Everflow Supplies Inc.
Everflow Supplies Inc. C68R-7812-NL 7/8" COMP x 1/2" MIP Reducing Adapter
Connects 7/8" compression pipe to 1/2" male iron pipe using lead-free brass for corrosion-resistant service
- Secure compression join between pipes
- Lead-free brass construction resists corrosion
- 7/8 in. compression to 1/2 in. MIP reducing adapter
- Suitable for commercial and residential piping systems
- California Proposition 65 warning for lead exposure
7/8" COMP to 1/2" MIP Reducing Adapter
This lead-free brass adapter connects a 7/8-inch compression line to a 1/2-inch male iron pipe thread. It is built for compressed-air and vacuum systems in commercial or residential settings. The solid brass construction resists rust and corrosion for long service life.
California Proposition 65 Warning
The product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Handling exposes the user to lead, so hands must be washed after contact. No software or bundled accessories alter this regulatory requirement.
Compression and Male Iron Pipe Installation
The compression end seals by tightening a ferrule onto the tubing, while the MIP end threads into a female fitting. Leaks usually come from an under-tightened compression nut or missing thread sealant on the male threads. Ensure tubing is cut square and deburred before sliding the nut and ferrule into place. Not for buyers who need a different thread size or a push-to-connect fitting.
Highlights
- Secure compression join between pipes
- Lead-free brass construction resists corrosion
- 7/8 in. compression to 1/2 in. MIP reducing adapter
- Suitable for commercial and residential piping systems
- California Proposition 65 warning for lead exposure
Specifications
| Brand | EVERFLOW |
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Questions about this item
Will the lead-free brass body need replacement due to corrosion or mineral buildup?
The solid lead-free brass construction resists rust and corrosion, so the adapter body itself should not require replacement from those causes under normal use.
What is the first limit reached when this adapter is under constant system pressure?
The limiting factor is the pressure rating of the compression piping system it joins, since the adapter creates a secure bond designed not to leak.
Does the adapter generate any noise, heat or extra power draw when the system runs continuously?
As a passive brass pipe fitting it adds no noise, no heat and draws no power during all-day operation.
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