105° Wallplate Elbow Brass Compression Fitting For Pex Pipe

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PEX Fitting, Brass Fittings

Our PEX fittings are generally made of CW617N brass and CU57-3 brass. In case of special needs, other materials such as DZR can be used.

We will customize special rings according to the customer’s requirements, with the ring processed into a barbed shape to prevent the tube from falling off when pressure levels are above 10kg.

We can provide PEX fittings in a variety of sizes, from 15mm x 1/2’’ x 2.0mm to 32mm x 1’’ x 3.0mm, with the following structural forms: straight, elbow, tee, wall-plated, etc.

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Product Information

Product name	Brass Wall plate Pex Fittings
Sizes	16mm x 1/2" ×2.2mm
Bore	Standard bore
Application	Water, oil, gas, and other non-corrosive liquid
Working pressure	PN16 / 200Psi
Working temperature	-20 to 120°C
Working durability	10,000 cycles
Quality standard	ISO9001
End Connection	BSP, NPT
Features:	Forged brass body
	Precise dimensions
	Various sizes available
	OEM production acceptable
Materials	Spare Part	Material
	Body	Forged brass, sandblasted
	Nut	Forged brass, sandblasted
	Insert	Brass
	Seat	Open copper ring
	Stem	N/A
	Screw	N/A
Packing	Inner boxes in cartons, loaded in pallets
	Customized design acceptable

Optional Materials

Brass CW617N, CW614N, HPb57-3, H59-1, C37700, DZR, Lead-free

Optional Color and Surface Finish

Brass natural color or nickel plated

Applications

Fluid control system for building and plumbing: Water,oil, Gas, and other non-corrosive liquid
When assembling pipe joints with advanced geometric design features, the front pressing is pushed into the joint body and the pressing tube to form the main seal, and the rear pressing is inward to produce a dumpling chain effect to form a strong grip on the pressing tube. Post-compression geometry contributes to an advanced engineered chain-clamp action that converts axial motion into radial compression on the compression tube, requiring only minimal assembly torque to operate .
Use of gap inspection gauge:
1. Only use the inspection gauge to check whether the joint is tight when installing the brass compression fitting for the first time.
2. Put the gap detection gauge next to the gap between the pressed nut and the body.
3. If the inspection gauge cannot be inserted into the gap, the joint is sufficiently tightened.
4. If the inspection gauge can be inserted into the gap, it means that it needs to be tightened.