Everflow Supplies Inc.
Everflow Supplies Inc. C69R-5812-NL 5/8 O.D. COMP x 1/2 MIP Reducing 90 Degree Elbow Pipe
A 90-degree reducing elbow joins 5/8-inch compression pipe to 1/2-inch male threads in lead-free brass for leak-free residential and commercial plumbing
- Secure leak-free joint with compression-to-male thread design
- Durable lead-free brass resists rust and corrosion long-term
- 90-degree reducing elbow connects 5/8 O.D. compression to 1/2 MIP
- Suits commercial and residential compression piping systems
- California Proposition 65 warning for lead exposure applies
Brass Compression Elbow for Air Systems
This lead-free brass 90-degree reducing elbow connects 5/8-inch O.D. compression tubing to a 1/2-inch male iron pipe thread. It is built for compressed-air and vacuum lines in both commercial and residential installations. The solid brass body resists rust and corrosion over long service periods.
Sustained Pressure and Chemical Exposure
Under continuous system pressure the compression joint maintains a leak-free seal without loosening. The lead-free brass alloy withstands the moisture and oil carry-over common in compressor discharge lines without degrading. California Proposition 65 warnings apply because the material contains lead; wash hands after handling.
Simple Flareless Installation
No soldering, threading or special tools are required — slide the nut and ferrule onto the tube, insert into the body and tighten. The most common error is over-tightening the compression nut, which can distort the ferrule and cause a slow leak. Ensure the tube is cut square and deburred before assembly.
Highlights
- Secure leak-free joint with compression-to-male thread design
- Durable lead-free brass resists rust and corrosion long-term
- 90-degree reducing elbow connects 5/8 O.D. compression to 1/2 MIP
- Suits commercial and residential compression piping systems
- California Proposition 65 warning for lead exposure applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the brass elbow generate heat or noise when the compressor runs continuously?
The solid lead-free brass fitting is a passive component with no moving parts, so it produces no noise and adds no measurable heat during continuous compressor operation.
What pipe sizes and thread types must already be in place for this elbow to connect?
You need a 5/8 O.D. compression line on one side and a 1/2 MIP female thread on the other to mate with this 90-degree reducing elbow.
Will this lead-free brass elbow corrode if I keep my older galvanised or copper lines?
The lead-free brass construction resists rust and corrosion, so it will not degrade when joined to existing galvanised steel or copper piping in the same system.
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