Midwest Instrument
Midwest Instrument 110704 Backflow Quick Connect Adapter 3/4in NPT x 1/4in Flare with O-Rings
Connects 3/4-inch NPT threads to 1/4-inch flare fittings and includes three spare O-rings
- TypeOther
- Quick-connect design speeds installation
- Three adapters and spare O-rings included
- 3/4 inch NPT to 1/4 inch flare compatibility
- Works with Grainger test kit items 33, 34, 35 and 6AJV6
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Backflow Quick Connect Adapter
The Midwest Instrument 110704 is a backflow quick connect adapter designed for plumbing and irrigation systems. It provides a secure connection point for testing or monitoring devices. The kit includes three adapters and three spare O-rings for immediate installation.
Replaces Threaded Test Port Connections
This adapter replaces traditional threaded connections on backflow preventers with a quick connect fitting. The upgrade is worth it when technicians perform frequent testing and need faster, tool-free attachment. It fits Grainger items 34CU33, 34CU34, 34CU35, and 6AJV6 for direct compatibility.
Limited to 3/4 Inch NPT and 1/4 Inch Flare
The adapter uses a 3/4 inch NPT thread on one end and a 1/4 inch flare fitting on the other. It cannot connect to pipes or ports with different thread standards or diameters. The three included spare O-rings support maintenance but do not expand the fitting's size range.
Highlights
- Quick-connect design speeds installation
- Three adapters and spare O-rings included
- 3/4 inch NPT to 1/4 inch flare compatibility
- Works with Grainger test kit items 33, 34, 35 and 6AJV6
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST INSTRUMENT |
|---|---|
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
Will the 3/4in NPT threads fit my existing backflow preventer ports?
The adapter has 3/4in NPT threads on one end, designed to mate with standard backflow preventer ports of the same size.
What is the correct way to seat the O-rings when I thread the 1/4in flare side?
Lubricate the three spare O-rings, slide them into the flare grooves before tightening, and avoid cross-threading the 1/4in flare connection.
How often should I replace the three spare O-rings included with kit 110704?
Inspect the O-rings annually and replace them at the first sign of cracking, flattening, or leakage during system testing.
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