Brasshards 20 x 15mm Lead Free Brass Threaded Hex Reducing Nipple

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Description & Specs

The Brasshards 20 x 15mm Brass Threaded Hex Reducing Nipple is a lead free brass fitting for reduced straight jointing of brass fittings and pipe. It steps a connection from 20mm down to 15mm, with a hex centre to make installation straightforward.

  • Size: 20 x 15mm (reducing)
  • Material: Lead free brass
  • Type: Threaded hex reducing nipple
  • Application: Reduced straight jointing of brass fittings and pipe
  • Model number: 5NP220BF

This reducing nipple suits plumbers joining different-sized threaded brass components in residential and industrial water supply. The lead free brass construction is suitable for potable water, and the hex section gives you a flat for a spanner during tightening. Brasshards also offers reducing nipples in other sizes such as 15 x 10mm and 25 x 20mm.

More about this product

The Brasshards 20 x 15mm Brass Threaded Hex Reducing Nipple is a lead-free brass fitting designed for reduced straight jointing of brass fittings and pipe. Constructed from quality lead-free brass, it ensures safety for water supply applications. This trade-quality fitting is suitable for both residential and industrial uses, providing a reliable solution for connecting brass fittings and pipes of different sizes.

Questions & Answers

What is the Brasshards 20 x 15mm reducing nipple for?

It is used for reduced straight jointing of brass fittings and pipe, stepping a 20mm connection down to 15mm.

Does it come in other sizes?

Yes, Brasshards offers threaded hex reducing nipples in other sizes, including 15 x 10mm and 25 x 20mm.

Is it lead free?

Yes, it is made from lead free brass, suitable for water supply use.

Why does it have a hex section?

The hex centre gives you flats for a spanner so you can tighten the nipple securely.

How do I remove a threaded hex nipple?

Use a spanner on the hex flats to turn it anticlockwise. If it is sealing into a fitting, take care not to damage the threads and apply new thread sealant when reinstalling.

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Change of mind? Eligible products can be returned within 14 days of delivery if unopened, unused and in original packaging. Return postage and restocking fees may apply. This does not affect your Australian Consumer Law rights for faulty products.