Legend Valve
Legend Valve 311-168 2" x 5" No Lead Red Brass Nipple
Two-inch by five-inch no-lead red brass nipple for potable water plumbing connections
- No-lead alloy meets strict drinking-water standards
- Red brass construction resists corrosion in aggressive water
- 2-inch diameter fits standard residential supply lines
- 5-inch length bridges common pipe gaps
- Compliant with California Proposition 65 disclosure requirements
2" x 5" No Lead Red Brass Nipple
This no lead red brass nipple connects two female threaded components in plumbing systems. It is intended for installers who need a straight, corrosion resistant connector for water supply lines. The fitting meets no lead requirements for potable water applications.
Replacing damaged or corroded nipples
Use this nipple to replace a section of threaded pipe that has leaked, corroded or been damaged during service. The jump is worth it when the existing threads are stripped or the pipe wall has thinned enough to risk failure under pressure.
Installation notes
Thread the nipple into female fittings using pipe thread sealant or tape approved for potable water. Over tightening can crack the brass or split the female fitting, so stop when the joint feels snug and does not leak under test pressure.
Highlights
- No-lead alloy meets strict drinking-water standards
- Red brass construction resists corrosion in aggressive water
- 2-inch diameter fits standard residential supply lines
- 5-inch length bridges common pipe gaps
- Compliant with California Proposition 65 disclosure requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size does the 2-inch red brass nipple require for connection?
The 2-inch nominal pipe size uses standard NPT threads; mate it with 2-inch NPT fittings and apply thread sealant rated for potable water.
How do I install the 5-inch nipple without damaging the no-lead brass threads?
Hand-tighten the nipple into each fitting, then finish with a strap wrench for one to two turns; avoid pipe wrenches that can gouge the softer red brass.
When should the 311-168 nipple be inspected or replaced in a potable-water system?
Inspect annually for green patina, weeping joints or dezincification; replace immediately if threads show galling or the body develops pinhole leaks.
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