You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
reducer
A fitting or adapter is used in pipe systems to connect straight sections of pipe or tube, adapt to different sizes or shapes, and for other purposes such as regulating (or measuring) fluid flow. These fittings are used in plumbing to manipulate the conveyance of water, gas, or liquid waste in domestic or commercial environments, within a system of pipes or tubes.
Fittings (especially uncommon types) require money, time, materials, and tools to install, and are an important part of piping and plumbing systems. Valves are technically fittings, but are usually discussed separately.
Hi' i'm struggling to get hold of a pair of replacement male-female brass reducers to use on some old taps. They are 1" to 1/2" (plumbing size NOT actual size). The inner thread (1/2") is 14TPI, the outer (1") is about 25TPI. The only ones I can find have 11tpi on the 1" thread.
They old ones...
alan
Thread
brass
center
reducerreducers
replacement
should
thread
I need to inrease 8mm pipes up to 15mm for about 2 metres on one radiator, will this work ok considering that the velocity of the water will be reduced.
Replacing a rad and leaking trv. Once rad been replaced trv leaked from reducer. Changed reducer, movement split the soldered joint. Stripped down, soldered again! Done!
In between all this drained down 3 times and 10 mouthfuls of rad water! 90 mins job turned into a day out!
In a situation where i need to solvent onto underground soil (brown/orange) from experiance i have never solvent welded onto this stuff, as the fittings have always been push fit, although screw fix sell a socket that is solvent weld for underground use
have read up and people say a mixture of...
Have just returned from two month visit to my daughter in Oz. They have a combi for heating their water installed outside the back door, but what intrigued me was the novel way of reducing 22mm copper pipe to 15mm.
i was wondering if any one knows if reducing set bushes can be used on gas pipes . i am talking about the 15-10 brass ones that sometimes come with radiator valves can these be used in a comp coupler on gas .
ant.
Can anyone help? I have a 30 yr old Seamaster 30 motor cruiser and the shower mixer unit in the head has a 1" threaded male hose outlet which was connected to a standard 3/4" shower hose via a chromed brass reducer. The reducer has corroded and disintegrated and I have found it impossible to...
i need to change a trv that is on 10mm, the trv is a 15mm with the insert olive jobby you get. if i change the trv and leave it on the old insert olive will it re-seal like a normal olive.
its one of them jobs where you just cant make adjustments without making more work etc, the 10mm comes...
Fitted one of these the other day the one with the 4inch waste hole in it. The waste hole itself is just a gimmick as there is a reduder ring you fit to it to enable a standard 90mm fast flow waste outlet. However that's all well and good but the reducer ring is screwed to the flange of the...
Hi there,
I know nothing about plumbing and suspect I've just been taken for a ride.. I have a Megaflo boiler that stopped working. I called a plumber who I found online who came for 1.5 hours.. he got the hot water working but told me I needed to replace my heating elements and fit a limescale...
I need to fit a new radiator with trv onto plastic 10mm pipe the trv comes with a 15mm-10mm reducer. Are these any good when going to plastic rather than copper
Does anyone have a experience with electrolytic scale reducers in hard water areas (400ppm) versus polyphosphate (Combiguard)?
I like the idea of the SESI as it's basically a fit and forget (10-15 years) and there's also no annual maintenance cost.
I'm trying to fit TRVs to some old rads. and the rad has a 1" female thread, rather than the standard sized fitting. Has anyone come accross this before (probably all of you!) and if so is there a 1" inch raidator tail I could use, or suitable chrome reducer avaliable.
I'm really new to...
jlbreak
Thread
brass
copper
female
fitting
inlet
metal
plumbers
plumbing
price
radiator
reducer
stainless
system
tail
their
training
trv
valve
Hi
An Old Jacuzzi's, pump replacement need a reducer for one of the pipes:
Solvent based UPVC from 50mm to 42 mm - I have not been able to find these at all. Can anyone help, where can I get these?
Thanks
Picanco
Thread
fitting
funny
help
needed
pipes
pump
reducer
replacement
stuck
Hi, I am fitting a towel rail in place of a radiator. I had to use an internal reducer (15mm-10mm) to connect up the pipes to the towel rail.
When I filled up the system again both valves were leaking.
Do I also need to use a 15mm olive on this?
At the moment I have;
the copper heating pipe...
lewissv
Thread
10mm
connect
copper
fitting
heating
help
inside
internal
job
pipe
pipe size
pipes
rad valve
radiator
reducer
system
towel rail
valve
valves
Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website. For the best site experience please disable your AdBlocker.