Legend Valve
Legend Valve 302-275 1" C x M Elbow bathware
A 1-inch sweat-to-MNPT cast-brass elbow for copper-pipe bathware connections
- ColorTransparent
- Size1"
- TypePipes, Valves & Fittings
- 1" Sweat x MNPT elbow connects copper pipe to male threads
- Cast brass construction resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- Transparent finish shows clean joint appearance
- New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates chemical disclosure requirements
1" C x M Brass Elbow Fitting
This Legend Valve 302-275 fitting connects 1" copper sweat pipe to male NPT threads. It is cast from brass for durable plumbing installations. The transparent finish shows the raw metal surface. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm risks.
For copper-to-thread transitions only
Suits installers joining 1" sweat copper to male-threaded components in water lines. Not for press-fit, push-fit or compression connections. Buyers needing female threads, larger diameters or different alloys must select another fitting.
1" Sweat x MNPT cast brass
The single decisive specification is the 1" sweat-by-MNPT configuration in cast brass. This exact joint type and material determine whether the elbow matches your piping system.
Highlights
- 1" Sweat x MNPT elbow connects copper pipe to male threads
- Cast brass construction resists corrosion in plumbing systems
- Transparent finish shows clean joint appearance
- New condition ensures reliable first-time installation
- California Proposition 65 warning indicates chemical disclosure requirements
Specifications
| Brand | LEGEND VALVE |
|---|---|
| Color | Transparent |
| Size | 1" |
| Type | Pipes, Valves & Fittings |
Questions about this item
What pipe size and connection type must my existing plumbing have to accept this 1" sweat-by-MNPT elbow?
Your copper pipe must be 1 inch nominal and ready for sweat soldering, while the mating fitting must provide a 1 inch male NPT thread.
Will the cast-brass body and male NPT threads seal reliably against older galvanised or brass fittings I keep in the system?
Yes, the male NPT threads are standard taper pipe threads that mate with existing female NPT fittings, and cast brass resists corrosion alongside older metals.
After soldering the sweat end and threading the male end, how can I verify the joint is watertight?
Pressurise the line and inspect both the soldered cup and the threaded connection for any moisture; a dry joint confirms a proper seal.
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