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Value Brand 1-1/2" Brass Waste Connector
Brass waste connector joins a drain trap to a threaded wall or floor outlet pipe
- 1-1/2" diameter fits standard drain connections
- Brass construction resists corrosion in plumbing use
- Male threaded end connects to wall or floor outlets
- Designed to join drain trap to external pipe
- New condition ensures clean, reliable installation
Brass Waste Connector for Kitchen Drain Traps
This 1-1/2 inch brass waste connector joins a drain trap to a threaded wall or floor outlet pipe. The male connection suits standard kitchen plumbing layouts. It is a new component supplied for residential or light commercial drainage systems.
Replaces worn or mismatched trap connectors
Swap this in when an existing connector leaks, corrodes or no longer aligns with the outlet pipe. The brass construction resists corrosion better than plastic alternatives in hard-water areas. The upgrade is worth it when a durable metal joint is preferred for long-term reliability.
Verify thread size and outlet type before ordering
Confirm the drain trap and outlet pipe both accept a 1-1/2 inch male connection. Check local plumbing codes for material approvals. Note the California Proposition 65 warning for chemical exposure. Ensure the connector orientation matches the installation geometry.
Highlights
- 1-1/2" diameter fits standard drain connections
- Brass construction resists corrosion in plumbing use
- Male threaded end connects to wall or floor outlets
- Designed to join drain trap to external pipe
- New condition ensures clean, reliable installation
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
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Questions about this item
What size pipe does the 1-1/2" brass waste connector fit?
The connector is made for a 1-1/2 inch diameter pipe and has a male threaded end that screws into a matching female outlet on a wall or floor drain.
How do I install the brass waste connector without stripping the threads?
Hand-tighten the male threads into the female outlet first, then give a quarter turn with a wrench; over-tightening brass fittings often cracks the threads or splits the pipe.
When should I replace the brass waste connector?
Replace it if you see green corrosion on the brass, water seeping at the joint, or if the threads no longer seal after re-taping.
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