BFKK
BFKK 5/16" Brass Compression Stop Valve Cap 10Pcs HVAC Control
Ten brass compression caps seal 5/16-inch tubing in air, water, fuel or gas lines
- Corrosion-resistant brass construction ensures long-lasting durability
- Precise 1/2-24UNS threads provide reliable leak-free sealing
- Hexagon design allows quick installation with a standard wrench
- Pack of 10 caps covers multiple connection points
- Fits 5/16 inch OD tubing for versatile HVAC applications
Brass Compression Stop Valve Cap
These brass compression caps seal 5/16 inch OD tubing with a 1/2-24UNS thread. The pack contains ten pieces for HVAC, plumbing, fuel, water, air or gas lines. Hexagon design allows easy installation and removal with a wrench. Corrosion-resistant brass construction suits indoor and outdoor use.
Replaces worn or missing flare caps
Upgrade when existing caps leak, corrode or strip during service. The precise thread restores a reliable seal on air conditioners, water heaters, washing machines or garden lines. Worth the change whenever a fitting shows seepage or thread damage. Ten-piece pack covers multiple points in one order.
Check thread size and tube OD before ordering
Verify the connection uses 1/2-24UNS threads and 5/16 inch outside diameter tubing. Do not over-tighten during installation to avoid fitting damage. Ensure the hex width of 14.88mm matches your wrench. Confirm the application pressure and media are compatible with brass.
Highlights
- Corrosion-resistant brass construction ensures long-lasting durability
- Precise 1/2-24UNS threads provide reliable leak-free sealing
- Hexagon design allows quick installation with a standard wrench
- Pack of 10 caps covers multiple connection points
- Fits 5/16 inch OD tubing for versatile HVAC applications
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What size tubing and thread does the 5/16" brass compression cap fit?
The cap fits 5/16 inch OD tube and uses a 1/2-24UNS thread for sealing.
How do I install the hex compression cap without damaging the fitting?
Screw the cap into the threaded pipe and tighten with a wrench on the 0.59 inch hex; avoid over-tightening to prevent leaks.
When should I replace these brass compression caps in an HVAC system?
Replace caps if corrosion appears, threads strip, or leakage occurs at the 1/2-24UNS connection during pressure checks.
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