CONCORD
CONCORD CC44152DL 1/2" IPS 1/2" or 7/16" Slip Joint Straight Valve
Straight valve connects 1/2" IPS supply to 1/2" or 7/16" slip joint outlets
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- 1/2" IPS inlet fits standard supply lines
- Slip-joint outlet accepts 1/2" or 7/16" tubing without adapters
- Straight valve body aligns cleanly with supply stops
- Concord CC44152DL construction resists corrosion in daily use
- New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
Concord Slip-Joint Straight Valve
The Concord CC44152DL is a straight valve designed for residential plumbing installations. It connects supply lines to fixtures using a slip-joint connection method. This part suits professional plumbers and homeowners completing bathroom repairs or upgrades.
Dual Inlet Compatibility
The valve accepts a 1/2 inch IPS inlet and fits either a 1/2 inch or 7/16 inch slip-joint outlet. This dual sizing determines whether the valve matches the existing supply stop and riser configuration. Verify both measurements before purchasing to ensure a proper seal.
Standard Bathroom Supply Duty
The valve handles typical hot or cold water supply lines for lavatory faucets and toilets. It is not intended for high-pressure main lines, heating systems or commercial service. California Proposition 65 warnings apply regarding chemical content.
Highlights
- 1/2" IPS inlet fits standard supply lines
- Slip-joint outlet accepts 1/2" or 7/16" tubing without adapters
- Straight valve body aligns cleanly with supply stops
- Concord CC44152DL construction resists corrosion in daily use
- New condition ensures reliable operation from first install
Specifications
| Brand | CONCORD |
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| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
What does the 1/2" IPS connection mean when I install this valve?
The 1/2" IPS marking shows a straight iron-pipe thread that mates with standard 1/2" supply nipples or adapters in residential plumbing.
How does the slip-joint end limit what pipe sizes I can use?
The slip-joint nut accepts either 1/2" or 7/16" outside-diameter copper or plastic tubing, so you cannot connect larger or smaller tube without an adapter.
What clearance do I need behind the fixture to fit the valve body?
The straight-pattern body sits inline with the supply, so you only need enough depth for the valve itself plus the slip-joint nut and ferrule.
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