries, and other plumbing applications

• Brass bush is a common brass pipe fitting used to reduce or adapt threaded pipe connections in plumbing and industrial piping systems.
• Brass pipe fittings offer durability and resistance to erosion from water, heat, acids, minerals, and harsh soil conditions.
• Made from brass (a copper alloy with zinc), providing a balanced combination of strength, corrosion resistance, and machinability.
• Used to connect, adapt, or control flow for liquid and gas lines when correct thread matching is required.

Specifications

• Product: brass bush
• Category: brass pipe fittings
• Material: brass (copper + zinc alloy)
• Function: reducing/adapting threaded connections (size and thread as per requirement)
• System use: plumbing and industrial piping for liquids and gases

Features

• Good strength for reliable joint performance
• Excellent high temperature ductility
• Reasonable cold ductility
• Good conductivity
• Excellent corrosion resistance
• Good bearing properties for threaded assembly
• Low magnetic permeability
• Helps reduce maintenance needs and corrosion-related issues over time

Applications

• Water lines using brass pipe fittings
• Chemical transfer lines (within material compatibility limits)
• Flammable gas and air lines where brass bush fittings are specified
• Slurry and utility piping applications (as per system requirements)
• Thread adaptation and reduction using brass bush in plumbing networks

Usage

• Select the correct brass bush size and thread type to match the male/female pipe connection.
• Apply suitable thread sealant or PTFE tape as per the media and standard practice.
• Tighten to secure fit without over-torquing to avoid thread damage.
• Pressure test after installation to confirm leak-free performance.