<b>WHY THE Brass Coupling?</b> <br> <p>Choosing accessories for your pipe fitting tools, you can finally stop buying expensive stainless steel pipe fittings, no reliable copper pipe fittings that get easily rusted, or even plastic hex pipe fitting that are easily broken and not reliable in use. The choice of modern society is the brass pipe fittings reducer because it is:</p> <p> <ul> <li>durable (thanks to premium brass construction)</li> <li>resistant to corrosion</li> <li>solid</li> <li>doesn’t leak</li> <li>has a better thermal conductivity and a low magnetic permeability</li> <li>doesn’t deform with time</li> <li>provides tight seals thanks to the relative softness of brass</li> <li>is easily installed or changed (thanks to the hexagonal head that increases bearing surface when applying a wrench).</li> </ul> </p> <b>WHERE TO APPLY?</b> <p></p> <p>Our Brass Coupling with well-machined male NPT threads on one end and female NPT threads on the other end serves for connecting pipes of different diameters. It provides a maximum fitting of the connected parts of the pipes. It’s possible to repair any damaged part of a pipe with the help of our threaded reducer- just cut out the damaged part, place the threads on both ends which should be connected and adjust it with the pipe adapter fittings. Plus:</p> <ul> <li>this bushing adapter can be applied for various measuring devices and collectors;</li> <li>it will be also handy when you accidentally damage any pipe threads – again just make a hole, cut threads and install these pipe fittings.</li></ul> <br> <p><b>Note: Please, be careful about choosing the size of the pipe fittings you need. It's not the same as the diameter of a pipe. For the pipe with the male threads – measure the outside diameter of the largest surface with the threads, for the pipe with the female threads - measure the top diameter of the thread.</p>