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Vintage CC33102TL 3/8" IPS x 3/8" OD Comp Angle Stop
Angle stop connects 3/8 inch IPS to 3/8 inch OD compression for supply line shut-off
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- 3/8" IPS inlet fits standard supply lines
- 3/8" OD compression outlet connects directly to fixture tubing
- Angle stop design allows local shut-off without draining the system
- New Vintage CC33102TL construction for reliable quarter-turn operation
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
Angle Stop Valve For Bathroom Supply Lines
The Vintage CC33102TL angle stop controls water flow to a fixture using a 3/8 inch IPS inlet and a 3/8 inch OD compression outlet. It is a new bath faucet part intended for residential plumbing installations. The quarter-turn handle provides simple on and off operation.
Suitable For Standard Fixture Connections
This valve suits installers replacing an existing angle stop with the same inlet and outlet sizes. It is not for systems requiring a different thread type, a sweat connection or a push-fit end. Buyers who need a straight stop or a dual-outlet valve should look at another product.
3/8 Inch IPS By 3/8 Inch OD Compression Ends
The defining specification is the combined inlet and outlet sizing of 3/8 inch IPS by 3/8 inch OD compression. Match these exact dimensions to the supply line and fixture tailpiece before purchase. The product carries a California Proposition 65 warning for chemical exposure.
Highlights
- 3/8" IPS inlet fits standard supply lines
- 3/8" OD compression outlet connects directly to fixture tubing
- Angle stop design allows local shut-off without draining the system
- New Vintage CC33102TL construction for reliable quarter-turn operation
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses regulated chemical content
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 3/8" IPS inlet on the CC33102TL angle stop, and what step do people often miss?
Thread the 3/8" IPS inlet onto the supply pipe using pipe-thread sealant, then tighten the 3/8" OD compression nut onto the riser; the step often missed is applying sealant to the IPS threads before tightening.
What maintenance or replacement will the CC33102TL angle stop need over time?
The compression ferrule and rubber washer inside the 3/8" OD nut can harden or deform, so replace them if a drip appears at the riser connection; the brass body itself rarely needs replacement.
What limit appears first on the CC33102TL under sustained household water pressure?
The 3/8" OD compression joint is the first limit; if pressure spikes repeatedly the ferrule can cold-work and leak before the IPS threads or brass body show any stress.
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